For kids with learning and developmental disabilities and those on the autism spectrum. Join us for an in-person workshop to talk about and make art! Free, though advance registration is required. Space is limited. Presented in conjunction with the exhibition Weaving Abstraction in Ancient and Modern Art.
Brooklyn Botanic Garden invites you to make a special morning visit to the Discovery Garden with your family before BBG opens to the public. Explore the garden at your own pace and participate in multisensory activities at facilitated stations. Water, weed, and plant in our fruit and...
Visitors with learning or developmental disabilities are invited to explore the exhibition Edith Halpert and the Rise of American Art and create art inspired by the work on view. There are two sessions during the day: 10:30 - 12:30 for visitors ages 5 - 17, and...
SEARED by THERESA REBECK directed by MORITZ VON STUELPNAGEL with W. TRÉ DAVIS, RAÚL ESPARZA, DAVID MASON, KRYSTA RODRIGUEZ Use code OC to save 25% Seats with the best view of the caption display are marked "i" on the left side of the house Brilliant,...
Join us at The Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, entrance on 42nd street, just West of 5th Avenue, in the Bartos Forum. This year's added theme is ”Know Your Rights! Know Your Opportunities!” The Fair will include: tablers from educational, employment, advocacy, arts, recreation, technology, and support organizations; fun accessible...
Join us for a 90 minute exploration of the Garden's spectacular displays. Connect with nature and engage in a hands on activity. This program includes a leisurely Garden stroll with opportunities to stop along the way. Tour is free, but space is limited so registration...
Verbal imaging and touch tours of the Morgan’s permanent collection are available for visitors who are blind or partially sighted. UPCOMING ACCESS TOUR Friday, November 8, 3 PM These tours for adults are free. Reservations required. Please call 212.685.0008 ext. 560 or e-mail...
To celebrate caregivers of people with dementia, we invite caregivers to a free performance of classical music performed by musicians from the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra at CaringKind. Meet the performers afterward over light refreshments. Orpheus Reflections is a program created in partnership with CaringKind's connect2culture...
Domino the Penguin gets in trouble...a lot. Sometimes Domino chooses to be naughty, but sometimes it happens without her realizing. There are so many rules! Penguin wants to know how she can still have fun without getting into so much bother. Will you help? This...
This daylong symposium will bring together artists, scholars, and cultural leaders—including Alexander Alberro, Andrea Fraser, Deana Haggag, Joan Jonas, Jae Rhim Lee, Tatiana Schlossberg, and Brian Wallis—to investigate critical questions provoked by Hans Haacke’s work. The first panel, “The Consciousness Industry”: Institutions, Ethics, and Economies,...
Visitors from the D/deaf community are invited to experience our collection in an American Sign Language (ASL) tour, led by a Deaf teaching artist. The tour is in ASL only, without voice interpretation. This month's tours spotlight fashion and design in Pierre Cardin: Future Fashion....
AXIS will introduce the fundamentals of Physically Integrated Dance using creative movement, improvisation, and modern dance techniques. The emphasis of this class will be on investigation, exploration and inclusive language. Great for dancers of all levels and abilities, this workshop is taught in a fun,...
As part of our Stoop Share Program, HeartShare presents an interactive panel around outsider art, the art-making process, and art partnerships and collaborations. The panel will highlight art-making by individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and spark conversations around outsider art, the art-making process, and...
Visitors with early-stage dementia and their care partners are invited to explore Edith Halpert and the Rise of American Art through a gallery tour. This exhibition explores the remarkable career of Edith Halpert, the trailblazing art dealer whose influence, eye, and passion for American Art continues to...
Presented by the White Light Festival at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. "Conscience is but a word that cowards use, devised at first to keep the strong in awe.” Shakespeare’s Richard III is a chilling story of power and ambition. His ruthless monarch resonates...
The Intrepid Museum offers Stories Within for individuals with dementia and their care partners. Educators lead small groups on a multi-sensory experience, including historic photographs, handling objects, singing songs and sharing stories. Find out why Intrepid was a “city at sea” and explore where sailors...
For adults who are blind or partially sighted. Awaken the senses in this workshop that makes works of art accessible through detailed descriptions, touch, and other activities. Free; reservations are required. Contact 212-650-2010 or access@metmuseum.org. Presented in conjunction with the exhibition The Last Knight: The Art, Armor, and Ambition...
Floor 5 Verbal description and touch tours provide an opportunity for visitors who are blind or have low vision and their companions to experience the richness and diversity of twentieth and twenty-first century American art through vivid description and tactile opportunities. Ninety-minute tours are free-of-charge...
A raw and transporting new version of the classic tale of unrequited love and ghostwritten letters, Cyrano tells the story of a proud man who, believing himself unlovable, agrees to woo the woman he loves for another. With a charged contemporary immediacy to the language, this adaptation...
For adults who are blind or partially sighted. With the Museum's collection as inspiration, learn innovative techniques that make drawing accessible. Free; reservations are required.Contact 212-650-2010 or access@metmuseum.org.
A raw and transporting new version of the classic tale of unrequited love and ghostwritten letters, Cyrano tells the story of a proud man who, believing himself unlovable, agrees to woo the woman he loves for another. With a charged contemporary immediacy to the language, this adaptation...
There are three sides to every story: yours, mine and the truth. Following the deaths of a Black American boy and a young Orthodox Jewish scholar in the summer of 1991, underlying racial tensions in the nestled community of Crown Heights, Brooklyn erupted into civil outbreak. Fires...
Join us at the New York Transit Museum for a morning program to learn all about navigating the subway system! Practice how to travel by subway—from mapping a route to buying MetroCards from a station agent—in the safe environment of the Museum. Become familiar with...
This workshop for adults with learning or developmental disabilities and accompanying friends and family members includes a gallery tour and art activity. Free; reservations are required.Contact 212-650-2010 or access@metmuseum.org. Learn about resources and tips for visiting the Museum.
Find out why Intrepid was a “city at sea” and learn about the sailors’ many different jobs aboard the ship! Visit spaces where sailors ate, slept and worked, and celebrate the important contributions of Intrepid’s crew. The Intrepid Museum offers monthly programs for children (ages...
Monthly Mind’s Eye tours and workshops for visitors who are blind or have low vision are conducted by arts and education professionals through verbal description, conversation, sensory experiences, and creative practice. Mind’s Eye tours are free with an RSVP required one week before the program...
Explore the Intrepid Museum after hours during a fun sensory-friendly evening with friends and family. The hangar deck of the historic aircraft carrier will be open.
Discover what it takes to travel to and from space! Visit the Space Shuttle Pavilion to learn about life in space and practice training like an astronaut. The Intrepid Museum offers Early Morning Openings for individuals with autism six times a year. By opening its...
Be inspired by The Met collection and exhibitions at this workshop that includes a discussion in the galleries followed by an art-making activity in the studio. In ASL without voice interpretation. Free; reservations are required. Contact 212-650-2010 or access@metmuseum.org. In American Sign Language only, without voice interpretation. Programs...