this is great! some really good museums are available. in san francisco, they include the sfmoma and the de young, which are both very good. in massachusetts, there is the norman rockwell museum and the museum of fine arts, among others. both really worth checking out.

no Museum of Natural History in NY in the list bummer. Oh well will have to settle for Bronx zoo.

Has anybody gone to Museum of MOving images?? Is it cool?

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Litobird said: no Museum of Natural History in NY in the list bummer. Oh well will have to settle for Bronx zoo.

Has anybody gone to Museum of MOving images?? Is it cool?

I think it is worth a visit, I don't know what they have now, but they have had some nice exhibitions in the past. Also tickets normally include a movie, so if they are showing something you would be interested in, even better.

Also if you have never been to Astoria, go get some greek food followed by Omonia for desert and you shall have a fine day.

BigBadBrad said:Where are the details? Are you suppose to go the museum and show them your BOA card?

Offer valid from 5/1/06 to 5/31/06. Photo ID and Bank of America credit card, ATM card, Check Card or MBNA credit card must be presented. Excludes fundraising events and ticketed shows. Free admission limited to cardholder and one guest per participating institution. Not to be combined with other offers.

wife and i share same BOFA checking account and we both have ATM card to same account...1 account and 4 free tix..isnt that cool ?

sk711 said:
Also if you have never been to Astoria, go get some greek food followed by Omonia for desert and you shall have a fine day.

Oh, yeah, Uncle George is the most popular one and I think it is not far from the museum, although Stamatis on 23rd ave is even better.
I love that baby lamb!

Thanks. Green for you!
My GF wanted to go to the Huntington library next week. But being a Fatwalleter i want a deal. This is perfect!

Ecuadorgr said:You do realize that the Metropolitan does not really have an admission right?
The prices you see are RECOMMENDED admission prices. You can walk up to the counter and ask for 1 admission for $5 etc, depending on your financial status.
It is perfectly fine to pay $1 per person if that is what your financial situation can best afford. I know someone who is retired and gives 25 cents... and the cashiers don't blink an eye.

The Minneapolis Institute of Arts has no admission price, but after visiting there, I gladly donated $5 for each person, each visit. A very nice, large, clean museum with European, American, and Asian art and artifacts. The modern art is rarely offensive, more whimsical. There is lots to see and learn!

http://www.artsmia.org

And before you call me a tite-wad, consider I don't live anywhere near Minnesota, and this is fatwallet.com.