Tag: Exhibition

The Center for Brooklyn History examines the history of slavery and how it shaped Brooklyn.

A photographer's exhibition shows the cultural changes to the Lower East Side at the Museum at Eldridge Street.

The Bronx Museum of History celebrates the contributions of borough basketball players from the early days to the present.

The Queens Historical Society celebrates Southern Italian immigrants who have thrived in the borough.

Fraunces Tavern Museum's exhibition depicts how the government operated out of its building after the American Revolution.

The New York Historical explores Frederick Douglass' famous “Composite Nation” speech and its significance.

NYU'S Grey Art Gallery showcases works from the recipients of the Anonymous Was a Woman award over the past 25 years.

Poe Cottage highlights Poe's works from 1846 to 1849, the years he spent in living in this then-suburban house.

Wartime hero Marquis de Lafayette is celebrated in this exhibition at Fraunces Tavern Museum.