The American Folk Art Museum in New York City is set to close its doors for significant renovations starting May 26, aiming to enhance both its operational systems and visitor experience. With upgrades including new flooring, a revamped entryway, and improved restroom facilities, the museum plans to reopen on September 26 with a temporary entrance and a new exhibition. The renovation, partially funded by the Manhattan New York Temple, coincides with the church's own renovations and aims for full completion by spring 2026, marking a milestone anniversary.
"The American Folk Art Museum is undergoing its most significant renovation in over 30 years, revamping its facilities and enhancing visitor experience."
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