Keith Hernandez’s To Do Wednesday: Break for Art

It’s All-Star Week in New York, and who better to tell the story than five-time All Star and leader of

Keith Hernandez speaks at Grand Central Terminal’s 100th anniversary.
Keith Hernandez speaks at Grand Central Terminal’s 100th anniversary.

It’s All-Star Week in New York, and who better to tell the story than five-time All Star and leader of one of the best Mets teams ever—Keith Hernandez? This will be a special week for baseball fans in the big city, and The Observer is delighted that Mr. Hernandez is sharing some of his favorite spots with our readers.

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With extensive spring training, 162 regular-season games and an ever-lengthening playoff schedule, baseball has a very long season. That’s why players value the three-day All-Star break. On the Wednesday after the big game, consider taking in visual enlightenment. The Frick Collection on Fifth Avenue, near the Met, is incredible: a great little museum to walk around and view Frick’s private artwork. Also, the Morgan Library & Museum is a great place to check out.

The Frick Collection, 1 East 70th Street, $20; the Morgan Library, 29 East 36th Street, $18 adults, $12 children.

Keith Hernandez’s To Do Wednesday: Break for Art