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http://www.aliceausten.org Formerly the home of Alice Austenaone of the first female photographers in the U.S.athis old mansion was recently bought and carefully restored by the city. The house is a short walk from the Staten Island Ferry. Suggested donation: $2. Hours: The house is open all year (except January, February and major holidays). Thu-Sun noon-5pm The grounds every day until dusk. More >>
http://www.amnh.org Museum hours: Daily 10am-5:45pm More >>
http://www.artistsspace.org Hours: Wed-Sunday noon-6pm More >>
http://www.asiasociety.org This global non-profit organization forges "closer ties between Asia and the West through the arts, education, policy, and business outreach." The New York City chapter is located on the Upper East Side. Discussions, museum exhibits, and other cultural events are open to the public. Wheelchair accessible. Large-font brochures, listening devices, and headsets are also available. More >>
http://www.bronxmuseum.org Gallery hours: Wednesday noon-9pm; Thursday-Sunday noon-6pm More >>
http://www.brooklynkids.org Museum Hours: Wed-Fri 1pm-6pm; Sat & Sun 11am-6pm Summer Hours: (July & August): Tue-Fri 1pm-6pm; Sat & Sun 11am-6pm; September-June More >>
http://www.brooklynmuseum.org Gallery hours: Wednesday-Friday 10am-5pm; first Saturday of each month 11am-11pm; all other Saturdays 11am-6pm; Sunday 11am-6pm More >>
http://www.carnegiehall.org Carnegie Hall has cheap family concerts, neighborhood concerts, and a music institute that teaches music classes to kids. Perpetuating the 1891 vision of Andrew Carnegie all over the city! More >>
http://www.chelseaartmuseum.org Museum hours: Thursday-Saturday noon-6pm More >>
http://www.cmom.org Museum hours: Wednesday-Sunday 10am-5pm More >>
http://www.cmany.org CMA is a hands-on art museum for kidsaa place where they can sculpt, paint, draw, glue, play, and more. It has great exhibits, jigsaw puzzles, and party facilities. Whatas best is the $6 admission and savvy exhibits (Keith Haring, for example) that even those without children can enjoy. More >>
http://www.nycgovparks.org Ah, corruption, greed, scandalsa|here is where it all began. Most people only come take a look at City Hall Park because they are on their way to the Brooklyn Bridge, which is shameful. SHAMEFUL. The north end of the park houses Tweed Court House. A den of corruption in the 1870as, which mirrors some parts of New York today, the Court House cost New York taxpayers almost $12 million to build, well, $4 million. The other 8 went to Tweed. The building directly to the south is City Hall, which is, well, City Hall. More >>
http://www.cityreliquary.org This mini-museum features oddball relicsachunks of old Flatiron buildings, ancient Statue of Liberty memorabiliaain a tiny two-room shop. Some belong to the City Reliquary, some are the collections of others in the community. Pay 50 cents, and a women will usher you past a velvet rope into a room of curiosities well worth the quarters. The Reliquary is also behind a number of events, as planners of a Collectors' Night, a Brooklyn Bridge Birthday Bicycle Ride (on the Bridge's birthday, they ride to the top and eat birthday cake) and Bicycle Fetish Day, an annual street fair for bicycle enthusiasts. More >>
http://www.metmuseum.org Assembled from architectural elements that date back to 12th centuries, the Cloisters is devoted to the art and architecture of medieval Europe. Hours: Nov-Feb Tue-Sun 9:30am-4:45pm; Mar-Oct 9:30am-5:15pm More >>
http://www.coneyisland.com Why Coney Island? Well, there is the hot dog competition, and if you can eat 55 you might be able to win next year. There is the boardwalk and the nasty New York harbor water, but, most importantly, Coney Island has an old school freak show, or sideshow, as they call it. See a sword eater, a bug eater, a contortionist, a mermaid (really just a stripper with a tail), and more! And of course, all those games to win stuffed animals. Hours: Easter-Memorial Day Sat & Sun; Memorial Day-Labor Day Daily; Labor Day-late September Sat & Sun More >>
http://www.cooperhewitt.org Gallery hours: Monday-Thursday 10ama5pm; Friday 10am-9pm; Saturday 10am-6pm; & Sunday noon-6pm More >>
http://www.ellisisland.org/genealogy/ellis_island_visiting.asp Museum Hours: Daily 9:30am until 5:00pm (extended hours in the summer) More >>
