TOP 30 Opera house tours in Brooklyn, New York

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The Opera House, located at 288 Berry Street in New York, is a prestigious institution that celebrates Italian-American Heritage Month with enchanting Evening of Romantic Italian Love Songs. Featuring the talented classical-crossover vocalist Christopher Macchio, along with Erin Hill and Jackie Dimaggio, this event promises to be a night filled with beautiful music and heartfelt performances. Additionally, the institution hosts a special episode of Walk in Faith with Robert Unanue, the President and CEO of Goya, discussing the company's commitment to giving back and caring for all of God's Children. With a focus on faith and community, The Opera House is a cultural hub that offers inspiring experiences for all who attend. Visitors can find parking options nearby at 321 Wythe Ave Brooklyn, NY 11249.

The Old Stone House of Brooklyn is a historic museum and tourist attraction located at 336 3rd Street in New York, United States. The institution is open for walk-in visitation on Fridays through Sundays from Noon to 4 pm. The first floor and public restrooms are fully accessible, while the second floor Great Room can be accessed by short flights of stairs. Masks are optional inside the house, and field trips for school educators can be booked by contacting the institution. The Old Stone House is currently hosting an exhibit called "State of The Nation: A BIPOC Artist Perspective" in partnership with Ma's House & BIPOC Art Studio, Inc. The institution also offers a Tool Lending Library in partnership with Garden Train. Civic engagement resources are available, and various events and workshops are held at the Old Stone House, such as film screenings, virtual exhibition tours, and meditation workshops. Visitors can also sign up for the weekly eblast to receive information on upcoming programs and events. Donations are welcome to support the institution's gardens, community programs, and recreational facilities at Washington Park.

The Theatre for a New Audience at Polonsky Shakespeare Center is a renowned institution located at 262 Ashland Place in New York, United States. Founded in 1979 by Jeffrey Horowitz, the theatre is dedicated to developing and revitalizing the performance and study of Shakespeare and classic drama. With a focus on creating epic landscapes in small spaces, the Theatre for a New Audience has garnered praise from critics and audiences alike. In 2001, the theatre made history as the first American theatre invited to bring a production of Shakespeare to the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford-upon-Avon. Since then, the Theatre for a New Audience has produced shows Off-Broadway, toured nationally and internationally, and even played on Broadway. In 2013, the institution opened the Polonsky Shakespeare Center in the heart of Fort Greene, Brooklyn.

Welcome to Emma C. Thursby's Gravesite Nestled in the heart of Brooklyn, New York, the Emma C. Thursby Gravesite is a tribute to one of the most celebrated opera singers of the nineteenth century. Known for her pure, clear, and powerful voice, Emma Thursby captivated audiences across America and Europe, earning her the affectionate title of the "American Nightingale."