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Extreme Mammals at the American Museum of Natural History explores the surprising world of mammals. Featuring spectacular fossils from the museum's collections, the exhibition examines the…
The Holiday Train Show at The New York Botanical Garden is a fantasyland of lights, model trains and recreations of historic New York landmarks. Leaves, twigs and other botanicals are…
New York has a flourishing bicycling community. Hundreds of cyclists aim to ensure safe pedalling by attending the somewhat eccentric Blessing of the Bicycles ceremony, held at the Cathedral…
New York is home to some of the world's best museums. During the Museum Mile Festival, many of the biggest and most exciting along Fifth Avenue, from 82nd Street to 104th Street, open their…
Human Rights Watch International Film Festival
The Human Rights Watch International Film Festival, at The Walter Reade Theater, is the world's leading showcase for distinguished fiction, documentary and animated films and videos that…
The annual Afro-Punk Festival at the Brooklyn Academy of Music celebrates the continuous struggle against racist institutions and ideologies with musical performances, film screenings…
Queens County Fair at Queens Country Farm Museum is a traditional American county fair with Blue Ribbon competitions in livestock, produce, home crafts, arts and crafts. Children should enjoy…
Annual Spooktacular Halloween Celebration
The American Museum of National History invites children of all ages to enjoy a Halloween night of trick-or-treating, arts and crafts and live entertainment.
It's hard to imagine what New York must have looked like before the building frenzy filled it with concrete and glass. But if you visit the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx, just 20…
Rose Center for Earth and Space
At the start of the millennium, the American Museum of Natural History opened the Rose Center for Earth and Space. At a cost of US$300 million, the building's spectacular architecture consists…
Guarded by huge marble lions Patience and Fortitude, the Beaux Arts New York Public Library on Fifth Avenue has scholarly volumes for reference only and temporary exhibitions. Look upwards in…
Housed in the ornate 1908 Warburg Mansion on the Upper East Side, the Jewish Museum includes over 28,000 paintings, religious icons and interactive installations. One of the best displays…
The Museum of the Moving Image in Queens has the largest and most comprehensive collection of film, television and digital media artefacts in America. The collection spans the earliest…
The Intrepid Sea Air Space Museum, housed in a 40,000-ton, 900-foot long aircraft carrier from 1943, is the world's largest naval museum. A must see for all those interested in military…
American Museum of Natural History
With over 36 million specimens and exhibits, the American Museum of Natural History is one of the largest in the world, famous for its habitat groups of African, Asian and North American mammals.
Central Park Zoo has 450 animals and over 100 species ranged across five-and-a-half acres, just a short walk away from the glitzy shops of 5th Avenue in the heart of Manhattan.
