"The festival takes over Fifth Avenue from 82nd Street to 110th Street and runs from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. For one night, more than 20 museums will open their doors free of charge, turning the corridor into a massive pedestrian art crawl."
"Cooper Hewitt is planning to turn its garden into a dance floor with DJs and a bright hot-pink sound setup, while The Jewish Museum is lining up outdoor performances and family-friendly art activities."
"Listings say the festival runs rain or shine, and Fifth Avenue will be closed to traffic between 82nd and 110th Street for the evening, so expect big crowds and very little car access."
The Museum Mile Festival returns on June 9, transforming Fifth Avenue into a vibrant art showcase from 82nd to 110th Street. From 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., over 20 museums will offer free admission, featuring live performances, art-making activities, and guided tours. Notable participants include The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. The event will occur rain or shine, with Fifth Avenue closed to traffic, encouraging visitors to arrive early and use public transit for convenience.
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