Attention, Arts and Crafts Enthusiasts: NMAI’s Native Art Market Is Back This Weekend
The market will feature traditional and contemporary artworks by award-winning Indigenous artists from across the Americas.
New Exhibition at Museum of Jewish Heritage Explores Rescue of Danish Jews
The rescue of the Danish Jews during the Holocaust was a monumental feat coordinated by Danish neighbors of all ages, religions and backgrounds, and...
Chagall Show at Hall des Lumières Brings a Piece of Paris to New York
Paris might be having some pest control problems right now, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the City of Lights from the relative safety of...
Ghost Ships, Costume Parties and More Upcoming Hauntings at the Seaport
Ahoy, brave souls! The South Street Seaport Museum beckons you to celebrate Halloween with a number of spooky maritime-themed events.Unleash your...
Why You Should Spend Indigenous Peoples’ Day at the National Museum of the American Indian
The official New York City calendar still recognizes Monday as the Columbus Day holiday, but it’s also Indigenous Peoples’ Day, which honors the...
Four Ways to Sail Lower Manhattan’s Open Waters (at Decent Rates, Too)
Believe it or not, the prices are fairly reasonable.
New Exhibition Honors Artist Shelley Niro at American Indian Museum
The collection brings together several decades’ worth of Niro’s films, photographs, paintings and mixed media works.
If You Haven’t Yet Taken in One World Observatory, *Now* Is the Time
The observation deck at One World Observatory is more than just a tourist attraction (though it’s a great place to visit if you’re a tourist,...
