National Arts Club

The National Arts Club, located in the historic Samuel J. Tilden House on Gramercy Park in Manhattan, is a vibrant nonprofit members' club founded in 1898 to promote public interest in the arts. With a rich history of inclusivity, it was one of the first clubs to offer full membership to women. The club hosts a variety of free public programs and exhibitions across multiple artistic disciplines, including theater, literature, and music. Its permanent collection features over 700 works of art, showcasing American Impressionism and contemporary pieces, making it a significant cultural destination for tourists and researchers alike.