Yes, you can visit that awesome art center from Inventing Anna

Inspired by the phenomenal reporting of Jessica Pressler and brought to life as a limited series for Netflix by Shonda Rhimes, Inventing Anna follows Anna Delvey, a 25 year-old woman who posed as a German heiress and scammed her way into a world full of moneybags. In real life (and in the show), Delvey (neé Sorokin) runs up tabs at a gaggle of New York luxury hotels, including Le Parker Meridien, the W, and the Beekman. She also steals a whole ass jet at one point and angles for a cool $20M loan.

Anna Delvey (Julia Garner, building an enigmatic and unforgettable character) also wears the most shockingly gorgeous clothes and has excellent taste in art. (She was right; that Cindy Sherman photo was captivating. In fact, it currently hangs in the MOMA.) In her quest to start an ambitious art venture at 281 Park, Anna schmoozes with the art elite and ends up at an event at the Storm King Art Center in New Windsor, New York.

Featured in the Netflix hit series Inventing Anna, Storm King Art Center is a necessary visit if you’re in the New York City area.

Now. A quick thing you need to know about me: Storm King is my happy place, so when it popped up onscreen in Inventing Anna, well, reader, I shrieked with delight.

Full of rolling hills, impressive sculptures, and a zen vibe that just won’t quit, Storm King is magic, and it turns out to be the gateway to Anna’s initial success. After attending the event, where she works her wiles amidst staggering sculptures such as Three Legged Buddha by Zhang Huan, she secures promises from many Insta-worthy people with deep pockets and golden connections.

If you’re reading this, chances are you Googled “art center in Inventing Anna” or some such thing, and now you’re here! And I have the great pleasure of telling you that you don’t need to be a tech billionaire or a member of the New York elite to go to Storm King. If you’re in the greater New York City area, it’s just a mere day trip away.

Storm King has oodles of visitor information on its site. It’s a 75-minute drive from NYC, which makes it a perfect destination for day trippers, fake heiresses, and day-tripping fake heiresses. And, if you don’t happen to have access to a car or a private jet, Storm King also happens to be accessible by train/taxi combo.

Hollywood loves Storm King, too. Along with Inventing Anna, the sculpture park has recently been a location in Netflix’s Master of None as well as HBO’s Divorce. Go there and make your own story happen.