SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION
The frame is Frank
Lloyd Wright’s
masterpiece of modern
architecture. The
art inside includes
a world-renowned
collection of works by
Chagall, Kandinsky,
Picasso, van Gogh
and other modern
masters. Plus changing
exhibitions that are
always significant and
intriguing.
American Museum of Natural History
Central Park West at 79th Street
New York City
212-769-5100
amnh.org
Information 212 423 3500
guggenheim.org
Did you know that snakes aren’t slimy?
That some lizards have tongues longer than
their own bodies? Learn all this and more
in Lizards & Snakes: Alive!, now open at
the American Museum of Natural History.
Meet more than 60 live lizards and snakes—
representing over 20 species—including
geckos, chameleons, iguanas, boa constrictors, cobras and more, all in spectacular
re-created habitats. Games and interactive
exhibits show some of their remarkable
adaptations such as projectile tongues,
clever camouflage, and surprising ways of
getting around. Now through Sept. 5.
5th Ave at 89th St
Sun–Wed & Fri 10–5: 45, Sat 10–7: 45
Boston Pops
Symphony Hall
Boston
888-266-1200
bostonpops.org
“Just when I think I’ve seen it all I discover something new. Gettysburg never lets me down as new secrets are revealed each and every trip, which for me makes it such a special place.” Stephen Rosevear, Toronto, Canada
The Boston Pops, led by Keith Lockhart,
celebrates its 125th anniversary, May 4 to
June 20, in Symphony Hall. The opening
gala features star of Wicked, Idina Menzel,
and the inimitable Doc Severinsen. The season includes a world premiere work honoring
the Kennedy brothers, the 10th anniversary
of radio and TV show “From the Top,” artists from different genres including Dave
Brubeck, Kelli O’Hara, Maureen McGov-ern, and Arlo Guthrie, and honors musical
legends Ray Charles, Duke Ellington, Cole
Porter, and Rodgers and Hammerstein. Also,
John Williams leads a film music series,
marking his 30th anniversary with the Pops.
888-266-1200; bostonpops.org.
Experience the passion
Gettysburg will provide you with a vacation experience that is filled
with as much passion and inspiration as it is with fun and relaxation.
Call 800-337-5015 or visit us at www.gettysburg.travel
Chenango County, New York
Located in central New York, Chenango
County is the “heart” of NY festivals. Our
hometown atmosphere, warm friendly
people, and an unrivaled lifestyle make
Chenango a natural choice. Our annual festivals and events continue to be our biggest
tourism draw and Chenango County attracts
thousands of spectators each year. Our
more popular festivals include: the General
Clinton Canoe Regatta, the Antique Auto
Show, the Sherburne Pageant of Bands, Col-orscape Chenango, Gus Macker Basketball
Tourney, Chenango County Blues Festival, Pumpkin Festival, the Greene Apple
Festival and the Chenango and Afton Fair’s.
Come discover what we already know, visit
chenangony.org today!
