Check Out The Seaport Museum’s Intimate Exhibition Opening This Weekend
If you like open bars and supporting endangered museums, the South Street Seaport is the place to be on Saturday.
If you like open bars and supporting endangered museums, the South Street Seaport is the place to be on Saturday. The Seaport Museum is hosting a small show (that includes an Occupy Wall Street exhibition) that will feature a rollicking rock set by Amanda Palmer, a member of Boston-based “Brechtian punk cabaret” duo The Dresden Dolls. The Museum of the City of New York recently took over the three-story art space, which was founded in 1967, and was given a short amount of time to reverse its fortunes by Mayor Michael Bloomberg. $55 tickets are going fast.
[Source: Gothamist]
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