Broadway Street Corridor

The Broadway Street Corridor in NYC is easily accessible via multiple subway lines (N, Q, R, W, 1, 2, 3, 7, S) to Times Square-42nd Street station. Many bus routes also serve the area. +1

The U Street Corridor in D.C. is served by the U Street/African-Amer Civil War Memorial/Cardozo Metro station on the Green and Yellow lines. Several bus routes also connect to the area. +1

Parking in the Times Square area can be very expensive and difficult to find. It's highly recommended to use public transportation.

Yes, Off the Mall Tours offers a 'Queer Black Broadway' walking tour, and DC Design Tours provides insights into the area's history and architecture. +1

Absolutely! Walking is the best way to soak in the atmosphere, see the theaters, and discover hidden gems.

Tickets can be purchased online through official theater websites, reputable ticket vendors like Ticketmaster, or at the TKTS booth in Times Square for same-day discounts.

While shows require tickets, simply experiencing the energy of Times Square, watching street performers, and admiring the architecture is free.

Hours vary greatly by establishment. Many restaurants and bars are open late, while shops may have more traditional business hours. It's best to check individual business websites.

Some exhibits, like the 'YOU Street: Black Broadway in Washington, DC' exhibit, may have specific viewing times or require advance booking. Check with the venue.

The TKTS booth in Times Square offers same-day tickets for many shows at a discount. You can also try online lotteries for popular shows.

Capture the iconic red stairs, the dazzling billboards, and the bustling street life. Early morning or late night offers fewer crowds for unobstructed shots.

Yes, murals, historic buildings, and significant landmarks along the U Street Corridor offer rich visual storytelling opportunities. +1

Photography and videography are generally prohibited inside Broadway theaters during performances to avoid distracting the audience and performers.

Street photography capturing the vibrant culture, historical architecture, and community events is very popular. +1

Golden hour (shortly after sunrise and before sunset) offers beautiful light for capturing the architecture. Nighttime is iconic for the illuminated billboards.

Carmine's NYC is a popular family-style Italian restaurant. For coffee and snacks, Nashwell coffee is highly recommended for its atmosphere and quality.

The U Street Corridor offers a wide range of cuisines, from soul food to international flavors, reflecting its diverse community.

Yes, Times Square has numerous fast-food chains, delis, and street vendors offering quick and convenient options.

Historically, the U Street Corridor was known for its vibrant jazz clubs and eateries that served the African-American community. Today, it continues to offer diverse culinary experiences. +1

Carlo's Bakery has a location at 1500 Broadway in Times Square, known for its cakes and pastries. +1