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  1. At The Met Fifth Avenue Through January 15, 2017
  2. At The Met Breuer Through October 8, 2017

  3. A World of Sports at The Met

    Take a tour of works from The Met collection that showcase more than 2,000 years of sports from around the world.
  4. At The Met Fifth Avenue Through October 29, 2017
  5. At The Met Breuer Through January 14, 2018

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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ETHEL and Friends

Great Hall Balcony / Free with Museum admission

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Gallery 371 (The Emma and Georgina Bloomberg Arms and Armor Court) / Free with Museum admission

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How William the Hippo Got His Name

Curator Isabel Stünkel and Research Associate Kei Yamamoto tell the story of how The Met's beloved unofficial mascot, William the Hippo, got his name.

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SEP. 22 Now at The Met

How to Read (and Display) Architectural Drawings

Two scholars from the Department of Drawings and Prints highlight a selected group of architectural drawings currently on view in the Robert Wood Johnson, Jr. Gallery.

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