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Take in a bit of local history with the kids this spring at one of these 7 historic homes in New York City. From former presidents to celebrated authors, some famous and fascinating folks were born and bred in our city. Families can visit their local birthplaces and memorial homes to learn and explore.
The Mamas Network and New York Hall of Science present the Second Annual Mamas Expo on Sunday, May 5 from 10am until 5pm. Open to parents and families with children ages 0-6, the expo provides access to some of the best local services, specialists, and products in the city, especially in Queens. Here's what's happening.
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*We're giving away a Stokke Xplory stroller (worth $1,099.99) with our friends at apple seeds! Featuring the brand's signature high-rise look, Xplory grows with your infant up to 45 lbs. It has a flat-folding frame and puncture-safe wheels. To enter, click here. Deadline is 5/15.
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Get ready for summer at the Bike New York
Expo at Pier 36, where families can get free cycling lessons, enjoy a live art performance using tires, and even catch a biking fashion show. Wheels up! (Friday & Saturday)
Phillip Pullman's His Dark Materials novels jump off the page and onto the stage at the New Victory Theater in "The Firework Maker's Daughter," a suspenseful children's opera featuring the fearless Lila. Hang on tight! (Friday-Sunday)
Cheer on Molly Bloom as she learns to stand up for herself and celebrate individuality in the Marjorie S. Dean Little Theater's newest production. Bullies be gone! (Friday-Sunday)
Not one but two musical adaptations of Ezra Jack Keats' popular children's stories come to life at TADA! Youth Theater this weekend. What a deal. (Friday-Sunday)
Calling all little artists: Get some inspiration at the Guggenheim, where a new exhibit showcases 100+ works of art from your public school peers around the city. Beautiful! (Friday-Sunday)
Show your fave neighborhood park some love on It's My Park Day, when New Yorkers get their hands dirty and help clean up their local stomping grounds. Let's give back. (Saturday)
The Riverside Park Spring Fair means a jumping castle, pony rides, a petting zoo, and carnival gamesat Hippo Playground. Dive in! (Saturday)
Love to doodle? Head over to TorlyKid's in Tribeca for a sidewalk chalk contest and show off your skills in your own two-square-foot drawing space. Get creative! (Saturday)
The Ideas City StreetFest brings funky forward-thinking fun like a mobile park in a truck, a portable outdoor library unit, and a mini skating rink to the Lower East Side. Get the scoop right here. (Saturday)
See how wool clothing is made, make sheep-themed crafts, and learn about a host of animals at the Queens Zoo's annual sheep shearing weekend. Fun stuff! (Saturday & Sunday)
Enjoy the beloved tunes of kindie stars like
The Pop Ups, Karen K & The Jitterbugs, and Moona Luna all in one place--at Littlefield in Brooklyn. Ready to rock? (Sunday)
The Children's Museum of Manhattan is hosting a hip dance crew workshop with New Victory teaching artist Rennie Harris, who will show you how to pop, lock, and bugaloo. Get groovin'. (Sunday)
For a cultural afternoon, the Cinco de Mayo Parade on the Upper West Side honors Mexican culture with mariachi bands, colorful dancers, and more. What's not to love? (Sunday)
The NYC Irish Dance Festival of traditional dance workshops, singer's circle, face painting, and crafts at Pier 1 proves that Irish fun isn't just for St. Patrick's Day. Top of the morning! (Sunday) |
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If you feel like you're on a never-ending
cycle of buying and throwing out great outfits because the kids keep growing, check out Little Swappies at The Avenue School on Sunday. Bring at least 5 items you no longer need to give other families, then take away as much as you need. Win-win!
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