Museums in Sunnyside, New York

topics: african art, queens, long, island, city, new, york, african, American. More on MuseumStuff.com

The Museum for African Art is closed in preparation for an important transformation - the creation of its permanent home in a new building at Fifth Avenue and East 110th Street, scheduled for ... More on GoCityKids

The Museum of the Moving Image is the only institution in the United States dedicated to the art, technolo... More on Nycgo.com

So many cool interactive things to do here! The Jim Hensen exhibit alone is worth the trip. See piggy, kerm... More on TripAdvisor

Discover the history of whaling, the importance of whale ... More on TripAdvisor

Long Island has a vast maritime history and this tiny museum crams alot of information in a relativel... More on igougo

The American Museum of the Moving Image is dedicated to educating the public about the art, history, technique, and technology of film, television, ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

Having gone once before-we endured two hours of child-unfriendly security staff telling kids not to touch the glass or dividers between the kids and the subjects-I vowed never to return. More on CitySearch

This quaint yet colorful Astoria shop specializes in new jewelry from local designers (think sulu-design and Rebel Chic) as well as vintage clothing and accessories, including plastic bracelets, s... More on Nycgo.com

This quaint yet colorful Astoria shop specializes in new jewelry from local designers (think sulu-design and Rebel Chic) as well as vintage clothing and accessories, including plastic bracelets, st... More on Nycgo.com

The American Museum of the Moving Image is an interesting place to visit, but its primarily worth a visit to catch one of the archived ... More on igougo

Behind The Screen is an exhibition that takes up 2 floors and brings you through the process of making moving images. Moving images ... More on igougo

Commissions and exhibits contemporary sculpture by artists from New York and around the world. More on iloveny.com

Founded in 1928 and now located in Queens' Long Island City neighborhood, the center is dedicated to experimental development in contemporary sculpture. Housed in a trolley repair shop redesigned ... More on Nycgo.com