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Punto Urban Art Museum

The Punto Urban Art Museum was founded as a social justice art program. Designed to promote and feature Dominican artists in an effort to reduce stigma against those who reside there. Over 75 large scale murals featuring a variety of global and New England-based artists. If your group has 15 or more people, sign up for an educational tour. Tours last about 90 minutes and cover topics like: the immigrant experience, street art, and local cultural highlights.

Address: 96 Lafayette St
Hours: 24 hours daily
Price: Free
Website: puntourbanartmuseum.org (opens in a new tab)

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