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CultureFest 2006: Oct. 14 & 15
One of my favorite cultural events of the year takes place this weekend: CultureFest. You know how you?ve often wondered about certain museum excursions, but never went because you weren?t sure what you would find there? (read the story...)

Discover NY History: Federal Hall & Gracie Mansion
Just renovated, Federal Hall reopens its doors to the public this Columbus Day weekend. (read the story...)

Fall Art Forecast
Here are our not-to-be-missed fall museum exhibits, plus a trio of summer shows that you should catch before it's too late... (read the story...)

Ode to the Met: Art Appreciation at $20
When the price of anything goes up, we ask some basic questions: ?Is it really worth it? Am I getting my money?s worth?? Such was my response The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced that the suggested admission would increase from $15 to $20. (read the story...)

Music at the Museums
Summer brings the sound of music to the museums. And you can be selective on a hot night in the city, given the assortment of garden concerts and musical interludes. (read the story...)

Walking a Mile for Art/Dada
June is a great month on the arts calendar, with the Museum Mile Festival, a pre-summer evening when the doors to Manhattan?s fine institutions are thrown wide open and everyone revels in the experience. Plus: Dada! (read the story...)

Summer Top 10/Museums: Art Al Fresco
Nice weather, coupled with the spacious outdoors of lovely New York, provides for the perfect backdrop for the many ?museums without walls? available in our fair city. (read the story...)

The Magnificent New Morgan
These days, museums more often make headlines for their architecture or expansion than for what?s inside and hanging on the walls. Now another very happy ending: the unveiling of the expanded and virtually redesigned Morgan Library later this month. (read the story...)

Cinemania: March's New Releases
Oscar hangover? The only cure for the end of awards season is more movies. And March is shaping up to be a formidable month for classics and new releases. (read the story...)

Art for Lunch
Your cell phone rings, and a lunch date cancels. The good news is, you have an hour to kill. A great way to spend some bonus free time is at one of midtown?s several ?mini-museums,? complete with their own tasty on-site cafes. (read the story...)

Gallery Getaways
It?s February: that undeniably dreary midwinter month when you can?t book a ?break? escape. So if you?re looking for something to spice up a weekend in town, what better time to hit the gallery scene in Manhattan? Four different destinations ? uptown, midtown, Chelsea, and Soho ? and no flight delays! (read the story...)

Museum Openings: 1/2006
Information on all the upcoming museum exhibit openings for January 2006! (read the story...)

Cultural Arts: MoMA Mia!
New Yorkers! If you haven?t gone to the new Museum of Modern Art, the brand-new Pixar exhibit may be just the motivation you need. (read the story...)

Cinemania: January 2006
With only 16 new feature film releases for January, it?s time to hit Netflix, Amazon, and the repertory theaters. And of course, it?s a new year and time to change your life a little. So combine both pursuits and enable your better angels. (read the story...)

Russia! Rules at the Guggenheim
If you haven?t been to Russia! at the Guggenheim, take a break from holiday preparations and treat yourself to the experience. (read the story...)

Holidays in the Museums
Our top ten festivities to mark on your December calendars (read the story...)

Holidays on Stage
This year's top ten seasonal performances (read the story...)

New at the Neue
The Neue Galerie presents an exhibit of works by master Viennese Expressionist Egon Schiele (read the story...)

Koch and the City
For over a decade as mayor he asked, 'How'm I doing?' (read the story...)

The Secret of the Frick
Where else -- in such a concentration of quality -- could one find art from the early Renaissance period to the 19th century? (read the story...)

media archive-ology
The Museum of Television and Radio is a virtual 'Romper Room' of resources for nostalgia junkies (read the story...)

fall preview: top ten performances
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fall preview: top ten museum exhibits
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meditative cool at the asia society
The Asia Society is building a bridge between Asia and the American people (read the story...)

mozart, up close and personal
This season, sit on the stage with Mostly Mozart's orchestra. (read the story...)

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