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School Break Ideas
Macaroni Kid will be at City Treehouse this Saturday at 3!
Between Presidents Day and Winter Break there are a lot of days off of school this month so be sure to check out the This Week's Picks, At the Theater and Plan Ahead sections to see which activities may require advanced ticket purchases or reservations.
If you do have school age children at home you don't want to miss the 2011 Intrepid Kids' Week. From Feb 19th to the 27th the ship will be overflowing with dynamic, hands-on exhibits plus special visits from the Circus, Star Wars & PBS characters, Broadway Show performances, Magic, Fashion shows and more. You can find the schedule on their website.
There are some great mini-camp options throughout the month. Super Soccer Stars has provided Macaroni Kid with an exclusive discount when you enroll for both the Presidents Day and February Break camps. Budding chefs can participate in the Winter Break Camp at Taste Buds. Future crime solvers can sign up for the Jr. Police Academy - Mid Winter Recess program.
This weekend you can enjoy some great music as a family with Zak Morgan at the 92Y|Tribeca, Salsa at Ideya or a Family Jamboree at The Living Room.
You can find me this Saturday at City Treehouse where we will be doing some arts & crafts in the downstairs area. Their great indoor treehouse and water table is a unique play experience perfect for youngsters 18 months and up. Call 212.255.2050 or make a registration online to come and play.
If you have an event you would like to see included in a future newsletter please submit the information here and we love hearing from our readers so please share any other feedback or comments using the Contact Us form anytime.
Finally...before heading to one of the storytimes at your local library please check online or call to verify the time.
Have a great week!
Giveaway: 4 Tickets to see 'Charlotte's Web'
Sunday March 6th at Tribeca PAC
BMCC Tribeca PAC & Theatreworks U.S.A. co-present Charlottes's Web - one of my favorite stories as a child! The produciton is based on E.B. White's classic tale of the friendship between a pig named Wilbur and a little gray spider named Charlotte. This show is perfect for children ages 5 & up.
Tribeca Performing Arts Center offers great programs for the entire family with their Family series. These performances offer parents and kids of all ages the opportunities to enjoy a wide variety of theatrical events including plays ...
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Super Soccer Stars Mini Camps and Clinics
Exclusive Deal for Macaroni Kid readers who enroll for both Presidents Day & February Break
MINI CAMPS:
Looking for the perfect activity for your little one during his or her days off from school? Super Soccer Stars has got you covered with our Presidents Day & February Break Mini Camps with an Arts and Music Kick! Mini Camps are a great way for kids to expand their creative minds, stay active and develop their soccer skills during this chilly Winter season! Engaging soccer instruction is infused with art, music, and a healthy snack, for fun-filled hours of constructive play and learning. Please visit our website at ...
February 19th through February 24th
Saturday, February 19 through Sunday, February 27 - Kid's Week at Intrepid
Come in from the cold and get in on some unforgettable, educational family fun! Dynamic, interactive exhibits in our Exploreum Hall and a host of fun-filled, hands-on activities from our partners offer something for every member of your family - every day of the week - inside Intrepid during Kids Week 2011. From special guests and activities galore to our spectacular flight simulators and multimedia technology, Kids Week is action packed and filled with excitement. Each day features entertaining activities from local organizations and venues your kids will love.
Where: Intrepid MuseumWhen: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PMWho: All AgesHow: Buy Tickets Online or Just Show upCost: Included with General AdmissionFor more info: http://www.intrepidmuseum.org/
Saturday, February 19 - Family Day @theCenter: Jugaad Urbanism - Designs for City Life
Explore the Center for Architecture's exciting new exhibition on design innovation in Indian cities: Jugaad Urbanism. The objects and designs on display are local, resourceful solutions ("jugaad" designs in the Hindi language) to some of the problems facing India's urban areas. Inspired by ideas from this exhibition, families will create their own "jugaad" solutions for improving city life.
Where: Center for Architecture Foundation, 536 LaGuardia Place (between Bleecker and West 3rd St)When: 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM (second session at 2:00 PM)Who: Ages 5-13Cost: $20/family of 4; $10 for Members; additional guests $5 eachFor more info: http://www.cfafoundation.org
Saturday, February 19 - Sword Dancing with the New York Sword Dance Festival
The 25th annual New York Sword Dance Festival brings an ancient winter celebration to life, with fast-paced rapper sword and mysterious long sword dancing. The dancers are linked in a ring by the "swords" as they weave ever-more complex figures in this modern display of skill – a New York tradition adapted from English and European customs.
Where: Seaport Museum New York, 12 Fulton StreetWhen: 1:00 PM (Second performance at 3 PM)Who: All AgesHow: Just Show UpCost: Free with Museum admissionFor more info: http://www.seany.org/
Saturday, February 19 - Arts & Crafts with Macaroni Kid at City Treehouse
Stop by to meet me for 5 minutes or the entire 2 hours and unleash your child's inner artist. We will have colored macaroni for creating stylish necklaces & bracelets, tattoos, coloring sheets and more. Find out more about the Macaroni Kid website and weekly newsletter which lists the best family friendly events in your NYC neighborhood.
Where: City Treehouse, 129A W 20th St (between 6th & 7th Ave)When: 3:00 PM - 5:00 PMWho: Ages 3-6How: To register, call (212) 255-2050 or email [email protected]Cost: Free with AdmissionFor more info: http://www.citytreehouse.com/
Sunday, February 20 - Ideya SalsaBaby Brunch
Join Jose Conde and Band for some great music that will get your little ones up on their feet and dancing while you enjoy a delicious Latin brunch. A great event for the whole family!
Where: Ideya Latin Bistro, 349 W Broadway between Broome and GrandeWhen: 10:00 AMWho: All AgesHow: Call for Reservations: (212)625-1441Cost: Free with an a la carte brunch; Kids menu availableFor more info: http://www.ideya.net/ or call (212)625-1441
Sunday, February 20 - BYOK at the 92Y|Tribeca featuring 'Zak Morgan'
Cross Dr. Seuss with Shel Silverstein, toss in a smidgen of a grade school educator, a stand-up comic and a folk musician and you'll arrive at Zak Morgan. A 2004 Grammy nominee and winner of the 2003 Children's Music Web Award, Zak Morgan's albums are full of wit, whimsy and wordplay, and are fun for all ages. Morgan’s story-songs are filled with rich vocabulary and he uses music and humor as vehicles to encourage children to read books, use their imaginations and believe in themselves. He recently released his third album, The Candy Machine, in September 2010. The Candy Machine is a beautifully produced and poetic concept album for the entire family.
Where: 92YTribeca, 200 Hudson StreetWhen: 11:00 AM (Every Sunday)Who: All AgesCost: $15 for both kids and adults, children under 2-years-old free.For more info: http://www.92y.org or call 212.601.1000
Sunday, February 20 - STAR TREK LIVE: STARFLEET ACADEMY
An action-packed, interactive adventure based on one of the most popular science fiction franchises of all time. Members of the audience join the newly formed Starfleet Academy only to be unexpectedly whisked into an exciting adventure steeped in the grand tradition of Star Trek. With the help of a surprise visitor from the planet Vulcan, Starfleet Commander Sean Christopher and his team of rookie cadets must save planet Earth and stop a shocking invasion of Romulan forces from the future. The cadets will have to quickly master the intricacies of modern communications, space travel and NASA technology as they draw on 21st century achievements to try to defeat advancing alien adversaries.
Where: NYU Skirball Center for the Performing Arts, 566 LaGuardia Place at Washington SquareWhen: 2:00 PMWho: Ages 6+How: Buy TicketsCost: $15-$25For more info: http://skirballcenter.nyu.edu/
Sunday, February 20 - Jazz for Kids with Amy Cervini
Play percussion instruments, listen to kid-friendly jazz songs and learn about jazz.
Where: 55 Bar at 55 Christopher Street (at 7th Ave)When: 2:00 PM - 3:00 PMWho: Ages 2-8How: Just show upCost: $5 per personFor more info: http://www.amycervini.com/
Sunday, February 20 - The Americana Family Jamboree
Bring the whole family for some singing and dancing at the Family Jamboree featuring Elena & Boo. The Americana Family Jamboree was born at a birthday party at The Cowgirl Hall Of Fame in NYC's West Village. When Elena and Boo saw how well the little folks responded to classic country and bluegrass music, and especially to the banjo and the mandolin, they decided to make this happening a regular thing. They offer up songs from the Americana songbook, classic tunes everyone knows or that are so much apart of our cultural landscape you will know them within a few seconds. With banjo, guitar, mandolin and upright bass the Americana Family Jamboree gets you singing and dancing along.
Where: The Living Room, 154 Ludlow St.When: 2:00 PMWho: All AgesHow: Buy TicketsCost: $10/Adult, $5/Kid, $25/ Families with up to 3 kidsFor more info: http://www.livingroomny.com/
Monday, February 21 - Winter Break Camp at Taste Buds
We'll be making all-time favorites macaroni and cheese & apple crisps. We'll also have a "Winter Olympics Day" and "Pajama Day!"
Where: Taste Buds, 109 West 27th Street, 10th floor (btw 6th & 7th avenues)When: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (9am class for ages 5-8; Second class at 1:00pm for 8-13 yrs)Who: 9:00am: Ages 5-8, drop-off 1:00pm: Ages 8-13, drop-offHow: Register OnlineCost: $400 for the week or $85 for a single dayFor more info: http://www.tastebudscook.com or call 212-242-2248
Monday, February 21 through Friday, February 25 - International Children's Film Festival Workshops
NYICFF is offering one-week filmmaking intensives in clay-animation, stop-motion, and more, with four different classes available for ages ranging from tots to teens. Students will conceive, storyboard, write, shoot, draw, model, create sets, and perform on camera to create a completed short film, in collaboration with award-winning filmmakers. The completed films will be shown at the 2011 festival!
Where: Battery Park City School, 55 Battery Place, NY 10280When: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PMWho: Ages 6-16 (varies by workshop)How: Register OnlineCost: $600For more info: http://www.gkids.com/
Monday, February 21 through Friday, February 25 - Jr. Police Academy - Mid-Winter Recess drop-off program
Join us for fun activities each day at this drop-off program. Every day is different. Learn about policing and museum collections through exploring the different exhibits at the museum.
Where: The New York City Police Museum, 100 Old Slip, New York, NY 10005When: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PMWho: Ages 6-12Cost: $15/per day, Members freeFor more info: http://www.nycpm.org/
Tuesday, February 22 through Friday, February 25 - Church Street School Presidents Week Camp
Rock the House! (ages 8-18 yrs): All levels, all kinds of music. Students work with our band coaches in practice, jams and rehearsals. Emphasis is on composition and improvisation. Students write songs and learn to work with other musicians. The week ends with a live performance and recording. Creative Arts Workshop (ages 5-12 yrs): Nurture your child's natural musical and artistic sense through hands-on creation! Drawing, painting, sculpture and digital arts combined with group instrumental lessons, singing, and Dalcroze Solfege & Eurhythmics. The week ends with an art exhibition and performance.
Where: Church Street School for Music and Art, 74 Warren StreetWhen: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM (early drop-off and late pick-up available)Who: Ages 5-18How: To Register contact [email protected] or call 212-571-7294Cost: Call or email for pricing informationFor more info: http://www.churchstreetschool.org/wintercamp.htm
Tuesday, February 22 - Celebrate Purim at the Batter Park City Library
Discover the history and customs of the Jewish holiday of Purim. Children will decorate masks to disguise themselves. Presented by the Children's Museum of Manhattan.
Visit the Three Faiths: Judaism, Christianity, Islam exhibition on view in the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building through February 27, 2011. Discover the commonalities and differences between various faiths, and examine the pieces and parts used to create sacred books in the Scriptorium.
Visit the Three Faiths: Judaism, Christianity, Islam exhibition on view in the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building through February 27, 2011. Discover the commonalities and differences between various faiths, and examine the pieces and parts used to create sacred books in the Scriptorium.
Where: Battery Park City Library, 175 North End Avenue New York, NY 10282When: 3:30 PMWho: For ages 6 to 12.How: Preregistration is required. Call (212) 790-3499Cost: FreeFor more info: http://www.nypl.org
Tuesday, February 22 - Traditional Music from China at Seward Park Library
Featuring some of the most talented Chinese classical and folk musicians, this program presents gems of the traditional music repertoire performed on the guzheng (21 string zither) and other traditional Chinese instruments. An introduction to Chinese folk and classical music, as well as the lore and mythology of the instruments is also included. Presented by Chinese Theatre Works.
Where: Seward Park Library, 192 East BroadwayWhen: 4:00 PMWho: For all ages.How: Just Show UpCost: FreeFor more info: http://www.nypl.org/
Wednesday, February 23 - City Critters at Mulberry Street Library
Learn about the animals who live in New York City through stories, songs, puppets, games, and crafts.
Where: Mulberry Street Library, 10 Jersey StreetNew York, NY 10012-3332When: 2:00 PMWho: For ages 3-5 years.How: Space is limited to 15 children and pre-registration is required. Sign up at the Children’s Desk or call 212-966-3424 to reserve a space for your child.Cost: FreeFor more info: http://www.nypl.org/
Thursday, February 24 - Super Soccer Stars Presidents Day Mini Camp
Super Soccer Stars is offering Presidents Day Mini Camp. This is a great way for kids to expand their creative minds, stay active and develop their soccer skills during this chilly Winter season!
Where: Children`s Aid Society219 Sullivan St. btwn W. 3rd & BleeckerWhen: 9:30 AM - 12:00 PMWho: 2.5-5 yearsHow: Apply Online or call 212-877-7171Cost: $75For more info: http://www.supersoccerstars.com
February 18th through February 24th
Friday, February 18 - Storytimes on Friday
McNally Jackson at 4pm for ages 0-2; Karma Kids at 3:00pm for ages 0-6; Hamilton Fish Park Games at 3:30 for ages 5-12
Where: McNally Jackson, 52 Prince Street; Karma Kids, 104 W 14th St; Hamilton Fish Park, 415 E Houston StWhen: n/aWho: 0-6How: Just Show UpCost: Free
Friday, February 18 - Drum Beats and Little Feet at the Rubin Museum of Art
Move your body to interpret lines and shapes. Translate visual art into imaginative poses, movement, and sound. Drum Beats and Little Feet is a weekly class for children ages three to five and their adult friends.
Where: Rubin Museum of Art, 150 W. 17th Street (between 6th & 7th Aves)When: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PMWho: Ages 3-5, accompanied by an adultHow: For registration, tickets and box office, call (212) 620 - 5000 x 344Cost: $10 ($5 for members)For more info: www.rmanyc.org or (212) 620-5000
Saturday, February 19 - Gym Kids at Work Open Play
A chance for you to experience BOTH the Gym Kids and Kids at Work programs, OPEN PLAY style! We'll set up our open-ended art stations for teacher-supervised free play (grown-up help needed), the Gym Kids gym including extra challening climbing structures, balance practice, ramps, and tunnels, AND our Kids at Work guitarist will lead a music session TWICE during the morning. Come for a little while OR the whole 3 hours! Drop-in at any time! We'll even provide a "babies corner" for non-walkers.
- Gym Free Play: 9am-12pm
- Art Free Play: 9:15am-11:15am
- Music: 9:45am AND 10:45am
Where: ABC Gym Kids - St. Veronica's Church, 149-155 Christopher Street between Greenwich and Washington Sts.When: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PMWho: Ages 6 months - 6 yearsHow: Register OnlineCost: $35 for Drop-in (children 12 mos - 6 years)$20 for Drop-in (Babies 6 - 11 mos)$30 each - siblings 12 mos - 6 yearsBabies under 12 mos FREE with a registered sibling!For more info: http://www.kidsatworknyc.com/
Saturday, February 19 - Symphony Space's Just Kidding Series: 'Billy Kelly and the Blah Blah Blahs'
Songs about milk, pine cones, springtime, 18-wheelers, the moon, and just about anything else you can think of, in a style described as "Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld (writing) lyrics for all-ages music played by an acoustic Weezer." A fun, clever and silly morning of music not to be missed!
Where: Symphony Space, Leonard Nimoy Thalia, 2537 Broadway at 95th Street, New YorkWhen: 11:00 AMWho: All AgesHow: Buy TicketsCost: ADULTS $19, Members $16, Day of Show $20; KIDS $13, Members $11, Day of Show $14For more info: http://www.symphonyspace.org
Saturday, February 19 through Sunday, February 20 - Magic Brunch at Cercle Rouge
See Ragidy Supreme perform tricks while enjoying a casual bistro brunch
Where: Cercle Rouge, 241 West BroadwayWhen: 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM (Every Saturday and Sunday)Who: All AgesHow: Call to make a reservationCost: Free with prix fixe brunch ($19.95) and there is a kids' menu with meals starting at $5For more info: http://www.cerclerougeresto.com/ or call (212_226-6252
Saturday, February 19 - Family Art Making - Himalayan Towns & Towering stupas
Families will make a collaborative installation of the Himalayas - with snow-capped mountains, rivers, mud houses, shrines, yaks and colorful prayer flags- using different kinds of clay, fabric, mixed media and inspiration from the collections. This week: Discover the way people live in the harsh Himalayan weather. Be inspired by photographs of the Himalayas and build some roads towns, nomadic tents, temples and stupas.
Where: Rubin Museum of Art, 150 W. 17th Street (between 6th & 7th Aves)When: 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM (Saturday Workshop)Who: Ages 6 and upHow: For registration, tickets and box office, call (212) 620 - 5000 x 344Cost: $10 ($5 for members)For more info: www.rmanyc.org or (212) 620-5000
Saturday, February 19 - Drum Circle at Church Street Music School
Families can drop in for this class to learn different rhythms with their collection of African Drums, xylophones, and other percussion instruments.
Where: Church Street School for Art and Music, 54 Warren StWhen: 2:00 PM - 3:00 PMWho: All AgesHow: Just Show UpCost: $20/classFor more info: http://www.churchstreetschool.org/docs/Spring2010.pdf
Saturday, February 19 - 'Where's Walrus?' Author Signing at the Scholastic Store
Help us find Walrus! Join us for a reading of the new book Where's Walrus and get your copy signed by creator, Stephen Savage. Kids will help search in a treasure hunt for Walrus around the store. Get ready, he's a tricky one!
Where: Scholastic Store, 557 Broadway b/w Prince and Spring StreetsWhen: 3:00 PMWho: Ages 3-6How: Just Show UpCost: FreeFor more info: http://store.scholastic.com/ or call (212) 343 - 6166. Events hotline (212) 343 - 6166 Option 4
Saturday, February 19 - Saturday Open Studio at the Rubin Museum
Now anyone feeling inspired by what they see in the galleries can stop by the studio and use art-making materials to let their creativity flow.
Where: Rubin Museum, 150 W. 17th StreetWhen: 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM (Every Saturday)Who: All AgesHow: For registration, tickets and box office, call (212) 620 - 5000 x 344Cost: Free with museum admissionFor more info: www.rmanyc.org or (212) 620-5000 x 344
Sunday, February 20 - Storytimes on Sunday
Barnes & Noble Union Square at 2:30pm for all ages; Books of Wonder at 12pm for ages 0-7
Where: Barnes & Noble, 33 E. 17th St.; Books of Wonder, 18 W. 18th St.When: n/aWho: All AgesHow: Just Show UpCost: FreeFor more info: Barnes & Noble, (212) 253-0810; Books of Wonder, (212) 989-3270
Sunday, February 20 - MILF BOOT CAMP (Mothers Interested in Living Fit)
During our high-energy 60 minute Boot Camp classes, you’ll do a total body workout. The Workout:
- Warm-Up – 5 minutes
- Cardio – 20 minutes
- Upper Body – Push ups, back and shoulder movements
- Core Work – Crunches, rotation and stabilization movements
- Lower Body – Squats, squat thrusts, lunges, jumps
- Stretch – Cool-down dynamic stretching
Where: Downtown Dance Factory, 291 Broadway, 5th Floor (Between Duane and Reade St)When: 9:00 AMWho: All MomsHow: Sign Up OnlineCost: $30/single class or $130/six classes (get the sixth class free!)For more info: http://www.mindovermatternyc.com/
Sunday, February 20 - Dressing Ukrainian-Style at The Ukrainian Museum
Learn about traditional Ukrainian folk costumes from various regions of Ukraine, and then design, sew, embroider, and decorate shoes, jackets, and headgear to wear home.
Where: The Ukrainian Museum, 222 East 6th Street (bet. 2nd and 3rd Aves.) New York, NY 10003When: 11:30 AM - 1:30 PMWho: Ages 5-12How: To register, call 212-228-0110 or send an e-mail to [email protected]Cost: $5/person ($3 for members)For more info: http://www.ukrainianmuseum.org
Sunday, February 20 through Thursday, February 24 - Children's Museum of Art Guided Workshops
Try one of the Guided Workshops where children work in small groups with teaching
artists. Visit the CMA website for upcoming workshop themes and age recommendations.
artists. Visit the CMA website for upcoming workshop themes and age recommendations.
Where: Children's Museum of the Arts, 182 Lafayette (between Broome & Grande)When: 12:00 PM - 5:00 PMWho: Varies based on the workshopHow: No reservations requiredCost: $10 per person for admissions (Admission costs cover all workshops and materials)For more info: http://cmany.org/ or call (212) 274 - 0986
Sunday, February 20 - Allen Toussaint at Joe's Pub
Allen Toussaint, one of America's greatest musical treasures, returns for a monthly New Orleans brunch series. Singer, pianist, songwriter, arranger and producer - the New Orleans native and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee has been making hit records for over forty years. His massive influence on American music reaches deep into the idioms of rhythm and blues, pop, country, musical theater, blues and jazz.
Where: Joe's Pub, 425 Lafayette St between Astor PL and E 4th StWhen: 12:00 PMWho: All AgesHow: Call 212-967-7555 for reservations.Cost: $15 for kids 12 and under, $30 for adultsFor more info: www.joespub.com
Sunday, February 20 - Patterns and Paint Family Program at The Museum at Eldridge Street
Investigate the exuberant paint patterns that coat Eldridge Street's surfaces. From the 70ft vaulted ceiling to the faux marble walls, this architectural landmark is covered in decoration. Look closely to uncover the techniques used by the artisans and then create your own stenciled wall paper design.
Where: Museum at Eldridge Street, 12 Eldridge StreetWhen: 1:00 PM (Every Sunday)Who: All AgesHow: RSVP to [email protected]Cost: $15/familyFor more info: http://www.eldridgestreet.org/ or call (212)219-0302
Sunday, February 20 - Children's Galleries for Jewish Culture
Visit over 80 interactive stations in two fun exhibitions for children: From Home to Home: Jewish Immigration to America and From Tent to Temple: Life in the Ancient Near East. Anytime during your visit, join us in the art room for the art activities. This weeks activity: Recycle! Bring along stuff that you were going to throw out, and turn it into something else.
Where: 515 W 20th St between 10th and 11th AvenuesWhen: 2:00 PM - 5:00 PMWho: Ages 5 - 12How: Just Show UpCost: $8For more info: http://www.cgjc.org; Strollers cannot be accommodated; No children under 5 years old will be admitted.
Monday, February 21 - Storytimes on Monday
Battery Park City Library at 4pm, ages 3-5; Hamilton Fish Park: Write Now at 4pm, ages 5-12
Where: Battery Park City Library, 175 North End Avenue (at Murray Street); Hamilton Fish Park Library, 415 East Houston StWhen: LIBRARIES ARE CLOSED FOR PRESIDENTS DAYWho: All agesHow: Just Show UpCost: FreeFor more info: Battery Park City; Hamilton
Monday, February 21 - Kids at Work Drop-in Classes
9:45am: Toddle Around! - Designed for the youngest music-makers and the people who love them, parents will be introduced to fun and interesting musical activities designed to stimulate neurological development.
11:00am: Jam Sessions - Relaxing, engaging guitar led sessions containing songs that are built around interesting, age-appropriate storytelling and dramatic movement. Includes learning simple music concepts, child-friendly instruments, improvised singing and dancincg.
Where: Kids at Work, 242 W 27th St, Suite 4A (between 7th and 8th Avenues)When: n/aWho: Toddle Around! is for ages 0-12 months; Jam Sessions is for ages 14 months- 3 yearsHow: Register HereCost: $40/class or visit website for packagesFor more info: http://www.kidsatworknyc.com/
Tuesday, February 22 through Wednesday, February 23 - Everyone Gets a Song Workshop
Sing-alongs, storytelling, puppet shows and playtime. Using themes from kids’ own worlds as the source material, this class organically builds language skills and developmental connections.
Where: Moomah, 161 Hudson StreetWhen: Class day & time varies by ageWho: Tuesdays: 9:30-10:15am (mixed ages); 10:30-11:15am (ages 1's & 2's) /
Wednesdays: 9:30-10:15am (ages 1's & 2's)
How: Call 212-226-0345 to registerCost: $40/drop-inFor more info: www.moomah.com or call 212 226 0345
Tuesday, February 22 - Storytimes on Tuesday
giggle at 4pm; Barnes & Noble at 11am, all ages
Where: See Info BelowWhen: n/aWho: All AgesHow: Just Show UpCost: FreeFor more info: Mulberry St 10 Jersey St; BPC 175 North End Ave; Ottendorfer 135 2nd Ave; giggle, 120 Wooster Street; Barnes & Noble 97 Warren St
Tuesday, February 22 - Gym Kids at Work Open Play!
A chance for you to experience BOTH the Gym Kids and Kids at Work programs, OPEN PLAY style! We'll set up our open-ended art stations for teacher-supervised free play (grown-up help needed), the Gym Kids gym including extra challening climbing structures, balance practice, ramps, and tunnels, AND our Kids at Work guitarist will lead a music session TWICE during the morning. Come for a little while OR the whole 3 hours! Drop-in at any time! We'll even provide a "babies corner" for non-walkers.
- Gym Free Play: 9:30am-12:30pm
- Art Free Play: 10am-12pm
- Music: 10:15am AND 11:30am
Where: ABC Gym Kids - St. Veronica's Church, 149-155 Christopher Street between Greenwich and Washington Sts.When: 9:30 AM - 12:30 PMWho: 6 months - 6 yearsHow: Register OnlineCost: $35 for Drop-in (children 12 mos - 6 years)$20 for Drop-in (Babies 6 - 11 mos)$30 each - siblings 12 mos - 6 yearsBabies under 12 mos FREE with a registered sibling!For more info: http://www.kidsatworknyc.com
Tuesday, February 22 - Baby + Me Lunch at Tribeca Grill
Moms with babies 1 year old and under are invited to unwind and meet other moms for a delicious entree or appetizer (check out the menu) plus a glass of wine for only $15. This sounds like an incredible way to get out of the apartment, make friends and you have to eat anyway!
Where: Tribeca Grill, 375 Greenwich St at the corner of Franklin St.When: 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM (Every Tuesday)Who: Moms and children under the age of 1How: For reservations please call 212-941-3900.Cost: $15For more info: http://www.myriadrestaurantgroup.com/
Tuesday, February 22 - Grandparent/Grandchild Program
Grandparents and grandchildren are invited to come for activity play in the Junior Officers Discovery Zone every Snacks will be included.
Where: The new York City Police Museum, 100 Old Slip, New York, NY 10005When: 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM (Every Tuesday)Who: Grandparents & Grandchildren under 5How: Just Show UpCost: $5 for grandparents & grandchildren under 5 - ($2 for an extra grandchild)For more info: http://www.nycpm.org
Wednesday, February 23 - Storytimes on Wednesday
Ottendorfer Library at 11:45, ages 1.5-3; Hamilton Fish Park at 11am, ages 1.5-3 and 4pm, ages 5-12
Where: See Info BelowWhen: n/aWho: All AgesHow: Just Show UpCost: FreeFor more info: Ottendorfer, 135 2nd Ave.; Tompkins Square, 331 E. 10th St. at Ave B; Battery Park City; Hamilton Fish Park, 415 E Houston St
Wednesday, February 23 through Friday, February 25 - Wee-Arts at the Children's Museum of the Arts
This popular program develops a young child's familiarity with art-making materials, including playdough, paints, glue and a variety of drawing tools. Wee-Arts encourages the process of experimentation, exploration and creative thinking. Music and story time with singing and drumming concludes each session.
Where: Children's Museum of the Arts, 182 Lafayette Street between Broome and GrandWhen: 10:45 AM - 12:00 PMWho: Ages 10 months to 3 1/2 yearsHow: Just show upCost: $22 per family (group of 3)For more info: www.cmany.org or (212) 274-0986
Wednesday, February 23 - Mini Mates Toddler Play Group
Stories, arts and crafts, music and free play provide an interactive and engaging time for your child.
Where: South Street Seaport Museum; 12 Fulton Street, 5th FloorWhen: 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM (Every Wednesday)Who: Ages 18 months to 3 years oldHow: Call (212) 748-8786 for more informationCost: Subscription charge per month: $50.00/child
Single day rate: $15.00/child
Member rate: $25.00/child per monthFor more info: http://www.seany.org/
Wednesday, February 23 - Little Explorers Club: Travel the World Together!
Children explore a new terrain each month, from the tops of the tallest mountains to the depths of the seas. The Little Explorers pack their bags, share stories, inspect artworks, and create crafts from around the globe.
Where: Rubin Museum of Art, 150 West 17 Street (between 6th and 7th Avenues)When: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PMWho: Ages 3-5, accompanied by an adultHow: Call 212.620.5000 x274 to pre-registerCost: $10 /$5 (members)For more info: http://www.rmanyc.org/
Wednesday, February 23 - Rattle & Reel at Sunshine Cinema
The Sunshine Cinema welcomes caregivers and their babies on Wednesdays for our special Rattle & Reel screenings. Adults pay normal admission prices but all babies are FREE! Tickets available at the box office only on the day of show. Screening Wednesday, Feb23rd at 1:00pm: Rabbit Hole
Where: Sunshine Cinema, 143 East Houston StreetWhen: 1:00 PMWho: Caregiver & babyHow: Just Show UpCost: $13For more info: http://www.landmarktheatres.com/
Thursday, February 24 - Storytimes on Thursday
Kumon at 11 & 1, ages 2-6(last Thurs of each month only); Strand Bookstore at 3:30, all ages
Where: See Info BelowWhen: Recurring WeeklyWho: All AgesHow: Just Show UpCost: FreeFor more info: Kumon, 2 South End Ave; Strand Book Store, 822 Broadway
Thursday, February 24 - Tiny Poets Time at Poets House
Tots will take part in a variety of activities such as listening to readings, participating in sing-alongs and watching puppet shows—all of which will incorporate lessons on poetry and rhyme
Where: Poets House, 10 River Terrace (at Murray St)When: 10:00 AMWho: Ages 1-4How: Just Show UpCost: FreeFor more info: http://poetshouse.org
Thursday, February 24 - The Yak Packers: Early Childhood Art
In this program that encourages collaboration, Yak Packers look, touch, and
explore together, then create projects inspired by Himalayan art.
explore together, then create projects inspired by Himalayan art.
Where: Rubin Museum of Art, 150 West 17th StreetWhen: 10:30 AM - 11:30 AMWho: Ages 2-4, accompanied by an adultHow: Just Show UpCost: $10.00 (Member Price: $5.00)For more info: http://www.rmanyc.org/
Thursday, February 24 - Films for Children at the New Amsterdam Library
Films for children
Where: New Amsterdam Library, 9 Murray St.When: 4:00 PM (closed 11/11 & 11/25)Who: Ages 3-7How: Just Show UpCost: FreeFor more info: 212-732-8186, nypl.org
February 26th through April 2nd
Saturday, February 26 through Sunday, February 27 - KNUFFLE BUNNY: A CAUTIONARY MUSICAL
If you've ever felt lost, then you’ll know just how Trixie's favorite stuffed Knuffle Bunny feels when left all alone. If you've ever felt loved, then you'll know just how Trixie, Knuffle Bunny, and their family feel when they're together.
Where: NYU Skirball Center for the Performing Arts, 566 LaGuardia Place at Washington SquareWhen: n/aWho: Ages 2+How: Buy Tickets in AdvanceCost: $15-$25For more info: http://www.skirballcenter.nyu.edu/ or call 212-352-3101
Saturday, February 26 - Symphony Space's Just Kidding Series: 'Recess Monkey'
Bursting with high energy pop goodness, evoking the Beatles at their most playful, Recess Monkey has carved out a niche as Seattle's hottest kids band. Prepare to rock! The Recess Monkeys are three elementary school teachers who make kid's music that grows out of their days in the classrooms. They continue to be praised across the country for singable, danceable songs that parents enjoy as much as their kids.
Where: Symphony Space, 2537 Broadway at 95th Street, New YorkWhen: 11:00 AM (Second show at 2 PM)Who: All AgesHow: Buy TicketsCost: ADULTS $19, Members $16, Day of Show $20; KIDS $13, Members $11, Day of Show $14For more info: http://www.symphonyspace.org/
Sunday, February 27 - Play For FREE & Support A Great Cause at Gymboree of Tribeca
In honor of Benjamin Flores, a 2 year old boy with Leukemia, Gymboree of Tribeca will be hosting a Blood Drive & Bone Marrow Testing Day. Kids, ages 0-5, are welcome to come and play for free in our PlayGym!
Where: Gymboree of Tribeca, 100 Reade St.New York,New York 10013When: 11:00 AM - 3:30 PMWho: Ages 0-5How: Sign up by calling 646-733-7715 or emailing casskmarty[@]gmail[dot]com. Please come out and support this very special cause!Cost: FreeFor more info: http://www.gymboreeclasses.com
Sunday, February 27 - Baby Loves Disco
Afternoon dance party with music by real djs so the whole family can get up an dance! Plus bubble machines, baskets of scarves and egg-shakers, a chill-out room (with tents, books and puzzles), diaper changing stations, a full spread of healthy snacks and dancing, LOTS of dancing.
Where: Le Poisson Rouge, 158 Bleecker StWhen: 12:00 PMWho: Ages 6 months to 7 yearsHow: Buy TicketsCost: $20 per walking human, family 4 pack for $60For more info: http://babylovesdisco.com
Tuesday, March 1 - Free Trial Mom & Baby Yoga at Karma Kids
A beneficial class for all new moms - get back in shape while strengthening the bond between you and your infant. Experience flowing asanas, challenging postures, and calming restorative time in a playful and safe environment for babies. Learn Baby Yoga exercises to strengthen growing muscles, aid in digestion, promote better sleeping patterns, and help your infant towards their next stage of development. Beginners welcome!
Where: Karma Kids, 104 W 14th StWhen: 12:30 PM - 1:30 PMWho: Moms & InfantsHow: Call (212) 638-1444 or email [email protected] to registerCost: FreeFor more info: http://www.karmakidsyoga.com/
Friday, March 4 - Free Breastfeeding Support Meetings at Playgarden
La Leche League Support Meetings led by Leaigh Ann O'Connor and Co-Sponsored by HRP Mamas. A continuing series of informal discussion meetings are offered and are open to all women interested in breastfeeding. Children of all ages are welcome.
- 1st Meeting: Advantages of breastfeeding (January/May/September)
- 2nd Meeting: The birth of your baby and baby's first weeks (February/June/October)
- 3rd Meeting: The art of breastfeeding and dealing with difficulties (March/July/November)
- 4th Meeting: Breastfeeding and beyond: Solid foods & weaning (April/Aug/December)
Where: Playgarden, 95 Franklin St between Church and BroadwayWhen: 12:30 PM (First Friday of each Month)Who: All women interested in breastfeeding. Children of all ages are welcome.How: Just Show UpCost: FreeFor more info: http://www.playgardennyc.com/; If you have any questions please email Leigh Anne O'Connor at [email protected] or HRP Mamas at [email protected]
Saturday, March 5 through Sunday, March 6 - Thomas & Friends Live! On Stage
The engines are busy preparing for the Island of Sodor's Lantern Festival when a big storm rolls into town, tearing down the decorations and making the light burning bright in the lighthouse break. How will the boats carrying the visitors make it to the Island in time for the Festival? There is lots of cleaning and fixing to be done for Thomas, Percy and other Island of Sodor friends. Through discovery, friendship and cooperation, Thomas finds a way to save the day – and the festival goes on as scheduled.
Where: The Theater at Madison Square Garden, 4 Pennsylvania Plaza New York, NYWhen: n/aWho: Ages 2.5-10How: Buy TicketsCost: $25-$79For more info: http://www.theateratmsg.com/
Saturday, March 5 - Madame Violetta Opera Workshop at Torly Kid
Madame Violetta will bring the opera house to Torly Kid as she uses music, props, crafts, and imagination to share the magic of a trip to the opera. This experience will introduce kids ages 5 + to different composers, characters, genres, and themes in a casual and comfortable environment.
- March 5: Journey Around the World
- March 12: Heroines and Why We Love Them
- March 19: Falling in Love
Where: Torly Kid, 51 Hudson St, New York, NY 10013When: 10:30 AM - 11:30 AMWho: Ages 5+How: Call 212.406.7440 or email: [email protected]Cost: $25/sessionFor more info: http://torlykid.com
Saturday, March 5 - Family Day: Himalayan New Year Celebration! at the Rubin Museum of Art
New! Celebrate the Himalayan New Year (Losar) with a day of art, crafts, food, music and more at the Rubin Museum of Art. Contribute to a giant collaborative mandala, make felt momos filled with special messages for your friends, construct colorful butter sculptures, churn butter for butter tea, explore the galleries on an amazing story drama tour, and enjoy traditional music performances.
Where: Rubin Museum of Art, 150 W. 17th Street (between 6th & 7th Aves)When: 12:00 PM - 5:00 PMWho: All AgesHow: Just Show UpCost: Adults: regular museum admissionPer child: $10 / $7 for membersFree for Children under 2 years and for Cool Culture membersFor more info: www.rmanyc.org or (212) 620-5000
Sunday, March 6 - Charlotte's Web at Tribeca PAC
This production of Charlotte's Web is based on E.B. White's loving story of the friendship between a pig named Wilbur and a little gray spider named Charlotte.
Where: BMCC Tribeca PAC, 199 Chambers StreetWhen: 3:00 PMWho: Ages 5+How: Buy Tickets OnlineCost: $25For more info: http://www.tribecapac.org
Sunday, March 6 - Bowery Kids Present: Robbi Kumalo and Friends
Join Robbi Kumalo for captivating storytelling and sing-a-long songs. There is a lot of dancing in the aisles when Robbi and her talented band of musicians plug the house into diverse boppable genres, like jazz, folk, rock, reggae, and more. Robbi has performed with legendary artists including Aretha Franklin, Chaka Khan, Eileen Ivers, Ashford and Simpson, Diana Ross, Rod Stewart, and Harry Belafonte. Come on out join in the fun and see her and the band in action!
Where: Bowery Poetry Club, 308 BoweryWhen: 4:00 PMWho: All AgesHow: Just Show Up (Box office opens at 11am)Cost: $10For more info: http://www.bowerypoetry.com/; http://balidali.com/home.cfm
Monday, March 7 - Big City Moms New Moms Luncheon: Infant Safety
Get out of the apartment and enjoy an educational, fun and tasty lunch with new mom's in the neighborhood.
Where: Da Mikele - 275 Church Street (Between White & Franklin)When: 11:30 AMWho: New MomsHow: RSVP to [email protected] or call 917-488-8542Cost: $35/mom & babyFor more info: http://bigcitymoms.com/
Saturday, March 12 - Archikids at the Skyscraper Museum
We repeat the popular hands-on session led by architect Yves Roger where, inspired by images, vintage film and models of actual skyscrapers of the past and present, kids make their own soaring structures.
Where: The Skyscraper Museum, 39 Battery PlaceWhen: 10:15 AM - 12:00 PMWho: Ages 9-13How: Registration is required by Friday, Mar 11th by 5PM by emailing [email protected] or calling 212-945-6324.Cost: Suggested donation - $5For more info: http://www.skyscraper.org or call (212) 968- 1961
Saturday, March 12 - New York Family Camp Fairs
The New York Family Camp Fair Series is the best way to help parents make informed decisions about which camp is "the perfect fit" for their child. New York Family and the American Camp Association- NY (ACA-NY) will bring more than 60 camps straight to parents and provide previews of the summertime experience that can have a huge, positive impact on campers.
Where: Friends Seminary School, 222 E 16th St (between 3rd Ave and Rutherford Place)When: 12:00 PM - 3:00 PMWho: Parents with children ages 3-17How: Pre-Register or just show upCost: Free, but Pre-Register to receive a gift bagFor more info: http://newyorkfamilycamps.com/
Friday, March 18 - Pajama Yoga at Karma Kids
Kids should wear their pajamas to this special Friday night class! We'll take a fantastical yoga adventure, then a story and yummy smelling foot rubs. Milk and cookies will be served after the class, then sweet dreams to follow! What a great way to end a tough week at school.
Where: Karma Kids Yoga, 104 West 14th Street (between 6th and 7th Avenues.)When: 6:30 PM - 8:00 PMWho: Ages 4 - 6How: Call (212) 638-1444 or email [email protected] to registerCost: $20/childFor more info: http://www.karmakidsyoga.com/
Saturday, March 19 - St. Patrick's Class at Taste Buds
A nod to St. Patrick's Day, we'll be making traditional sweet & crumbly Irish Soda Bread... and we'll make ours green! Perfect for a breakfast nibble. And all the leprechauns that wear green will get an extra treat!
Where: Taste Buds Kitchen, 109 W 27th StreetWhen: n/aWho: 9:30am for ages 5-8; 11:00am for ages 2-4; 12:30am for ages 9-13How: Register hereCost: $45-$55For more info: http://www.tastebudscook.com/
Saturday, March 19 - Forever Friends with Carin Berger at Poets House
Carin Berger shares the poetic story of a bluebird and a brown rabbit whose friendship survives migration and winter. A collage workshop celebrating the beginning of spring follows. Berger is the author and illustrator of many books for children, including The Little Yellow Leaf, a New York Times Best Illustrated Children’s Book.
Where: Poets House, 10 River Terrace (at Murray St)When: 11:00 AMWho: Ages 4-10How: Just Show UpCost: FreeFor more info: http://poetshouse.org
Sunday, March 20 - KIDS! A Taste of India
New! We love taking “kid food” to new heights! On the Menu: Baked Vegetable Samosas; Yogurt-Mint Dipping Sauce; Fresh Fruit Lassis.
Where: Whole Foods Market - Culinary Center, 95 E HoustonWhen: 12:00 PMWho: Ages 2 to 5 (+1 parent), 12:00 pm – 1:00 pmAges 6 to 9 (Drop-Off Class), 2:00 pm – 3:00 pmAges 10 to 14 (Drop-Off Class), 4:00 pm – 5:30 pmCost: $30For more info: http://wholefoodsmarket.com/
Sunday, March 27 - Little Club Heads Family Dance Party - 80's Jam
Little Club Heads is a monthly dance party for parents and kids ages 12 months to 9 years. Includes dancing, face painting, clowns and more!
Where: Broad Street Ball Room, 41 Broad Street, NYC 10004 (Between Beaver & Exchange Place)When: 12:00 PM - 3:00 PMWho: Ages 1-9 yearsHow: Purchase Tickets Online or at the DoorCost: $15For more info: http://www.littleclubheads.com/Info.html
Saturday, April 2 - THE VERY HUNGRY CATERPILLAR AND OTHER ERIC CARLE FAVORITES
Eric Carle classics come to life in this enchanting triple-bill that includes The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Little Cloud & The Mixed-Up Chameleon. The Very Hungry Caterpillar follows the wonderful adventures of a very tiny and very hungry caterpillar. Little Cloud slips away from the rest and transforms himself into various shapes as he travels. The Mixed-Up Chameleon overcomes the boredom of sitting about changing color all day when he embarks on an adventurous trip. Upon seeing the beautiful animals there, the little chameleon tries a few new colors in the discovery of his own unique nature.
Where: NYU Skirball Center, 566 LaGuardia PlaceWhen: 10:00 AMWho: All AgesHow: Buy TicketsCost: $15-$25For more info: http://www.skirballcenter.nyu.edu
At the Theater
Ongoing Kid Friendly Performances
Angelina Ballerina The Musical
- Where: Union Square Theatre, 100 E 17th St
- Who: Ages 3 to 12
- When: Saturdays at 11am & 3pm Sundays at 1pm
- Cost: $29.50; PREMIUM - $49.50 (first three rows) 25% off DISCOUNT CODE: ABXTA0
- Where: DR2 Theatre, 103 E 15th St
- Description: A celebration of friendship and family.
- Who: Ages 5 and up
- Cost: $39 $10 off DISCOUNT CODE: DEAR29
Disney Live: Mickey's Magic Show
- Where: Madison Square Garden
- Who: Ages 1 and up
- Cost: $15-$125
The Festival of the Vegetables
- Where: Metropolitan Playhouse, 220 E 4th St New York, NY 10009
- Description: A whimsical series of brief, witty poems, piano pieces, and dances that reveal the secret life of vegetables.
- Who: Ages 5 and up Feb 6 - 21
- Cost: $15/$10 for children under 10
- Where: New World Stages, 340 West 50th Street
- Description: You and your family can step inside the book's pages with Freckleface and friends as they learn to love the skin they're in.
- Who: All Ages
- Cost: Tickets from $39 DISCOUNT CODE: FSSLIDE12
NEW! Goldilocks and the Three Bears
- Where: Manhattan Children’s Theatre, 52 White Street in Tribeca (2 blocks south of Canal Street between Broadway and Church)
- When: March 5th – April 17th
- Description: Featuring just 2 actors playing all of the parts & providing their own live musical accompaniment this is a fun new Goldilocks like you’ve never seen before! With plenty of silly songs and physical comedy this production is sure to entertain audiences of all ages.
- Cost: $20
Gustafer Yellowgold's Infinity Sock
- Where: DR2 Theatre, 103 East 15th Street (At 20 Union Square East)
- Description: A unique performance of live music & animated illustrations, following the story of Gustafer Yellowgold as he looks for the toe end of the longest sock in the universe
- When: Feb 26th - Apr 2nd
- Who: All ages.
- Cost: $25/adult, $20/children under 12
- Where: New World Stages, 340 West 50th Street
- Who: Ages 3 and up
- Cost: $39
- Where: Manhattan Children’s Theatre at 52 White Street (2 blocks south of Canal Street between Broadway & Church Streets)
- Description: In a fun new twist on the old kid’s favorite.
- When: Jan 8 - Feb 28, Saturdays & Sundays at Noon & 2pm
- Who: All ages.
- Cost: $20 a ticket
- Additional Info: Acting classes available for PreK & up
- Where: veTimes Square Arts Center. 669 8th Ave
- Description: This improv show's cast, all members of EIGHT IS NEVER ENOUGH (www.eightimprov.biz), features professional singers, actors and comics from Broadway, Off Broadway, TV and Film.
- When: Saturdays 2/5-, 2/26 at 8pm
- Who: All ages.
- Cost: $10 a ticket (MACARONI KID DISCOUNT) - kids 5 and under are FREE
- Where: Radio City
- Description: An action packed adventure with Alex the Lion, Marty the Zebra, Melman the Giraffe, Gloria the Hippo, and the members of the madcap Madagascar crew and the crafty Penguins.
- When: Apr 15-24
- Who: All ages.
- Cost: $29-$145
- Where: The Vineyard’s Dimson Theatre, 108 East 15th Street
- Description: A tot obsessed with eating pink cupcakes finds herself turning her favorite rosy hue.
- Who: All ages.
- Cost: $29.50
- Where: Galli Theater
- Description: A romantic prince travels the world to find a true princess to marry.
- The royal princess pea test will tell!
- When: Feb 5-27, Sat. & Sun. at 2pm
- Who: All Ages
- Cost: $15/children, $20/adult
- Where: Tada! Youth Theater, 15 W 28th St, 3rd Floor
- Description: Meet Br'er Rabbit and learn that by using some 'rabbit sense,' even the smallest creatures can outsmart the biggest beasts.
- When: Jan 21st - Feb 20th
- Who: All ages.
- Cost: $8-$20
The Secret History of the Swedish Cottage
- Where: Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre in Central Park
- Description: Chronicles the wonderful and impossible journey of a little Swedish cottage that travels from Europe to America and grows up to be the puppet theater that so many have come to know and love.
- When: Jan 18th - Mar 30th
- Who: All ages.
- Cost: $8/adult, $5/children under 12
Sky Boys: The Building of the Empire State Building
- Where: Abrons Arts Center, 466 Grand St
- Description: In this towering musical, The Empire State Building and the courage of a young boy are built with the assistance of the awe-inspiring Mohawk ironworkers and the legendary photographer, Lewis Hine.
- When: Feb 18th Mar 6th
- Who: All ages.
- Cost: $20/child, $30/adult
- Where: Madison Square Garden
- When: Mar 5th & 6th
- Who: All ages.
- Cost: $25 - $79
Velma Gratch & The Way Cool Butterfly
- Where: Vital Theatre, 2162 Broadway, 4th Floor
- Description: Velma Gratch is excited to start first grade, but when she does she finds herself overshadowed by her older sisters! A charming story of a girl and a butterfly, and Velma’s metamorphosis into something unique and special.
- When: Jan 15th - Feb 27th
- Who: All ages.
- Cost: $25
Cherry Tree for President's Day
Supplies:
- Paper towel roll
- Brown paint
- Paint brushes
- Brown and green construction paper
- Coins
- Pink paint
- Glue
The first thing we did was cut the paper towel roll in half because we didn't want it so tall and then we can use the other half for another project. My daughter painted the paper towel roll with brown paint.
We traced my arm and hand (my daughter wanted to trace my arm and hand rather than me tracing hers). Then we cut it out and glued it to the paper ...
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