Greenwich Village Folk Music & LGBTQ+ History Walking Tour
Discover Greenwich Village’s role in America’s cultural change
Duration
2 hrs
Includes
Guided walk, History & culture
Highlights
Explore more than 200 years of New York history on a guided walking tour through Greenwich Village, following in the footsteps of musicians, artists, writers, and activists.
- Discover the neighborhood’s role in civil rights and LGBTQ+ history
- Explore the Village’s contributions to theater
- Trace the connections between music, the arts, and social change
Itinerary
Beginning at Sheridan Square, follow your guide through West 4th Street, Bleecker Street, MacDougal Street, Washington Square Park, Fifth Avenue, and the historic streets of the West Village. Hear stories of Bob Dylan and the folk music scene, Cafe Wha?, Gerde’s Folk City, Jane Jacobs, Emma Lazarus, Stonewall, Julius’ Bar, Cherry Lane Theatre, and many more.
Along the way, discover why Greenwich Village looks so different from the rest of Manhattan, how its cafés and clubs became gathering places for generations of creative people, and how residents and activists helped influence American culture.
The tour concludes near Hudson and Christopher Streets after an entertaining and educational journey through the heart of Greenwich Village.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel at least 24 hours in advance for a full refund or credit. You'll also receive a full refund or credit if the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. No-shows are charged the full price.
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FAQs
Schedule changes and cancellation notices are sent by email. Check your email before arriving for the walking tour.
Meeting details
Sheridan Square Viewing Garden, West 4th Street & Barrow Street, New York, NY 10014