- TripBuzz found 313 things to do indoors in the Livingston area. From Wine Depot of Livingston to Riker Hill Art Park, Livingston offers a variety of rainy day activities and other fun things to do indoors — including 191 indoor attractions with ratings over 90%.
- There are 65 different types of things to do inside in or near Livingston, New Jersey. Some of the most popular types of these activities include: Winery/Vineyard, Arts Centers, Theaters and Movie Theaters.
- There are 2 indoor activities in Livingston, and 311 indoor attractions in nearby cities within 25 miles, including: New York City, Staten Island, Clifton and Brooklyn.
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A comprehensive musical theater arts program, the Applause Performing Arts Center offers theater training in singing, acting, and dancing. The facility offers classes for all ranges of actors, and offers summer camp programs.
17.7 Miles
A living history museum, the Historic Richmond Town covers 100 acres, in which the oldest exhibit is a 1695 house. Demonstrations, historic trades and crafts, and other live events are organized in here.
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Terminal 5 is a performance venue that hosts concerts from artists such as Interpol, Tycho, and Gogol Bordello. The location, which has a maximum capacity of 3,000, serves alcohol beverages and features a smoking section.
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thegrassynoel GALLERY & STUDIO is an eco-friendly approach to art and technology with the goal of enriching the lives of adults and children through education. The gallery offers lessons and workshops for aspiring artists.
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Puffin Cultural Forum is a gallery and performance space that strives to bring thoughtful, socially-relevant, and provocative arts programming to the wider community. They serve as a resource offering arts workshops, guided gallery tours, art exhibitions and theater presentations.
17.8 Miles
The Hammerstein Ballroom is a 12,00-square-foot ballroom that hosts both theatrical and musical performances, including shows from Thirty Seconds to Mars and All Time Low. The location, which first opened in 1906, has a maximum seating capacity of 3,500.
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Opened in 1924, the Al Hirschfield Theatre has hosted performances such as Annie, How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying, and Elf the Musical. The location was named after the famous illustrator in 2003.
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One of the top fifty higher education institutions in the United States, New York University is a private research university located in Greenwich Village. The university's athletic programs competes in men's and women's basketball, fencing, golf, soccer, volleyball, and wrestling.
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Atrium Cinemas is a movie theater that features 2D and 3D movie showings, Dolby Digital Sound, and special party rooms. The theater has auditoriums that are available to rent out for a private showing or a corporate event.
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The Flatiron Building, which opened in 1902, is considered to be one of the main symbols of New York City. The location is currently the home of the St. Martin's Press, Tor/Forge, Picador, and Henry Holt and Company publishing companies.