I know there are guitar fans here, so I thought I would post this just in case anyone finds themselves in New York City. The Metropolitan Museum is opening an exhibit of C.F. Martin guitars built in the early to mid 19th century when the styles were shifting towards the modern guitar Martin made so popular. There will evidently be 35 guitars in the show, so if you are into Martin history and guitars in general, it should be a pretty cool show. The show runs for a while, so keep it on your list. There is even going to be a Rosanne Cash show in association with the exhibit, which seems a little strange but hey, I might go just to see what's what.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art - Early American Guitars

Personally I suck playing guitar and living in an apartment has essentially stopped me from practicing to spare my neighbors the unpleasantness of plinking from above, but I sure like classic wooden guitars as objects and plenty more as musical instruments.