Trace Greenwich Village's Beat, folk, theater, and LGBTQ+ history
3 hours
Trace Greenwich Village's artistic bohemia on a guided walk through theaters, music clubs, and landmark streets. Hear stories of the writers, musicians, and artists who shaped the neighborhood.
Cancel at least 7 days before the activity for a refund less a $20 non-refundable fee. No refund for cancellations less than 7 days before the activity. Receive a full refund if the activity is canceled due to COVID.
Product ID: 9GNVWH
Guided group tours require at least 4 participants. If fewer people join, the tour will be rescheduled or fully refunded.
If the tour is canceled because of a snowstorm, hurricane, heavy rain, or similar weather conditions, it can be rescheduled at no extra charge or fully refunded.
295 Columbia street apt 2, Brooklyn, NY 11231
I’ve done 2 different tours with Laurene and they’ve been a delight! Whenever I have friends visiting from France, I can’t wait to have them see the city through the eyes and stories of Laurene. As an immigrant in NY who’s been here for 13 years, it’s as enjoyable as for tourist friends! Each tour makes me love the city even more. And notice and understand places I took for granted.
Mara Lecocq
June 8, 2026
I’ve done 2 different tours with Laurene and they’ve been a delight! Whenever I have friends visiting from France, I can’t wait to have them see the city through the eyes and stories of Laurene. As an immigrant in NY who’s been here for 13 years, it’s as enjoyable as for tourist friends! Each tour makes me love the city even more. And notice and understand places I took for granted.
Mara Lecocq
June 8, 2026
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