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The museum gears up for the holidays with exhibits of a Victorian dollhouse, a vast model train landscape and sales of "critters," or Christmas tree decorations made from natural materials like corn husks and pea pods.

Most of the programs are an hour long, except one at the museum geared to visitors 5 and under; it will last only about 40 minutes.

More child-centred options include Explora (Via Flaminia 82, mdbr.it), a children's museum geared towards under 12s, and the Planetario (en.planetarioroma.it), with its programme of star-gazing.

Nor are most art museums geared up to present extensive programmes of live events.

In response, the museum reversed gears, expanding its movie offerings and partnering with Film Independent to launch a new series.

Two years ago, the museum was geared up to move downtown to the Tweed Courthouse, next to City Hall.

The museum is gearing up for the engine's return to the tracks early next year after a decade-long, £4.2m renovation.

The museum feels geared towards children, and maybe it is, but the wonderful atmosphere and knowledgeable staff and volunteers really enhance the whole experience even for solo adult travelers.

"But what happens if you don't want to sell?" Stymied, the museum has shifted gears, asking the Empire State Development Corporation, a state agency, to condemn No. 99.

Jeffrey Deitch says his next move in the art world following his premature exit as director of Los Angeles' Museum of Contemporary Art will happen in New York City: a bid to create a "hybrid" between a museum mounting exhibitions geared to a broad general audience, and a gallery that doesn't have to deal with the complex institutional issues that come with running a nonprofit museum.

The museum's philosophy is geared toward maintaining signs as they appeared in their urban environment rather than fresh from the sign-maker's shop.