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4 days ago | timeout.com | Rossilynne Culgan |Howard Halle

Photograph: By agsaz / Shutterstock | Interior in the main hall of the National Museum of the American IndianPhotograph: By agsaz / Shutterstock | Interior in the main hall of the National Museum of the American IndianFrom uptown to downtown and Brooklyn, Bronx and Queens, we’ve got all the free museum days and cheap admission in New York City. Tuesday June 3 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppContributors: Howard Halle & Shaye WeaverAdvertisingFree and cheap tickets to NYC's best museums?

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Photograph: Courtesy Daniel AvilaPhotograph: Courtesy Daniel AvilaCombat the heat and cool off this summer by taking a dip in one of the best public pools NYC has to offer. Friday May 30 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppContributor: Rossilynne Skena CulganAdvertisingNYC's public swimming pools are an oasis for heat-weary New Yorkers every summer, whether they take a dip in the cool waters or just lounge poolside.

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Photograph: Courtesy Museum Mile FestivalThings to doFriday May 30 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppAdvertisingTime Out saysThe 47th annual Museum Mile Festival is back this June with a slew of art-making activities, exhibitions and musical performances for all ages. It's NYC's biggest block party, running along Fifth Avenue from 82nd Street and 110th Street on Tuesday, June 10 from 6-9pm.

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NewsAfter a four-year renovation, the Rockefeller Wing is open again with art from Africa, the Ancient Americas, and Oceania. Written by Rossilynne Skena CulganThings to Do EditorThursday May 29 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppPhotograph: By Bridgit Beyer / Courtesy of the Metropolitan Museum of ArtAdvertisingAfter a four-year renovation, The Metropolitan Museum of Art has reopened its galleries dedicated to the arts of Africa, the Ancient Americas and Oceania.

2 weeks ago | vaxvacationaccess.com | Rossilynne Culgan

Growing up in Maryland, Rachel Covello never saw people in travel ads who looked like her family. “Seeing ads on TV for different destinations and vacation experiences, most of the ads I’d see are these perfect, beautiful bodies with perfect, straight and cisgender families,” she said. “I don’t think I’ve ever seen a family that looks like mine in advertising.”Now, at age 44, Covello runs a powerful online travel platform, and she makes sure her content is inclusive and accessible.