DOCOMOMO US NY/Tri-State President John Arbuckle leads this Municipal Art Society walking tour explaining the development of the UN Headquarters complex and examining the most notable modern and contemporary architecture in the surrounding area, including the works of three Pritzker Prize winners: Kevin Roche, I.M. Pei and Norman Foster.

Join Docomomo US for an exclusive 3-day, 2-night Modernism in the Desert tour in partnership with Palm Springs Modernism Week, featuring round-trip transportation from Los Angeles and guided visits spanning ten decades of desert modern architecture. Highlights include private access to Albert Frey’s iconic Frey House II, the Aluminaire House, a curated architectural bus tour, and exclusive home visits.

FURTHER AFIELD. Gainesville Modern invites enthusiasts to its Annual Mid-Century Modern Home Tour. Presented by Atlantic Design Homes, Gainesville Modern Weekend 2026 will include three events, opening with the Drinks and Dwellings VIP Cocktail Party on March 20 and the Mid-Century Modern Home Tour on March 21—a self-guided tour of six homes. The weekend will end with the MOD Talks lectures series on Sunday, March 22.

Hosted by Association for Preservation Technology International, filmmaker Jake Gorst discusses his 20-year journey creating New England Modernism: Revolutionary Architecture in the 20th century, the definitive documentary on the region’s pivotal role in shaping the Modern Movement in the United States. The program explores influential architects, defining features, and preservation strategies of New England Modernism, while examining how the region’s postwar design culture influenced modern architecture nationwide and beyond.

The Noguchi Museum presents Noguchi’s New York, an exhibition exploring Isamu Noguchi’s dynamic relationship with New York City and how its cultural and political landscape shaped his work—and how he sought to shape the city in return through communal spaces for play and gathering. Featuring more than 50 works, archival materials, and animated films that reimagine his unrealized playgrounds, the exhibition also marks the 40th anniversary of The Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum, celebrating the museum as one of his most enduring gifts to the city.