Check back in September or sign up at info@ohny.org to get the latest updates on the 7th Annual openhousenewyork Weekend, October 10 & 11, 2009!
Saturday Sites | Sunday Sites | Advanced Sites SearchAdvanced Reservations: Special tours, talks and programs requiring advance reservations for participation will be listed online and in the printed event guide. openhousenewyork will not take reservations. Please follow the RSVP email or phone instructions found within the site or program listing. Reservations will be on first come first serve basis.How to get a guide:
Pickup free guides beginning September 26, 2008, at the following OHNY information centers: OHNY Welcome Center The Times Square Information Center Wall Street Rising, Manhattan Pickup free guides and to get information about specific borough sites and programs during OHNY Weekend, October 4 & 5, 2008, at the following OHNY information centers: Bronx Community College Brooklyn Historical Society The Center for Architecture, Manhattan Queens Museum of Art Times Square Information Center, Manhattan, 7th Ave between 46th & 47th St The Noble Maritime Collection Wall Street Rising, Manhattan NYC& Company Visitor Center locations: Chinatown triangle where Canal, Walker and Baxter Streets meet Federal Hall
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How do I participate? All participating sites and programs are free of charge and open to the public at indicated times during OHNY Weekend Entry is first come, first serve, unless advance registration is required – see advance registration notice at top left. Donate $150 to receive an OHNY Passport, which will allow you and a guest front-of-the-line access at all sites and programs that do not require advance reservations. Don’t miss this opportunity to make the most of your OHNY Weekend; Make your $150 tax-deductible donation today! How else can I get information? During the Weekend call the OHNY hotline at 212.991.OHNY. How to use the OHNY website listing:
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The OHNY Weekend Event Guide will be available online and as an insert in The New York Times (city edition only) on Friday, September 26, 2008.
