5 places to start in SoHo
Judd Foundation
Donald Judd lived and worked in the five-story cast-iron building at 101 Spring Street, and it's kept as he left it. Visits are by guided tour, so book ahead.
Official site →Photo: Elisa.rolle, CC BY-SA 4.0The New York Earth Room
Walter De Maria filled a second-floor loft on Wooster Street with 280,000 pounds of soil in 1977, and it's still there. It's free and takes 10 minutes.
Official site →Photo: Epicgenius, CC BY-SA 4.0Housing Works Bookstore
Every used book on the two floors was donated, volunteers run the cafe, and the money goes to a nonprofit fighting homelessness and AIDS. You'll find it on Crosby Street.
Official site →Photo: Marginalmonkeys, CC BY-SA 4.0Film Forum
Classics, new independents and documentaries play at this nonprofit cinema on West Houston Street.
Official site →Photo: Wikimedia Commons contributor, CC0Dominique Ansel Bakery
The Cronut was invented at this Spring Street bakery in 2013. The flavor changes every month, and it still sells out early.
Official site →Photo: LWYang, CC BY 2.0Hotels in SoHo
Staying over? These are the picks from our guide, Best hotels in SoHo, New York City: 5 top picks, and Dyme members see private rates on each. You can also browse every New York hotel guide or search hotels on Dyme.
This weekend in SoHo: November 13–15
59 things on: 5 film screenings, 3 tours, 3 classes and 3 free. Listed by day and start time.
Friday, November 13
Saturday, November 14
Sunday, November 15
On all weekend
No set start time for these, so go when it suits you.
Listings by Outgoing, refreshed twice a day. Times and prices can change, so check the listing before you go.