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Museum membership guide
Top 35 locations in New York City
byShiry
Live update: Updated August 16, 2022Copy link
Copy link1. National Museum of Mathematics (MoMath) ("IDs)
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
ShiryTwo adults and up to four children under 18 residing in the same household; must be part of the same family
More info2. Brooklyn Historical Society
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryThe museum website: www.brooklynhistory.org
More info3. New York Transit Museum
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryASTC- Free family admission (two adults and two children under 17). Museum Gallery Annex & Store at Grand Central Terminal (Shuttle Passage, next to the Station Master’s Office) is free.
More info4. The Wyckoff Farmhouse Museum
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryThe museum website: www.wyckoffmuseum.org
More info5. Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum ("IDs)
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryTwo adults and four children under 18
More info6. New York Hall of Science ("IDs)
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryRecommended this place!
More info7. Staten Island Children’s Museum ("IDs)
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryRecommended this place!
More info8. Vernon Public Art Gallery
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryVernon Public Art Gallery (VPAG) presents exhibitions featuring emerging, mid-career and established artists working in a variety of media, including paintings, sculpture, video and installation art. VPAG is the largest public gallery in the North Okanagan and offers approximately 20 exhibitions per year for public viewing.
More info9. Bard Graduate Center
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryBard Graduate Center is devoted to the study of decorative arts, design history, and material culture through research, advanced degrees, exhibitions, publications, and events. At Bard Graduate Center, we study the human past through its material traces. We study objects—from those created for obvious aesthetic value to the ordinary things that are part of everyday life. Learning is what Bard Graduate Center is all about. Our accomplished faculty inspire students to strive for excellence, knowing that this will prepare them for the intellectual and professional rigors of careers in academia, in museums, and in the private sector. This high standard is equally the hallmark of the Gallery’s acclaimed exhibitions and related public programs.
More info10. El Museo del Barrio
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryRecommended this place!
More info11. Museum of American Illustration
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryRecommended this place!
More info12. The Drawing Center
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryThe Drawing Center, a museum in Manhattan’s SoHo district, explores the medium of drawing as primary, dynamic, and relevant to contemporary culture, the future of art, and creative thought. Its activities, which are both multidisciplinary and broadly historical, include exhibitions; Open Sessions, a curated artist program encouraging community and collaboration; the Drawing Papers publication series; and education and public programs. It was founded in 1977 by curator Martha Beck (1938–2014).
More info13. The Noguchi Museum
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryFounded in 1985 by Isamu Noguchi (1904–1988), one of the leading sculptors and designers of the twentieth century, The Noguchi Museum was the first museum in America to be founded, designed, and installed by a living artist to show his or her own work. Widely viewed as among the artist’s greatest achievements, the Museum comprises ten indoor galleries in a converted factory building, as well as an internationally acclaimed outdoor sculpture garden. Since its founding, it has served as an international hub for Noguchi research and appreciation. In addition to housing the artist’s archives and the catalogue raisonnée of his work, the Museum exhibits a comprehensive selection of sculpture, models for public projects and gardens, dance sets, and his Akari lanterns. Provocative, frequently-changing installations drawn from the permanent collection, together with diverse special exhibitions related to Noguchi and the context in which he worked, offer a rich, contextualized view of Noguchi’s art and illuminate his enduring influence as a category-defying, multicultural, cross-disciplinary innovator.
More info14. Museum of Chinese in America
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryRecommended this place!
More info15. Rubin Museum of Art
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryRecommended this place!
More info16. The Asia Society
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryThe Asia Society is America’s leading institution dedicated to fostering understanding of Asia and communication between Americans and the peoples of Asia and the Pacific. A nonprofit, nonpartisan educational institution, the Asia Society presents a wide range of programs including major art exhibitions, performances, media programs, international conferences and lectures, and initiatives to improve elementary and secondary education about Asia.
More info17. The Frick Collection
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryRecommended this place!
More info18. The One Club
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryThe One Club exists to champion and promote excellence in advertising and design in all its forms. It is the world’s foremost non-profit organization devoted to elevating creative work in the industry. It seeks to celebrate the legacy of creative advertising and to use that legacy to inspire future generations. The One Club is the ‘keeper of the flame’ for advertising creatives. The One Show remains the pinnacle of achievement by providing a showcase of the world’s best work, and by inviting collaboration among individuals who are actively developing outstanding work. Further, The One Club exists to educate and inspire students of the business and to benefit the next generation of creatives through scholarships, portfolio reviews and annual student exhibitions and competitions.
More info19. American Folk Art Museum
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryThe American Folk Art Museum is the premier institution devoted to the creative expressions of self-taught artists, past and present. Since 1961 the American Folk Art Museum has been shaping the understanding of art by the self-taught through its exhibitions, publications, and educational programs. As a center of scholarship and by showcasing the creativity of individuals whose singular talents have been refined through experience rather than formal artistic training, the museum considers the historical, social, and artistic context of American culture. Its collection includes more than seven thousand artworks dating from the eighteenth century to the present, from compelling portraits and dazzling quilts to powerful works by living self-taught artists in a variety of mediums.
More info20. China Institute
PEOPLE ARE SAYING:ShiryRecommended this place!
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