NYC Nightlife

Don't Tell Mama's is one of New York City's hotspots. Known for its cabaret, it also features a famous piano bar, where amazing parties are held.

The Little Mermaid, The Lion King, White Christmas, Mary Poppins and others. Avenue Q was inspired from the television show Sesame Street, yet it offers an adult-themed play.

Young people who appreciate the sizzling Latin rhythms of salsa and the meringue will want to check out Helena's on Lafayette Street.

It was not until the late 19th century however that the unique half-tones and sliding notes that characterized blues singing combined with ragtime to produce what is today known as jazz.

For example, New Orleans is often considered the "Cradle of Jazz," the only truly unique American art form.

Cooper 35 is a nice little bar/restaurant located at 35 Cooper Square--hence its name--between East 5th and East 6th streets of the East Village.

Named "New York's Most Fashionable Neighborhood" by New York magazine in 2004, a new nightclub opens every week in the Meatpacking District--or at least it seems that way.

Chelsea is one of the hottest nightlife destinations in NYC, catering to all types of patrons from all walks of life. You might find the doors of these nightclubs and lounges difficult to breach, but once you get in you'll never want to leave.

From trendy Latin lounges to '40s style supper clubs, you'll find a reason to stick around office territory and head to these popular hotspots around Midtown