Explore the former aircraft carrier Intrepid and learn how it has been maintained and restored over the years. Meet an aircraft restoration specialist and learn about the tools used to keep the Museum’s collection in ship shape. The Intrepid Museum offers Stories Within for individuals with...
Ships, planes, submarines and even space shuttles uses navigation to find their way. Explore our exhibits and step into a pop-up planetarium to learn how people navigated in the past and how we find our way today. The Intrepid Museum offers Stories Within for individuals with...
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...
Join us at the Long Island Museum at our upcoming 4th Annual Arts and Alzheimer's conference. This is a FREE daylong conference that will feature highly recognized speakers in the field who will discuss the social connections and engaging collaborative art programs available on Long Island...
BLKS by AZIZA BARNES directed by ROBERT O’HARA When shit goes down, your girls show up. As sharply funny as it is poignant, BLKS introduces us to Octavia, Imani, and June—three twenty-somethings in New York City hunting for intimacy and purpose in a city that doesn’t seem to...
The Folk Art Reflections: Music Series offers free live music programs that are designed for adults living with memory loss, their families and care partners. These special performances will take place at the museum before public hours, so the music and art can be enjoyed...
Cooper Hewitt offers a free program for individuals with Alzheimer’s, dementia, and their care partners to experience and discuss design objects and exhibitions in a small group. Led by museum educators, these dialogues provide a social environment for exploring design objects and stories and participate...
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...
Detailed verbal descriptions and selected touch objects will provide an opportunity for visitors who are blind or have low vision to experience the Refiguring the Future exhibition. This tour will focus on the dynamic artworks and themes put forward by the artists and curators. RSVP...
Please join us for an opportunity to learn more about researching your family history. Avraham Groll, Director of JewishGen, a non-profit organization affiliated with the Museum of Jewish Heritage-A Living Memorial to the Holocaust, will provide tips and tools for conducting genealogical research, followed by...