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New York City Forum: Free Museums this Saturday September 29 with pass.

Brooklyn, NY
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 Free Museums this Saturday September 29 with pass. 

This Saturday, September 29, 2007, several museums in New York City will be free if you print out a pass on the below website. The pass is valid for one (1) museum.

Click on the link and then search for New York. You'll have to look for New York City museums, as all of New York State is listed.

Here's the link... http://content.smithsonianmag.com/museumday/

Anything that says New York New York is what many foreigners would consider 'the city' or Manhattan. :>)

While not considered the 'A' list, free is free. I'll be headed to The Frick Museum. …smithsonianmag.com/museumday/detail.php…

It's across the street from Central park, on 5th Avenue.

You must submit the admission card online smithsonianmag.com/museumday/…card.php

After that, just print it out.

FYI, other cities available.

Brooklyn, NY
848 forum posts
1. Re: Free Museums this Saturday September 29 with pass.

I just printed out a second pass to the Museum of the City of New York. This has always been a favorite of mine.

I'm guessing that you can print as many of these passes as you'd like. I'm also guessing that each museum will collect your pass.

New York...
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2. Re: Free Museums this Saturday September 29 with pass.
Destination Expert   What's this?
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Thanks for that!

Queens, New...
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3. Re: Free Museums this Saturday September 29 with pass.
Destination Expert   What's this?
for New York City

thank you!

Brooklyn, NY
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4. Re: Free Museums this Saturday September 29 with pass.

Bumping for the weekend readers! :>)

Charlottesvil...
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5. Re: Free Museums this Saturday September 29 with pass.

I love the Museum of the city of ny! the dollhouses! been going since i was very young...what is occasion for free admit.? also,will there be a free sturday in nov. that you know of? thanks,dhammer

Brooklyn, NY
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6. Re: Free Museums this Saturday September 29 with pass.

Since the link mentions the Smith, I assume that they're somehow involved.

Very specific about the date < Saturday>.

September 29, or shall I say 29 September. :>)

Queens, New...
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7. Re: Free Museums this Saturday September 29 with pass.
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Wow, The Frick is on the list! That's excellent.

I also noticed these popular and notable venues are participating:

Sony Wonder Lab, the NY Fire Museum, Police Museum, Noguchi Museum, Skyscrpaer Museum, NY Botanical Gardens and Studio Museum in Harlem.

Thank you for posting this!

Charlottesvil...
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8. Re: Free Museums this Saturday September 29 with pass.

i see ,just go to content.smithsonianmag.com/museumday..i'll try it before my Nov.trip(tho'i certainly don't mind paying my way,i'll be packing in a lot of museum-going this trip,as husband will be in daily conf.) thanks for info.

Brooklyn...
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9. Re: Free Museums this Saturday September 29 with pass.

Yeah, thanks for posting this. I printed off both the Frick and NYC Museum.

Brooklyn, NY
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10. Re: Free Museums this Saturday September 29 with pass.

I noticed the CMOM (Childrens Museum of Manhattan) on the list. If you have kids...it's a nice diversion.

212 West 83 street (on the west side), near Central Park and the AMNH (American Museum of Natural History).

Broadway train to the 79th street station. It's the local west side train.

Plenty of good neighborhood shopping on Broadway mid 70's - low 90's.