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  The Butterfly Conservatory: Tropical Butterflies Alive in Winter

  Sundays 10am–5:45pm, Mondays 10am–5:45pm, Tuesdays 10am–5:45pm, Wednesdays 10am–5:45pm, Thursdays 10am–5:45pm, Fridays 10am–5:45pm, Saturdays 10am–5:45pmThrough May 31 2010.

  American Museum of Natural History Central Park West, at 79th St, Upper West Side (212-769-5100)

  Temperatures climb to a balmy 80 degrees in the 1,315-square-foot vivarium, returning for its 12th year ($24, seniors and students $18, children 2–12 $14)....

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  Spider-Silk Textile

  Sundays 10am–5:45pm, Mondays 10am–5:45pm, Tuesdays 10am–5:45pm, Wednesdays 10am–5:45pm, Thursdays 10am–5:45pm, Fridays 10am–5:45pm, Saturdays 10am–5:45pm

  American Museum of Natural History Central Park West, at 79th St, Upper West Side (212-769-5100)

  The museum presents this miniexhibit of a large piece of textile, woven out of the silks of more than 1 million spiders from Madagascar. Arachnophobes may want to...

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  “Dutch New York Between East and West: The World of Margrieta van Varick”

  Sundays 11am–5pm, Tuesdays 11am–5pm, Wednesdays 11am–5pm, Thursdays 11am–8pm, Fridays 11am–5pm, Saturdays 11am–5pmThrough Jan 3 2010.

  Bard Graduate Center 18 W 86th St, between Central Park West and Columbus Ave, Upper West Side (212-501-3000)

  This exhibit, which is a collaboration between Bard and the New-York Historical Society, explores the life of Margrieta van Varick, a Dutch immigrant who lived in...

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  “FDR’s Brain Trust and the Beginning of the New Deal”

  Sundays 11am–5:45pm, Tuesdays 10am–6pm, Wednesdays 10am–6pm, Thursdays 10am–6pm, Fridays 10am–8pm, Saturdays 10am–6pmThrough Mar 25 2010.

  New-York Historical Society 170 Central Park West, between 76th and 77th Sts, Upper West Side (212-873-3400)

  This exhibit looks at Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s “brain trust,” or the advisors who helped promote him as a presidential candidate and would later help him conceive...

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  “Highway of an Empire: The Great Inca Road”

  Sundays 10am–5:45pm, Mondays 10am–5:45pm, Tuesdays 10am–5:45pm, Wednesdays 10am–5:45pm, Thursdays 10am–5:45pm, Fridays 10am–5:45pm, Saturdays 10am–5:45pmThrough Sep 1 2010.

  American Museum of Natural History Central Park West, at 79th St, Upper West Side (212-769-5100)

  Talk about a superhighway: It’s estimated that the Great Inca Road covered more than 20,000 miles in South America. The photos in this exhibit showcase the various...

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  “John Brown: The Abolitionist and His Legacy”

  Sundays 11am–5:45pm, Tuesdays 10am–6pm, Wednesdays 10am–6pm, Thursdays 10am–6pm, Fridays 10am–8pm, Saturdays 10am–6pmThrough Mar 25 2010.

  New-York Historical Society 170 Central Park West, between 76th and 77th Sts, Upper West Side (212-873-3400)

  A polarizing figure both in his own time and today, famed abolitionist John Brown was, in short, complicated. Learn about his life and his fight for racial equality...

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  “Lincoln and New York”

  Sundays 11am–5:45pm, Tuesdays 10am–6pm, Wednesdays 10am–6pm, Thursdays 10am–6pm, Fridays 10am–8pm, Saturdays 10am–6pmThrough Mar 25 2010.

  New-York Historical Society 170 Central Park West, between 76th and 77th Sts, Upper West Side (212-873-3400)

  The museum continues its year-long celebration of Abraham Lincoln’s bicentennial with this exhibit, which looks at his often-complicated relationship with New York...

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  “Lincoln Center: Celebrating 50 Years”

  Mondays noon–8pm, Tuesdays 11am–6pm, Wednesdays 11am–6pm, Thursdays noon–8pm, Fridays 11am–6pm, Saturdays 10am–6pmThrough Jan 6 2010.

  New York Public Library for the Performing Arts 40 Lincoln Center Plaza, at 66th St, Upper West Side (212-642-0142)

  An iconic arts institution—home to organizations like the New York City Ballet and the Metropolitan Opera—turns 50 this year. This exhibit will feature artifacts...

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  “Nature and the American Vision: The Hudson River School at the New-York Historical Society”

  Sundays 11am–5:45pm, Tuesdays 10am–6pm, Wednesdays 10am–6pm, Thursdays 10am–6pm, Fridays 10am–8pm, Saturdays 10am–6pmThrough Mar 25 2010.

  New-York Historical Society 170 Central Park West, between 76th and 77th Sts, Upper West Side (212-873-3400)

  More than 100 paintings from Hudson River School artists such as Asher B. Durand, Thomas Cole and Albert Bierstadt (among others) are on view in this exhibit. The...

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  “Revolutionary Voices: Performing Arts in Central & Eastern Europe in the 1980s”

  Mondays noon–8pm, Tuesdays 11am–6pm, Wednesdays 11am–6pm, Thursdays noon–8pm, Fridays 11am–6pm, Saturdays 10am–6pmThrough Mar 20 2010.

  New York Public Library for the Performing Arts 40 Lincoln Center Plaza, at 66th St, Upper West Side (212-642-0142)

  What role does art play in political upheaval? That’s the question this exhibit tries to answer, using the fall of Communism in Central and Eastern Europe as an...

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