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In accordance with Governor Cuomo and Mayor de Blasio, the Museum will not be reopening as planned. Hear more from Ronay Menschel Director and President Whitney Donhauser in this interview with NY1. We eagerly await the day we can once again welcome you through our doors and remain ready to do so—as soon as indoor cultural attractions are able. In anticipation of this event, please familiarize yourself with our new safety protocols and FAQs, as well as new cleaning procedures the Museum has implemented to ensure a safe environment for all visitors. View Our Outdoor Installation New York Responds Now on View   At this moment of crisis and change, the Museum of the City of New York wants to share your stories of how our city is experiencing both the COVID-19 pandemic and the uprising against police violence. The Museum has unveiled the first phase of an outdoor installation featuring some of the many images that have already been submitted to us. This will serve as a starting point for a new exhibition that will open at the Museum later this year to tell the stories of 2020 and imagine what’s next for our city. Click here to learn more about how to share your stories and objects with us. More Exhibitions Join Us at These Virtual Events For Adults New York's Communities of Color & the Police: A Historical Perspective Wednesday, July 29, 6:30pm ET Join us for a virtual discussion about how New York's communities of color have experienced and responded to the police over the decades. Historians LaShawn Harris, Carl Suddler, and Cheryl Hicks consider the complex roots of our city's (and nation's) ongoing crisis of policing; moderated by TV journalist Carol Jenkins. Free; Registration required. Registrants will receive a Zoom link to access this conversation. Moonlight and Movies: Nuyorican Básquet* Monday, August 3, 7pm ET Independent journalist and organizer Rosa Clemente and curatorial fellow Monxo López sit down with directors Julio César Torres González and Ricardo Olivero Lora to discuss the connections between basketball and Nuyorican identity.  Free; RSVP required. Registrants will receive a Zoom link to access this conversation.  Curators from the Couch: City as Canvas Thursday, August 6, 1:30pm ET Inspired by the exhibition City as Canvas, join curator Sean Corcoran who sits down with John "CRASH" Matos and Lee Quiñones for a conversation about their work and the resurgence of graffiti and street art in the city. Free; Registration suggested. This conversation will be streamed live on Facebook.  *This will be a bilingual event with English and Spanish interpretation provided by the Babilla Collective.  For Families MCNY X PROJECT K!D: Animal Friends  Wednesday, July 29, 10am ET Hear about animals who played a role in shaping NYC and create a tic-tac-toe game with animal game pieces made from homemade materials.    Registration recommended. MCNY X PROJECT K!D: A Wonder-ful Time Wednesday, August 5, 10am ET Craft a model Coney Island Wonder Wheel from paper supplies and celebrate the 100th birthday of this iconic amusement park ride. Registration recommended. Each session will begin streaming on YouTube at 10am on the listed day and will be available afterward for later viewing.  More Events

Digital Highlights: New York at Its Core STORY Charles T. Harvey: Elevating Transit in 19th-Century New York City "Meet" Charles T. Harvey, one of nearly 70 notable New Yorkers featured in the exhibition New York at Its Core, who worked to solve New York City's traffic problem in the early 20th century. PAST PROGRAM Curators from the Couch: New York at Its Core Sarah Henry, the Museum's Robert A. and Elizabeth Rohn Jeffe Chief Curator and Deputy Director, speaks with curators Lilly Tuttle and Monxo López about our award-winning exhibition. More Digital Content MCNY Recommends AROUND TOWN Helmut Newton: The Bad and the Beautiful Available exclusively at Film Forum Runtime: 89 min. Photographer Helmut Newton made his name exploring and elevating the female form—imbuing fashion photography with narrative depth and giving context to his subjects by creating stylized, dreamlike scenes. Support Us The Museum of the City of New York has been serving the city with stories of dedication, community, struggle, and reinvention for nearly 100 years. Through today’s trying times, we remain committed to chronicling and honoring New York’s resiliency – past, present, and future.

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Virtual Events  Moonlight & Movies: Doin' It in the Park with Bobbito Garcia, Kevin Couliau, & Milani Malik Watch the film: Friday, July 10 at 12pm through Monday, July 13 at 11:59pm ET Join the talk: Monday, July 13, 6:00pm ET Celebrate NYC's quintessential summer sport—pick-up basketball—with Bobbito Garcia and Kevin Couliau, the directors of Doin' It In The Park: Pick-Up Basketball, New York City (2012, 83 minutes). The two will sit down with former overseas professional and streetball player Milani Malik, for a virtual conversation about the making of Doin' It In The Park and the city's one-of-a-kind pick-up b-ball scene.  Sign up to receive a link to watch the movie in advance. Registrants will also receive a Zoom link to the talk. Free; Registration required. Curators from the Couch: Activist New York Friday, July 10, 1:30pm ET Join Sarah Seidman, curator of our ongoing, changing exhibition Activist New York, for a conversation with experts connected with activist movements throughout NYC. Free; Registration suggested. Curators from the Couch: New York at Its Core Wednesday, July 22, 1:30pm ET Join Sarah Henry, the Museum's Robert A. and Elizabeth Rohn Jeffe Chief Curator and Deputy Director, for a conversation about our permanent exhibition New York at Its Core. Free; Registration suggested. These conversations will be streamed live on Facebook.  MCNY X PROJECT K!D: Frozen Treats, City Streets Wednesday, July 15, 10am ET Get a virtual taste of ice cream’s history in New York City, and learn how to craft make-believe frozen treats using upcycled materials and paper. Registration recommended. MCNY X PROJECT K!D: Focus on Fun Wednesday, July 22, 10am ET Build a cardboard "camera" and sketch images of the city inspired by influential NYC photographers to fill it  Registration recommended. Each session will begin streaming on YouTube at 10am on the listed day and will be available afterward for later viewing. More Events Digital Highlights: Basketball in New York EXHIBITION City/Game: Basketball in New York The exhibition captures the excitement and evolution of this quintessentially urban game and the energy of the diverse New Yorkers who play it and love it. From Rucker Park to Madison Square Garden, from jazz bands to sneaker stories, experience why basketball is truly the city game. PAST PROGRAM Curators from the Couch: City/Game Lilly Tuttle, curator of the exhibition City/Game: Basketball in New York, speaks with NBA Legend Sam Perkins and artist Eric Haze. The three discuss the legacy of basketball in the city—the excitement, energy, and evolution of the sport, and what it means to New York now. SHOP City/Game Catalog, $45 This companion publication for the exhibition follows the players, people, flavor, and contributions New York has given the game. Edited by William C. Rhoden, with a foreword by Walt "Clyde" Frazier.  VIDEO Hoop York City Hoop York City is a women's basketball community in New York City. Learn more from organizer Alex Taylor and some of the players who meet up at the Rutgers Community Center on the Lower East Side on Wednesdays.

More Ways to Stay Connected STORIES Welcome Home: Collections at the Museum Take a look at the diverse objects that comprise some of the extensive collections at the Museum. VIDEO What Makes New York New York: Rachael McLaren Rachael McLaren, a dancer for the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, shared what she loves about the city she calls home. More Digital Content Support Us The Museum of the City of New York has been serving the city with stories of dedication, community, struggle, and reinvention for nearly 100 years. Through today’s trying times, we remain committed to chronicling and honoring New York’s resiliency – past, present, and future.

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