Visitors can gawk at the American Museum of Natural History’s dinosaurs again in September.
New York City museums, aquariums, and other indoor cultural institutions will be permitted to welcome patrons later this month for the first time since the coronavirus gripped the city, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said on Friday.
“When the Covid-19 pandemic began to threaten the city and this nation, it was especially heartbreaking to see them close their doors," Cuomo said in comments on Friday. The American Museum of Natural History, where “Lucy” and countless other fossils dating back millions of years are on display, said it will reopen for members and guests on Sept. 2 followed by a public reopening a week later.
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