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Tonight: Valet Parking and Cyclist Discount at MoMA

If you're a Midtown bike commuter and have some free time this evening, MoMA and TA are offering a nice deal to cycling museum patrons.

Biketo MoMA on April 6 and get half-price admission and free bicycle valetparking! One Monday a month, The Museum of Modern Art stays open until8:45 p.m. Drop in after hours for exhibitions, films, DJ, cash bar, anda bite to eat at Cafe 2 (limited evening menu) — plus the first 600ticket buyers after 5:30 p.m. get free admission on their next visit.

The evening goes green with free bicycle valet parking courtesy of Transportation Alternatives,New York City's advocate for biking, walking, and public transit. Rainor shine, park your bike (enter on 53 Street) and receive a voucher forhalf-price Museum admission. Carbon emissions will be offset for theevent, and we're raffling off a collapsible STRiDA 5.0 Bicycle, ideal for urban transport.

Current exhibits include "Martin Kippenberger: The Problem Perspective" and "Projects 89: Klara Liden." And at 7:00, New York–based artist and filmmaker Carter will host the U.S. premiere of his most recent film, "Erased James Franco," followed by a conversation with its subject and star. Need we say more?

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