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Miscellaneous
  • The Yuckiest Site on the Internet
    A fun, informative site that explains gross stuff, bodily functions, cockroaches and worms in a scientific but easyt-to-understand way.
  • Yahoo movies
    If you are looking for a movie in your neighborhood this is a great place to find one.
  • ZD Net Tech Life
    Information on all things techie.
Museums
  • A.I.R. Gallery (for women artists)
    A.I.R. Gallery's shows works of art created by women and provides leadership and a sense of community to women artists.
  • Alternative Museum (has online exhibitions)
    The Alternative Museum has surreal art online.
  • Apex Art Museum
    Artists who are new to New York City come and show their art for free at this museum. There are also free lectures on Wednesdays.
  • Bored.com
    If you are bored, go here. Something for everyone.
  • Bronx Museum of the Arts
    The Bronx Museum of the Arts is free on Wednesdays.
  • Cecilia De Torres, New York
    This museum specializes in contemporary Latin American Constructivism.
  • China 2000 Gallery
    This museum displays artwork and calligraphy of the past centuries and contemporary work in many mediums. It's a free gallery, though some works may be for sale.
  • Dahesh Museum
    The Dahesh Museum of Art collection contains paintings, drawings, prints, photographs, sculptures, and books by the most popular artists of 19th- and early 20th-century Europe. Admission is free from 6-9 in the evenings on the first Thursday of the month.
  • EXIT ART
    The EXIT ART Gallery has free readings on Wednesdays, free lectures on Thursdays and free video screenings on Fridays.
  • Harlem Live
    Created, edited, and produced by the Teens of New York City.
  • High 5 Tickets to the Arts
    Discount ticket program for middle and high school students to museums, theatre, dance and other cultural events in Metro New York.
  • IndiaFM
    Kind of like the Internet Movie Database but for bollywood films- interview with actors
  • Jewish Museum of the Hebrew Home for the Aged
    The Jewish Museum of the Hebrew Home for the Aged has a collection which features artifacts reflecting the customs and ceremonies of European and Oriental Jewry over the last three centuries.
  • Museum of American Illustration
    The Museum of American Illustrations intends to get people interested in the art of illustration, past, present and future. See where art can take you!
  • New York Hall of Science
    The New York Hall of Science is free on Fridays from September 1 through June 30 from 2 - 5 in the afternoons.
  • OK Harris Gallery
    This gallery wants to show the most important art of our time. See what really contemporary art can be!
  • Socrates Sculpture Park
    This space was an abandoned landfill until 1986 when some artists transformed it into an open studio and exhibition space for artists and a neighborhood park for local residents.
  • Sony Free Technology and Entertainment museum
    Explore four floors of hands-on exhibits where you can connect and create with communications technology and entertainment.
  • South Street Seaport Museum
    This museum provides visitors with an unforgettable glimpse into a past where 18th " and 19th "century buildings line stone-paved streets; sea-laden breezes waft off the river; and the nation's largest wholesale fish market still operates.
  • Teen Read Week
  • Teens at Parks
    Workshops, including job readiness and SAT and GED prep, as well as excellent outdoor programs.
  • The Comics Journal
    Find out what is going in the world of comics including interviews, reviews and exclusive online features.
  • The Door
    Services for young people ages 12-21. Free-Confidential-Under One Roof.
  • The Sculpture Center
    Originally founded as "The Clay Club" by Dorothea Denslow, the Sculpture Center encourages people to examine this art form.
  • Whitney Museum of Art
    The Whiteney Museum is always free to students with a New York City public school ID.