Museums & Science Centers

Ten Must-See Artworks at The Met

I’m looking into the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City for our next family trip in 2026, and I found some truly amazing pieces that I think you and your family will love too. With so many art objects, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, so I’ve narrowed it down to ten must-see artworks […]

Festival Fun Along Museum Mile

The Museum Mile Festival in New York City is a fantastic, free event that happens every year, usually in June. I’m looking into it for a trip we might plan sometime, and it seems like a really fun way to explore some of the city’s most famous museums without paying admission. It turns a section […]

Queens Museum Builds NYC’s First Children’s Arts Museum

I’ve been researching exciting new projects happening in New York City, and I discovered that the Queens Museum is set to undergo a significant transformation, including the creation of its first-ever dedicated children’s museum. This sounds like a wonderful addition for families visiting the city. Plans for the Suna Children’s Museum The Queens Museum is […]

Explore NYC Transit Museum’s 50 Years of Stories

Discovering the 50th anniversary of New York’s Transit Museum feels like uncovering a special piece of the city’s history. It started in 1976 as a temporary idea, but it grew into something much bigger and has been telling the story of how New Yorkers get around for half a century. A Museum Born from Passion […]

Explore LES History at the Tenement Museum

When I’m looking into a new city, I always try to find places that tell a story. The Lower East Side (LES) in New York City is one such place. It’s a neighborhood that feels so full of history, from the architectural details to the local businesses. I think it’s a really special spot for […]

MET Museum and Central Park Picnic

I discovered that stepping into The Met Cloisters feels like traveling back in time, offering a peaceful escape from the city’s energy. A Peaceful Medieval Escape Tucked away in Fort Tryon Park, The Met Cloisters is like a portal to medieval Europe. John D Rockefeller Jr. envisioned this place, and it truly feels like a […]

Met Museum: See Medieval Europe at The Met Cloisters

I’ve discovered that the Metropolitan Museum of Art is more than just a world-class institution; it’s a gateway to exploring so much more of New York City’s Upper East Side, especially when planning a visit around 2026. Explore The Met Cloisters I found that a must-visit is The Met Cloisters, a special branch of the […]

ImagiNATIONS: Hands-On Native Culture Fun

Even though it’s one of New York City’s most overlooked museums, the National Museum of the American Indian offers a truly unique experience, especially for families. I’ve found it to be a fantastic place to learn about indigenous cultures in a way that’s engaging and accessible for kids. It’s located in a stunning historic building, […]

Museum of Moving Image Celebrates The Sopranos

I’m always looking for new ways to explore the big cities, and I recently discovered that the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, Queens, is celebrating a very famous TV show. It’s called “The Sopranos,” and the exhibit focuses on the show’s stories and the set designs. This is a great way to see […]

Museum of the Moving Image Exhibits New Art and Films

I’ve been looking into some exciting events happening in New York City for families in March and April 2026, and I found a treasure trove of activities at the Museum of the Moving Image. It seems like they have a packed schedule that could make for a memorable visit, focusing on art, technology, and the […]

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