The Met was one of the first institutions to close. Photo courtesy of the museum

Museums and Cultural Institutions Closed Due to Coronavirus

9/11 Memorial and Museum: closed indefinitely
American Museum of Natural History: closed indefinitely
Bronx Museum: closed until further notice
Bronx Zoo: closed indefinitely
Brooklyn Children's Museum: closed until April 4
Brooklyn Museum: closed indefinitely
Central Park Zoo: closed indefinitely
Children's Museum of the Arts: closed indefinitely beginning March 14
Children's Museum of Manhattan: closed indefinitely beginning March 14
Cooper Hewitt: closed indefinitely beginning March 14
Folk Art Museum: closed through March 31
FIAF: closed through March 29
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum: closed indefinitely
Intrepid Sea Air Space Museum: closed through March 27
Liberty Science Center: closed through March 31
The Jewish Museum: closed through March 27
The Met, Met Cloisters & Met Breuer: closed until further notice
Museum of Arts and Design: closed indefinitely
Museum of Chinese in America: closed through March 16
Museum of Modern Art: closed through March 31
Museum of the Moving Image: closed through March 29
The Morgan Library: closed through March 30
Museum of Math: closed until further notice
Museum of the City of New York: closed until further notice
National Museum of the American Indian: closed indefinitely beginning March 14
New Museum: closed indefinitely
New York Aquarium: closed indefinitely
New York Botanic Garden: closed until further notice
New-York Historical Society: closed through March 31
New York Hall of Science: closed through March 31
New York Transit Museum: closed until further notice
Prospect Park Zoo: closed indefinitely South Street Seaport Museum: closed at least through March 27
Sugar Hill Children's Museum of Art & Storytelling: closed until further notice
Queens Museum: closed through March 20
Queens Zoo: closed indefinitely
The Rubin Museum: closed until March 31
The Whitney Museum of Modern Art: closed until further notice

Performing Arts Facilities Closed Due to Coronavirus

Alvin Ailey: performances canceled through April 5and classes suspended through March 30
BAM: live performances canceled through March 29
Atlantic Theater Company: closed indefinitely
Broadway theaters: all theaters closed until April 12
Carnegie Hall: closed through the end of March
Flushing Town Hall: closed through March 29
Gazillion Bubble Show: closed through April 1
La Mama: closed indefinitely
New Victory/New 42 Theaters: closed through June 14, the remainder of the spring season is canceled
New York City Children’s Theater: performances canceled through April 5
The Public Theater: closed through April 12
St. Ann's Warehouse: closed through March 27
Symphony Space: performances canceled through March 21

The New York Public Library closed all its branches. Photo by Jody Mercier

Public Libraries Closed Due to Coronavirus

Brooklyn Public Library: closed through March 31
New York Public Library: closed through at least March 31
Queens Public Library: closed indefinitely

Indoor Play Spaces Closed Due to Coronavirus

14th Street Y: closed for at least a week
Apple Seeds: closed until further notice, but putting some content online
CAMP Stores: closed indefinitely
Chelsea Piers: closed through at least March 31
City Owlets: closed indefinitely
Congregation Beth Elohim Tots Drop-in Center: closed for the season
Elliot's Gymnastics: closed for two days of cleaning
Extreme Kids and Crew: weekend events canceled; after-school closed through March 20
The Heimbold Family Playing & Learning Center: closed through March 21
Playday: closed indefinitely
RECESS Dumbo: closed March 14-15
Union Square Play: closed until further notice; will provide online content for at-home use

Drew Kristofik contributed additional reporting.

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