Queens Museums
The borough of Queens has become a mecca for artists and museums alike. From the Queens Museum of Art, which is home to the world's largest architectural model and PS1 Contemporary Art Center to the Museum of the Moving Image and Louis Armstrong's House, there are many museums in Queens.
American Museum of the Moving Image
The American Museum of the Moving Image focuses on film, television and digital media, and its impact on culture and society. Located in Astoria, Queens, the museum is easily accessible from the subway and is only a short ride from Manhattan.
The American Museum of the Moving Image focuses on film, television and digital media, and its impact on culture and society. Located in Astoria, Queens, the museum is easily accessible from the subway and is only a short ride from Manhattan.
Goudreau Museum of Mathematics in Art and Science
This Long Island museum seeks to spread awareness and interest in mathematics through exhibits, presentations and workshops.
This Long Island museum seeks to spread awareness and interest in mathematics through exhibits, presentations and workshops.
Greek-American Folklore Society
Located in Astoria, the Greek-American Folklore Society seeks to increase awareness about Greek culture through re-enactments of traditional Greek customs, songs and dances, as well as through lectures, exhibits and workshops.
Located in Astoria, the Greek-American Folklore Society seeks to increase awareness about Greek culture through re-enactments of traditional Greek customs, songs and dances, as well as through lectures, exhibits and workshops.
Isamu Noguchi Garden Museum
Located in Queens, just a short distance from the MOMAQNS, this museum is a memorial to the life & work of Isamu Noguchi. In its temporary location (while renovations are completed on the main location) there is no sculpture garden.
Located in Queens, just a short distance from the MOMAQNS, this museum is a memorial to the life & work of Isamu Noguchi. In its temporary location (while renovations are completed on the main location) there is no sculpture garden.
P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center
In Long Island City, this museum is dedicated to showcasing new and exciting art from contemporary artists. They host a variety of exhibits and events throughout the year, including summer dances & movies.
In Long Island City, this museum is dedicated to showcasing new and exciting art from contemporary artists. They host a variety of exhibits and events throughout the year, including summer dances & movies.
Queens County Farm Museum
The last working historical farm in New York City, the museum hosts public events, offers self guided walking tours and sells produce at its farmstand. It is easily accessible by public transportation.
The last working historical farm in New York City, the museum hosts public events, offers self guided walking tours and sells produce at its farmstand. It is easily accessible by public transportation.
Queens Museum of Art
This Flushing, Queens museum offers drop-in art workshops as well as an extensive permanent collection and revolving exhibits. The museum is housed in the New York City Building, the only major structure remaining from the 1939/40 and 1964/65 New York World's Fairs.
This Flushing, Queens museum offers drop-in art workshops as well as an extensive permanent collection and revolving exhibits. The museum is housed in the New York City Building, the only major structure remaining from the 1939/40 and 1964/65 New York World's Fairs.