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Free for Teens 13+
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is photographing and recording this event. By your presence in Teens Take The Met!, you consent to the use of your photograph, likeness, or voice as part of promotional materials for the Museum.
The Roof Garden Commission: Huma Bhabha, We Come in Peace is supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies. Additional support is provided by Cynthia Hazen Polsky and Leon B. Polsky.
Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination is made possible by Christine and Stephen A. Schwarzman, and Versace. Additional support is provided by Condé Nast.
The Audio Guide is supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies.
Free Audio Guides for New York City public high school students are made possible by the May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Inc.
Teens Take The Met! is made possible by the Gray Foundation.
Community Partners9/11 Memorial & Museum911memorial.org/museum
92Y Center for Education Outreach92y.org/education-outreach.aspx
Ailey Extension/Alvin Ailey American Dance Theateraileyextension.com
ARAS–Archive for Research in Archetypal Symbolismaras.org
ArtsConnectionteens.artsconnection.org
Bard High School Early Collegebard.edu/earlycollege
Bronx Museum of the Artsbronxmuseum.org
Brooklyn Museumbit.ly/bkmteens
Brooklyn Public Librarybklynlibrary.org/learn/teens
Building Beatsbuildingbeats.org
The Center for Book Artscenterforbookarts.org
Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museumcooperhewitt.org/designprep
El Museo del Barrioelmuseo.org/teens
Epic Theatre Ensembleepictheatreensemble.org
The Filomen M. D’Agostino Greenberg Music Schoollighthouseguild.org/programs-services/education/the-filomen-m-dagostino-greenberg-music-school
Hudson River Museumhrm.org
International Capoeira Angola Foundation, New Yorkficanewyork.org
Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museumintrepidmuseum.org
Joan Mitchell Foundationjoanmitchellfoundation.org
The Korea Societykoreasociety.org
Lewis H. Latimer House Museumlatimernow.org
Mark Morris Dance Groupmarkmorrisdancegroup.org/community/ For-Teens-and-Young-Adults
Museum of Arts and Designmadmuseum.org/programs/ teen-programs-mad
Museum of Chinese in Americamocanyc.org
MyLibraryNYCmylibrarynyc.org
New Museumnewmuseum.org
The New York City Writing Projectnycwritingproject.org
New York Film Academynyfa.edu
New-York Historical Societynyhistory.org/education/teens
New York Public Librarynypl.org/bridgeup
No Longer Emptynolongerempty.org
The Noguchi Museumnoguchi.org/programs/education/teens
NYC Commission on Human Rightsnyc.gov/cchr
NYC Department of Youth & Community Developmentnyc.gov/dycd
NYU Game Centergamecenter.nyu.edu/academics/ high-school
NYU Tisch School of the Arts Department of Photography & Imagingtisch.nyu.edu/photo
Octavia Projectoctaviaproject.org
Park Avenue Armoryarmoryonpark.org/education/ youth_corps_internships
Pioneer Workspioneerworks.org
Roundabout Theatre Companyroundabouttheatre.org
The Rubin Museum of Artrubinmuseum.org
Scholastic Art & Writing Awardsartandwriting.org
Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden snug-harbor.org
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museumguggenheim.org/ for-families#teenprograms
The Studio Museum in Harlemstudiomuseum.org/teens
[email protected]/teens
Thrive NYCthrivenyc.cityofnewyork.us
TITAN Theatre Companytitantheatrecompany.com
Urban Word NYCurbanwordnyc.org
UrbanGlassurbanglass.org
Wave Hillwavehill.org
Writopia Labwritopialab.org
TEENSTAKETHE MET!
Friday /June 1/ 2018 5–8 pm
Save the Date
The next Teens Take The Met! drops this fall: Friday, November 9 , 2018
See you there!
Calling all teens! This is your night at The Met!
Get ready for every- thing from button making to dancing (and tips on where to get your snack on).
The Met Fifth Avenue 1000 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10028 metmuseum.org
ART MAKING/MUSIC/PERFORMANCES/ GALLERY ACTIVITIES/SNACKS/GIVEAWAYS & MORE
#metteens
Notes:
Need summer plans? Check out metmuseum.org/teens
#metteens
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Let’s get started with the basics
Kickoff 4:45 pm
Modern Dance with Teens@Graham
Step Performanceby the Bard High School Early College Step Team Panthers
Capoeira Roda * with FICA New York
WelcomeDrop by to find out where the fun is.
Check your bag here!
Giveaways / Info Table Learn more about tonight and Met Teen Programs. Find out about teen programs across New York City.
Snacks!Exchange your snack ticket for one drink, one salty treat, and one sweet
Did Adults tag along? Send them here to get their night started.
Quiet Space Take a break here.
Now let’s do some activities. They’re sorted so you can plan your night.All activities run from 5–8 pm unless otherwise noted.
Musicians & DancersSee Kickoff for dance performances outside, starting at 4:45 pm.
Turn Down the Volume Silent Dance Partywith Building Beats
Grab a pair of wireless headphones and bust out those dance moves during a 20-minute Silent Dance Party with The Met and NYC Department of Youth & Community Development! Every half hour starting at 5:30 pm. Tickets required; tickets distributed 15 minutes before each dance party.
Beat Makingwith Building Beats
Modern Dance on Firewith Mark Morris’ Arts Immersion
Center Stage @ The Met Drop in starting at 6 pmEnjoy teen performances with: 92Y, Epic Theatre Ensemble, Bard High School Early College, Teens@Graham
Thespians & Filmmakers
Costume Design with Roundabout Theatre Company
Star in Movies and Explore Virtual Reality with New York Film Academy
Shakespearean Insult Duel Go head-to-head with TITAN Theatre Company
Center Stage @ The Met Drop in starting at 6 pmEnjoy teen performances with: 92Y, Epic Theatre Ensemble, Bard High School Early College, Teens@Graham
ScientistsGame Arcade and Lab with MyLibraryNYC, New York Public Library, and NYU Game Center
The LAB: Experience STEAM @ The Met
DIY Light-Up LED Cards with Lewis H. Latimer House Museum
Design Your Own Galaxywith Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
Artists & DesignersMark Your Message on a Tote *with The Met
Tattooswith Park Avenue Armory
Button Making *with The Met
Spin to Win with ArtsConnection
Ability + Access Challenge with Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
Braille Wear with Lighthouse Guild Music School
Bold Truths and Tours with No Longer Empty
Upcycled Fashion * with Pioneer Works and fashion author Lesley Ware
Find Your Hero/Heroine with ARAS – Archive for Research in Archetypal Symbolism
Drop In and Draw with The Met
Masks of Identity with El Museo del Barrio
Divine Scriptz with Brooklyn Museum
Gallery Hunt with Gugg Teens from Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Akari: Collages with The Noguchi Museum
Art School Advice with Joan Mitchell Foundation
Let’s Talk about Mental Health * with BXMA Teens from the Bronx Museum of the Arts
Urban Royalty: Crown Making with UrbanGlass
Mental Health and Body Politics Pop-Up * with Museum of Chinese in America
Push Your Politics: Button Making *with New-York Historical Society
See Nature through Stained Glass with Wave Hill
Relive Gold and Glory: Egyptian Jewelry with The Met Teens
Design Paper Dreams with The Korea Society
Place a Blooming Lotus on Your Sealed Fears * with The Rubin Museum of Art
PhotographersPhoto Op with NYU Tisch School of the Arts Department of Photography & Imaging
Bring a Rodin to Life! 9/11 Memorial & Museum
Pop-Up Photo Op with The Studio Museum in Harlem
Poets, Writers & Readers
Collaborative Creationswith Octavia Project
Art, Writing, Workshops, and Scholarshipswith Scholastic Art & Writing Awards
Check out the loud library!
Meet Your Book Match: Recommended Reads by Teens from Brooklyn Public Library
Make a Bookwith The Center for Book Arts
Write Yourself into the World of Artwith The New York City Writing Project
Battle of the Boroughs! with Urban Word NYC
Poetry, Prose, or Hip-Hop with Writopia Lab
Wait, there’s more!Human Rights Tools *with NYC Commission on Human Rights
Summer Employment and Opportunities with NYC Department of Youth & Community Development
Thrive NYC *
Rooftop Views 5–9 pmCatch a view of your city from the roof and interact with We Come in Peace by Huma Bhabha (weather permitting).
Sashay This Way 5–9 pmCheck out The Costume Institute’s exhibition, Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination.
Audio GuideExplore other corners of the Museum with a free Met Audio Guide. Pick one up at the Audio Guide cart.
Teen Pin Swap @ The Met Store 6–6:30 pmUp your style game! Bring pins or buttons to trade. The first 50 teens receive a free enamel pin!
Teens receive a 10% discount in The Met Store tonight!
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Floor 1Curate Your Evening
Accessibility
Stop by the Teens Take The Met! welcome table in Carson Family Hall (ground floor) for an assistive listening device, a Sign Language interpreter, a sighted guide, a large-print schedule of events, or for other questions about accessibility in The Met.
Ground FloorRuth and Harold D. Uris Center for Education
* Social Justice Warriors and Self-Care
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