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A ride down Museum Mile on Fifth Avenue

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NYC in late winters looks different aesthetically!

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thank you....................

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Favorite

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I was just there.

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🛫🛬Saturday.

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Love this ❤️

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You missed the Jewish Museum, Neue Galerie, Smithsonian, and Frick! :)

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My daughter went to St Ignatius on 84th & Park. Every other Friday since kindergarten, we'd go to a museum and then dinner.

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This video is awesome. Thank you for sharing.❤️

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🎉 What’s Happening in New York City Tonight (June 10, 6–9 pm) Fifth Avenue between 82nd and 110th Streets transforms into NYC’s largest block party — the 47th annual Museum Mile Festival! Traffic-free and buzzing with activity, this evening offers: •Live street performances: from jazz sets outside the Met to klezmer brass at the Jewish Museum •Children’s art stations: chalk art, button-making at Guggenheim, family accordion, and poster design activities •Museum open houses: eight iconic institutions with free admission—including the Met, Neue Galerie, Guggenheim, Cooper Hewitt, Jewish Museum, Museum of the City of New York, El Museo del Barrio, and The Africa Center •Special exhibits & programs: such as Cooper Hewitt’s “Making Home” design triennial postcards, Neue Galerie’s Austrian Masterworks, and MCNY’s Urban Stomp dance-floor exhibition Plus, you’ll find food vendors, neighborhood partner booths (like Asia Society’s coloring station and temporary tattoos), and family fun scattered along the avenue . 🏛️ A Little History & Fun Facts •Started in 1978 to shine a light on the cultural gems along Fifth Avenue and bolster public support for the arts . •Created by Lisa Taylor of Cooper‑Hewitt, the inaugural event shut down Fifth Avenue between 86th and 105th Streets in June 1979 . •Since then, it has become a summer staple, with over one million attendees participating each year . •The name “Museum Mile” refers to this unique 1.6 km art corridor (longer than an actual mile!) from 82nd to 110th Streets—nine museums in total . 📍 NYC Snapshot: Where It’s All Located •Fifth Avenue – Upper East Side, Manhattan •Gateways: starts at the Met (1000 5th Ave @ 82nd), ends near The Africa Center (@ 110th Street) •Easily reached via subway lines 4/5/6 to 86th, 96th & 103rd Streets, or M1/M2/M3 buses. •Open rain or shine, no tickets or registration needed—perfect for a spontaneous summer outing. Fun Facts •Tonight marks the 47th year of this cultural tradition ☀️ •The area covered is actually 1.6 km—a true “mile” of museums! •Expect lines, but museum entries are first-come, first-served. •Museum variety ranges from Austrian art at Neue Galerie to design installations in Cooper Hewitt’s garden.

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