Anyone who has ever wondered how they made a movie or likes the movie making process will love this museum. Cool interactive exhibits and neat displays of both modern and historic films.
The architecture is beautiful and the exhibits fairly engaging as well
Really gorgeous clean design to the building itself and plenty of fun interactive exhibits for everyone to enjoy. Great museum!
NY. Greater New York is an amazing, culturally rich multimedia exhibit. Go see the 68 artists work being showcased before it closes 10.8.2010. Read more.
Provocative & progressive exhibitions organized by an amazing curatorial team who know no boundaries. If you want a more intimate art experience, go there.
I always love the exhibits here; great balance between being artistic and being a little out there.
A great place to go to on a cold winter day! Lot's of cool exhibits.
The Queens Museum of Art presents a series of fine art exhibitions, performances and more. It also houses the Panorama of New York City - the world's largest architectural scale model of an urban area Read more.
The exhibits here are wonderful. The facility is small but packed with something to enjoy. They even have a glass staircase (ala Apple Store).
Socrates is the only New York City park that regularly exhibits sculpture by some of the world's most renowned artists, alongside projects by some of the nation's most promising emerging artists. Read more.
Perfect place to walk around and view art exhibits. Also great to sit by the water and read.
Exhibits are always changing and always surprising and cool
A hands-on science and technology center with more than 400 exhibits to explore the wonder of biology, chemistry and physics. Read more.
Check out Makerfaire at the end of September for amazing exhibits from crafter, scientists, inventors and loads of fun
So much to look at; my son enjoyed the interactive exhibits! Flight of the butterflies was super cute and informative.
It was set up in an abandoned factory space in Ravenswood, Queens by Japanese sculptor Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988) in 1985. It currently hosts an exhibition on the future of Ravesnwood.
If you want a little background on the exhibits, you'll want to show up for the guided tour at 2pm (Noguchi liked his pieces displayed unaccompanied by titles or text).
Excellent exhibitions!
With its wonderful location within Flushing Meadows park, this is a great place to explore! Try the beautiful Panorama model of NYC & the David Schumann exhibits!
Bring good binoculars or zoom lens to spot your house or other landmarks. Spot the easter egg in the model.
It's like a primitive googlemaps. And backs up to the old World's Fairgrounds. Home of the Unisphere and the Men In Black spaceships.
MoMA PS1's VW Dome 2 provides a venue for a library, lectures, art exhibitions, film and video screenings, performances, and community events. Open Wednesday-Sunday 10am-6pm through June 30, 2013. Read more.
Situ Studio's Heartwalk has returned. The 30-foot heart constructed from Hurricane Sandy salvaged boardwalk represents the love that binds people during hard times. On display until June 15, 2013. Read more.
Best area to beach in ❤️
Designed by architect Phillip Johnson for the 1964-5 World’s Fair, the New York State Pavilion had a brightly colored fiberglass roof and housed concerts & exhibits showing the wonders of NY State.
One of my favorite pavilions at the Fair :)
PHOTO: Tent of Tomorrow
Get to know native species at the Queens Wildlife Center, which exhibits North American animals on naturalistic grounds, allowing for an unusual intimacy between visitors and animals. Read more.
Such a great Zoo, especially if you have kids under age of 5 as it doesn't require a full day of walking. Lots of seasonal events (Zoo Boo is great for tikes). Get a family membership for best value.
Buy a family membership ($124) that gets you and your kids in to the Queens, Bronx, Central Park, and Prospect Park zoos, plus the New York Aquarium year-round. Powered by ParentsConnect.com
"Imagine an Umbrella" exhibit opening on November 15th! Check it out with great coffee!
Delightful and cosy cafe where there's a rotating art exhibition on the walls as well as live music on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings
Great beer selection and black and white cookies were fresh!
Social Justice and Inequality Art Exhibit #TheRighttoRemain
The non-profit gallery is as beloved for its global artist rotation and bilingual programming as its diverse workshop roster, ranging from DJ lessons to Mural Making 101.
Always a good place to see something new. Sit in the rock court, listen to a sound installation, or check out some large scale sculpture depending what they've got going on. Don't miss the basement!
Basement. That's all you need to know.
Never knew that there were art exhibits here! Kinda cool...
P.T Barnum, Teddy Roosevelt, & Frederick Douglass were all here – separately! Check out the gallery, garden, and shop. – Green Guide Editor
At various points in its history, this town hall housed a courthouse, a Union Army barracks, an opera theater and a police precinct. Teddy Roosevelt once spoke from its steps. (From Aerial America) Read more.
Come Visit The Queens Zoo Aviary. Queens Zoo is an 8 Acre Zoo Featuring North & South American Animals & An Awesome Petting Zoo - It Truly Is The Best Kept Secret Of Flushing Meadow Park
Keep your mouth closed!
Good selection of animals
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA