It’s hot out. What better way to beat the heat than hitting up a beach. No car? No worries. Here is a list of several beaches that are all easily accessible via bus, ferry, or public transit.
The NYC Imagination Library is a free program that allows pre-school children in Manhattan to receive age-appropriate books from birth to age 5.
Pajama parties, a unique "after hours" themed event held weekly on Fridays, offer a distinctive blend of activities such as gym exploration, art, storytelling, cooking, games, relays, and more.
Do you have a Chess prodigy on your hands, or are you just interested in introducing your kids to the wonderful game of Chess? If so, Battery Park has a weekly Chess meeting on Wednesdays through September 25. Learn from an expert!
Kids can brighten up the NYC sidewalks with this fun, creative workshop. They'll first start with a blueprint of their favorite city building or skyscraper. Then, kids will use colorful chalk to draw their buildings on the sidewalk in front of the Museum. All ages welcome.
The laundry's done, you've got your favorite dress on and you're ready for some R&R with your special someone. But what do you do with the kids? Check out our Date Night Drop Off recommendations!
Making Books Sing presents their new touring production My City Park, for children ages 3-10. This 45-minute FREE educational performance features puppetry, original songs, and audience participation.
Pack a backpack, a sippy cup and comfy shoes and board the free ferry to Nolan's Park at Governors Island for free art making workshops at the Art Island Outpost. Every Saturday and Sunday.
Join the NYC Police Museum for a fun-filled day outside and at the museum to view classic patrol vehicles on the cobblestone streets of the Financial District.