
Things to Do in Manhattan From Free Jazz History to Smashburgers
Things to do in Manhattan in one day, from free Harlem jazz history to a boxing-themed dive and lacy-edged burgers.


New York jazz history fits into a single room at this Harlem museum on W 129th St, told through photographs, sound recordings and exhibits. Programs serve adults and school-age children, with live performances on the calendar. Admission is free, Thursday through Saturday, 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
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Kips Bay sushi at 230 E 29th St leans on a generous fish-to-rice ratio in rolls like Spicy Crunch and Salmon Avocado. Chicken teriyaki bento and spicy tuna crispy rice round out the menu. Most orders go out as takeout or delivery, with a few indoor tables.
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Boxing memorabilia covers the walls of this compact dive bar off Times Square, where patrons usually stand with beer, wine, spirits or sodas in hand. There is no food menu. Beers run about 3 to 5 dollars, and Thursday through Saturday hours stretch to 4:00 AM.
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Halal smashburgers with lacy edges and toasted, buttered buns are the order at this St Marks Place counter. The small menu centers on a classic cheeseburger and fries, with monthly creations like a sweet fig burger. Friday and Saturday hours run until 2:00 AM.
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