Wednesday September 16^th, 9:00 AM

Docent Led Tour

1220 5^th Avenue at 105^th Street New York

Event: Y’s man Stephen Bentkover's wife, Harriet Flehinger will lead a docent tour of three exhibits at the museum. “The Occupied City” tells the story of the British occupation of New York in a whole new light. “Another Wonderland” celebrates the rescue and restoration of the artist Abram Champaniers murals of Alice in wonderland and other characters from the book visiting New York.

“He Built This City” is the 21-year project of artist Joe Macken, who has built a 27-foot by 50-foot model of New York city which is comprised of over 340 separate sections. 

Click here to view the exhibitions on the museum website

A maximum of 20 participants of Y’s Men and their wives, girlfriends, boyfriends or significant others can attend.

TRANSPORTATION PLAN – “GETTING THERE”

Train:  9:00 AM train from Westport to 125^th Street. Either walk from there to the museum or take the #6 Lexington Avenue subway to 103^rd street and then to the museum. 

Drive:  -- Meet at the museum by 11:00. 

---------This Event is Organized by:----------

Stephen Bentkover

Email him with any questions at

sgb214@sbcglobal.net 

or call:

203 219-4881 

PRICE p/p:                                

Wednesday is a free day at the Museum, but we suggest a donation of $15-$20 per person. 

HOW DO GUESTS PAY?

AT DOOR                                                          CASH or CREDIT CARD

You must reserve with the trip leader by Monday, Sept 14^th.

Leave your name, phone number and # in your party by clicking the link below

Click Here to Reserve a Spot

LUNCH? This is Manhattan. There are multiple options for lunch. The Museum has a café “Amy’s Bread”, which will allow you to spend more time with the museum, as there is so much more to see.  Or some of us will make it a true New York experience and go to Sarges Deli at 548 3^rd Avenue between 36^th and 37^th street, a short subway ride away. There are also a number of restaurants in the immediate area of the museum.  “Lexington pizza parlor at 1590 Lexington Ave, Pascalou (French /European at 1308 Madison Avenue, Earls Beer and Cheese at1259 Park Avenue, Superior Café 1490 Madison Avenue. Or, many other options both in and around the neighborhood.       

This will sell out as it has twice before, so get your reservations in as soon as you can.