Visit The Studio Museum in Harlem for Free - Use New York Pass

The Studio Museum in Harlem is a contemporary art museum that focuses on the work of artists of African descent locally, nationally and globally, as well as work that has been inspired and influenced by African-American culture, through its exhibitions, Artist-in-Residence program, education and public programming, permanent collection and archival and research facilities. The Studio Museum in Harlem is committed to serving as a unique resource in the local community, and in national and international arenas, by making artworks and exhibitions concrete and personal for each viewer. The Museum provides a context within which to address the contemporary and historical issues presented through art by artists of African descent.

New York Pass grants you free admission to the Studio Museum in Harlem, as well as entry to 55 more Attractions in New York City.

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Or check out all 55+ New York City Attractions where you get free entry with New York Pass.

I really couldn't have asked for any more from the New York pass ! It saved us so much money and allowed us to see all the beautiful sights of city ! I would advise everyone to buy one even the booklet you get with the pass is a handy Lil tool to getting around ! I loved my trip to the big apple and I plan to go again this year ! I will be buying a pass again without a second thought there just great ! ! !
Alex and Dean, Manchester

My family and I enjoyed the city of New York through the opportunity passes provided. It eliminated having to carry cash and extra time waiting in lines. We even recommended it to some of the city's future visitors.
Danny

What a fantastic set up - we cruised to New York on the Queen Victoria and immediately after disembarking took advantage of our 3 day pass - and enjoyed the Empire State Building, Skyride. the NBC Tour, Madam Tussauds, Circle Line Cruise, Paleys Television and Theatre Museum and Rockefeller Centre, discount at Maceys and Bloomingdales, free ice cream and restaurant discounts etc.. As newies - first time visitors to New York- on reflection and to have received even greater return from our New York Pass we could have planned our itinerary in advance ( if only we'd know how far a block was - we found out from a friendly resident that at walking pace you should allow 2 minutes per block ). However, the great thing for us was knowing that as we had a made one off payment we could visit an attraction and if wasn't our bag could move on to another without thinking that we have to stay here all day because we had paid out 30 dollars and needed to get our moneys worth - often saw people outside some of the major attractions weighing up whether it was value for money - felt quite privileged when we could just walk pass show our passes and not have to worry about the cost. Would and have recommend it to friends and colleagues. One small point - what would be really good is if you could somehow band together opening hours for some of the major attractions - that way much easier to plan the day and get maximum use of the pass. What really amazed us is how much you can walk to in New York - a fantastic experience made even better because of the freedom of our New York passes.
Daphne, UK