You got a guy for venue tickets

The Lexington Armory Tickets

Location
Historic Armory Venue in New York | Seating, Pa

Now selling

Upcoming Events at The Lexington Armory

Loading current ticket availability

The venue

About The Lexington Armory

The Lexington Armory is a historic National Historic Landmark located at 68 Lexington Avenue in the heart of Manhattan. Known for its column-free drill hall and flexible event configurations, the venue has a storied past—from housing the NY National Guard's 69th Infantry to hosting pivotal cultural moments like the 1913 Armory Show. Today, it welcomes exhibitions, fashion shows, large-scale events, and contemporary performances, with space that can accommodate 1,500–2,000 guests in modern setups and up to ~5,000 seats in historic arrangements. Whether you’re planning a gala, trade show, or community gathering, we’ve got you covered with practical details and trusted hotel and dining options nearby.

Seating and configuration The drill hall at The Lexington Armory is designed to be flexible and column-free, allowing event organizers to tailor layouts for each production. While there is no fixed seating chart, typical configurations accommodate 1,500–2,000 guests for contemporary events, with historic references noting up to around 5,000 seats in traditional drill-hall arrangements. If you’re securing seats, our team can help you identify the best configuration for your event type and audience size.

Parking and access There is no on-site parking at The Lexington Armory. Nearby parking garages offer short walks to the venue, and street parking may be available during off-peak hours. If you’re driving in, plan for a little extra time to navigate the NoMad/Flatiron streets and use nearby garages for convenient access.

Transit options The venue is well-served by New York City transit. The 6 train at 23rd Street is within easy reach, with nearby transfer points to the L, N, and R lines. Bus routes also service Lexington Avenue, making it straightforward to reach from multiple boroughs and neighborhoods.

Hotels and dining nearby The Lexington Armory sits in a vibrant NYC corridor with a range of accommodations and dining options within walking distance. For convenience, Lex Hotel NYC at 67 Lexington Ave is a quick walk away. In addition, the NoMad and Flatiron neighborhoods offer a broader selection of hotels and highly regarded restaurants. We partner with reputable hotels and nearby eateries to help you secure comfortable stays and solid dining choices around your event dates.

Nearby hotels and affiliate recommendations For a streamlined stay, consider Lex Hotel NYC (67 Lexington Ave). Our affiliate partners also feature NoMad and Flatiron-area properties with easy access to the venue. Always check current availability and exclusive partner rates when you book through our trusted network.

Nearby restaurants and dining partners The NoMad and Flatiron districts host a mix of iconic and contemporary dining spots. Our affiliate restaurant partners can help you find pre- or post-event options that fit your schedule, whether you’re grabbing a casual bite or celebrating with a group after the show.

Notable history and events The Lexington Armory is a Classified National Historic Landmark with a rich past, including hosting the 1913 Armory Show, acting as a 9/11 assistance center, and continuing today as a versatile event venue for exhibitions, fashion shows, and cultural gatherings. It remains a distinctive NYC venue with a deep sense of place.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 68 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10010.
  • Size/capacity: Drill hall provides a large, column-free interior; total site is about 177,438 sq ft (overall); space often configured for 1,500–2,000 guests for modern events, with historic references noting up to ~5,000 seats in the drill hall.
  • Venue type: Historic armory and National Historic Landmark; long-time home of the NY National Guard's 69th Infantry and headquarters for parts of the unit.
  • Seating chart: No fixed, public seating chart; layouts are event-specific; the drill hall is designed to be flexible and column-free for various configurations.
  • Parking: No on-site parking; nearby parking garages are available within walking distance (no permanent on-site facility).
  • Transit: Accessible via NYC Subway and buses; notable close options include the 6 train at 23rd St and transfer points to L, N, or R lines nearby.
  • Nearby hotels: Lex Hotel NYC (67 Lexington Ave) within a short walk; additional options in NoMad/Flatiron area (e.g., nearby hotels listed by travel/venue pages).
  • Notable events hosted: Site of the 1913 Armory Show (International Exhibition of Modern Art); used as a 9/11 assistance center; continues to host exhibitions, fashion shows, and other events.