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Our guide to holiday fun around NYC has everything from gingerbread workshops and festive trees to children's theater and pop-up markets. (Friday-Sunday)
Bored of break? Head over to New York Hall of Science to make ice sculptures, LED grow light systems, origami, and more. Oh my! (Friday-Sunday)
Transport yourselves to the Middle Ages at The Cloisters Museum's evening of feasts, games, art hunts, and other festivities. Dive in! (Friday and Sunday)
Nothing says winter like Ice Carving Week at the Bronx Zoo, made magical by an ice playground, "Cake Boss" display, and more. So cool. (Friday-Sunday)
A penny for a 50-minute workshop? See what kids 7 and up can learn at Pixel Academy's "digital media lab" at ArtsCetera right here. (Saturday)
The American Museum of Natural History's annual Kwanzaa festival is back with hands-on activities, an international marketplace, and performances galore. Let's celebrate! (Saturday)
Feel all grown up at Uncle Rock's Symphony Space concert, where his folksy jams make real-life issues like endangered animals kid-friendly and accessible. Rock on! (Saturday)
For a Nutcracker-less dance performance, try Tap City Youth Ensemble's energetic holiday show at the Children's Museum of Manhattan. Hello, happy feet! (Sunday)
For more great events around the city, visit our Family Calendar. |