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B, C at 81st St.-Museum of Natural History
The self-explanatorily named Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre was founded in 1939 and today the company continues to fashion its own scripts, make its own puppets, and produce its own shows. The theater was originally built as a Swedish schoolhouse for the 1876 Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia, after which it was purchased and moved to Central Park.

Martin Klimas at Foley Gallery
Martin KlimasPhotographs of vases with flowers, caught mid-shatter by a high-speed camera after a projectile has been fired into them. More »
The New York Times Arts & Leisure Weekend
"Times" staffers talk with prominent artists and entertainers; highlights include the hosts of "The View" (1/8), Vampire Weekend (1/10), Lewis Black (1/10), Salman Rushdie (1/11), and Patti Smith (1/11). More »
Aziz Ansari: The Glow in the Dark Tour at Comix
The young stand-up, recently of MTV's "Human Giant" and soon to be of NBC's upcoming "The Office" spin-off, performs a series of shows. More »