Upcoming Programs

A discussion about the reconstruction of WTC Cortlandt with artist Ann Hamilton, the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, and MTA Arts & Design

Join us online to explore Old City Hall station in celebration of New York City's first subway ride on October 27th, 1904.

Drawn On The Way explores self-taught artist Sarah Nisbett's process of sketching and connecting with others on public transit.

Explore the history of the 1 train line, from planning and construction to its unique architectural features.

Discover several locations around the city where transit history was made.

Learn about political activism connected to NYC Transit, including labor strikes and civil rights movements.

Take a deep dive into the history of the Chrystie Street Connection with transit historian and CUNY professor Andrew Sparberg.

Help us launch Women’s History Month with a special Digital Discussion about women's roles in transit over the last century. 

Explore the grandeur and opulence of Grand Central Terminal, and its evolution over time to serve an expanding population.

Explore the evolving aesthetic movements found underground, from architecture of Heins & LaFarge, to mosaics by Squire Vickers.

Join Hannah La Follette Ryan as she talks about @subwayhands, the history of subway photography, and her muse: the subway.

Explore Old City Hall Station through historic photographs, maps, architectural drawings, and photos of the station today.

Join a virtual walk along the Museum's Court Street Station platform for a look at a some of our favorite train cars and objects.

How do you get to Dreamland? Join our digital discussion to learn how transit was essential to the development of Coney Island.

Etiquette on the subway? Come learn about the evolving set of campaigns aimed at encouraging better subway manners.

Join a special, behind the scenes tour of the new MTA capital project - East Side Access.