Museum Mile Festival
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Photo: Caroline Voagen Nelson
Museum Mile Festival 2013
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Photo: Caroline Voagen Nelson
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Photo: Caroline Voagen Nelson
Museum Mile Festival 2013
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Photo: Caroline Voagen Nelson
Museum Mile Festival 2013
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Photo: Caroline Voagen Nelson
Museum Mile Festival 2013
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Photo: Caroline Voagen Nelson
Museum Mile Festival 2013
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Photo: Caroline Voagen Nelson
Museum Mile Festival 2013
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Photo: Caroline Voagen Nelson
Museum Mile Festival 2013
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Photo: Caroline Voagen Nelson
Museum Mile Festival 2013
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Photo: Caroline Voagen Nelson
Museum Mile Festival 2013
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Photo: Caroline Voagen Nelson
Museum Mile Festival 2013
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Photo: Caroline Voagen Nelson
Museum Mile Festival 2013
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Photo: Caroline Voagen Nelson
Museum Mile Festival 2013
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Photo: Caroline Voagen Nelson
Museum Mile Festival 2013
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Photo: Caroline Voagen Nelson
Museum Mile Festival 2013
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Photo: Caroline Voagen Nelson
Museum Mile Festival 2013
Time Out says
Thu Mar 15 2012
A 23-block stretch of Fifth Avenue becomes a car-free promenade when ten of the city’s most prestigious art institutions—including the Guggenheim, the Met and the Museum of the City of New York—open their doors to the public free of charge for three hours. The crowds at this annual culturefest can be daunting—more than 50,000 people are expected to show up—but don’t get overwhelmed; plan to get there early if you want to see big-name shows. Musical performances, including string quartets and jazz ensembles, will enhance your walk from one museum to the next. Fifth Ave from 82nd to 105th Sts.
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