NYC Arts: The Complete Guide to Art and Culture

Noble Maritime Collection

Staten Island

The museum interprets the history of the famous retirement home, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, in a fully rehabilitated former dormitory erected in 1841, now a National Historic Landmark. Permanent exhibitions focus on the history of Sailors’ Snug Harbor and include a typical dormitory room and the Writing Room, with original furnishings.

Redhawk Native American Arts Council

Brooklyn

Redhawk presents unique cultural programming in educational institutions from kindergarten to university level and cultural diversity programs. Participants are encouraged to address prior notions they may have had about Native American peoples while learning about various elements of the culture through interactive workshops, dance and music programs. RNAC's work with schools throughout the tri-state area has fostered an awareness of the need for an accurate curriculum when teaching First Nations history and culture.

Seaport Museum New York

Manhattan

Berthed nearby on Pier 16 are several historic ships including the Peking, a steel four-masted bark; the Wavertree, an iron full-rigged ship; the Pioneer, a cargo schooner; and the Lettie G. Howard, a wooden fishing schooner. Several of the ships have on-board exhibitions.

Ukrainian Museum

Manhattan

The Ukrainian Museum preserves and interprets Ukrainian art and artifacts and offers a wide range of school, youth and family programs.

Weeksville Heritage Center

Brooklyn

This historic museum preserves the history of the free and intentional 19th century African-American community of Weeksville. In addition to tours of the Hunterfly Road houses, there are a variety of events, workshops and classes.