SoHo NYC Attractions
Halloween
Come one, come all to the spooktacular Halloween parade! From ghouls to ghosts, witches to werewolves, this parade is sure to delight and fright all who attend. Get ready for a night of tricks, treats, and plenty of Halloween magic as we celebrate this eerie holiday in style. Don’t miss out on the fun – join us for a hauntingly good time at the Halloween parade! This happens once a year in the Fall.
“The King of Greene Street,”
“The King of Greene Street” refers to a landmark cast-iron building located at 72–76 Greene Street in the SoHo-Cast Iron Historic District of Manhattan, New York City.
It is often described as the most complex, three-dimensional cast-iron building in the district, featuring a deep, sculptural facade with a prominent central portico.
“The Queen of Greene Street,”
The “Queen of Greene Street” is a nickname for the historic cast-iron building located at 28 Greene Street in the SoHo neighborhood of Manhattan, New York.
The building is a premier example of the Second Empire style, characterized by its ornate cast-iron facade and a towering mansard roof.
The Color Factory NYC
Get ready to take an interactive journey through 14 immersive art exhibits as stunning as they are colorful. Fun for all ages, Our museum celebrates the many shades of the city—from the bright yellow of a taxi cab to the creamy brown of a street pretzel. Each visit to Color Factory includes surprise giveaways, sweet treats, and complimentary digital photos that capture all the best moments from your experience.
Charging Bull Studio
The Charging Bull, affectionately known as the “Wall Street Bull,” is not your average piece of artwork. This bronze beast has become a symbol of financial success and bullish optimism in the heart of Manhattan’s Financial District. The Charging Bull was created by Italian-American artist Arturo Di Modica. He sculpted the bull out of bronze in his Crosby Street SoHo studio and installed it in front of the New York Stock Exchange without permission in December 1989.
The Drawing Center
The Drawing Center is New York’s museum for drawing, unique in its mission to explore the medium as primary, dynamic, and relevant to contemporary culture, the future of art, and creative thought. The Drawing Center advances this mission through exhibitions, publications, and educational programs that are both multidisciplinary and broadly historical, positioning drawing at the center of artistic advancement and cultural dialogue.
Housing Works Cafe
For nearly three decades, the Housing Works Bookstore has been a downtown New York institution. Browse secondhand books, shop curated clothing, gifts, and housewares, or relax in our Cafe that serves a selection of coffee, craft beer, wine, and light snacks. Check out our calendar for upcoming special events.
The Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art
The Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art, formerly the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art, is a visual art museum in SoHo, Lower Manhattan, New York City. It mainly collects, preserves and exhibits visual arts created by LGBTQ artists or art about LGBTQ+ themes, issues, and people. Wikipedia
The Banksy Museum
The Banksy Museum is a journey into the mind of the world’s most elusive street artist. We reveal Banksy’s wit, edge, and truth through recreated street pieces, rare studio works, and immersive environments that make people of all ages question, laugh, and see the world differently.Our museum is full of iconic artworks that challenge authority, flip expectations, and spark conversation.
Ice Cream Museum
The Museum of Ice Cream is a self-guided interactive museum and a must-see NYC attraction for families, couples, and friends. The experience typically takes about 90 minutes (or longer if you’re savoring every moment) and encourages visitors to climb, slide, and explore.
MoMa Design Store
At the reimagined MoMA Design Store, Soho, discover the Modern Mural, featuring LOVE NYC, 2025 by Nina Chanel Abney, an artist with work in MoMA’s collection.