"The 48th annual Museum Mile Festival returns on Tuesday, June 9, taking over a mile-long stretch of Fifth Avenue from 82nd Street to 110th Street from 6pm to 9pm."
"For one evening only, more than 20 museums will open their doors for free, while the street itself turns into a festival packed with live performances, pop-ups and hands-on activities."
"El Museo del Barrio, which will also host the opening ceremony at 5:45 pm, is leaning into a full-on Puerto Rican block party vibe, complete with live salsa, DJs and hands-on art-making."
"The festival has been around since 1978 and has drawn more than 2 million visitors over the years, which explains why it still feels like both a celebration and a community gathering."
The Museum Mile Festival returns on June 9, transforming Fifth Avenue into a car-free cultural celebration from 82nd to 110th Street. Over 20 museums will offer free admission, featuring live performances, pop-ups, and hands-on activities. Major institutions like the Met and Guggenheim will participate, while others will host outdoor events. El Museo del Barrio will kick off the festivities with a Puerto Rican block party atmosphere. The festival, established in 1978, has attracted over 2 million visitors, showcasing the vibrant cultural scene of New York City.
Read at Time Out New York
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