From Yesterday to Tomorrow: Baked Fresh Daily is a cooking activity at Abrons Arts Center, offered as a drop-in session.
festivalAbrons Arts Center · Lower East Side
Abrons Arts Center hosts its Fall Festival 2026, a seasonal celebration featuring a range of activities and performances. The event brings together community programming in a festival format.
showAbrons Arts Center · Lower East Side
Emily Johnson and Kai Recollet perform at Abrons Arts Center, presenting a live work shaped by the venue’s programming. The listing gives no age, cost or booking details.
From $30333 Grand Street-Observatory · Lower East Side
contain dozens of unique yoga postures designed to support baby’s development. each class is filled with calming, nurturing ways to enhance bonding and improve baby’s sleep. during a baby itsy bitsy yoga® class, babies enjoy yoga while on their backs, tummies, or held in loving arms. for parents/caregivers, this class is a special opportunity to meet other moms, get support, and learn about baby's emerging personality. most of the yoga we do is for baby, but you will also learn breathing and relaxation techniques as you practice a bit of yoga yourself.
From $30333 Grand Street-Observatory · Lower East Side
is a supportive, fun-loving, and active yoga class. as tot’s mobility increases, classes offer tot-centric poses that encourage and support their physical explorations. tots become more confident in their moving bodies as they practice yoga both in and out of class. during class crawlers and walkers playfully practice yoga postures while they are standing, sitting up, walking, and jumping. parents/caregivers also get to do a little yoga, but no yoga experience is required.
Charles B. Wang Community Health Center · Lower East Side
Family day fair — family-friendly community event. Held at the Charles B. Wang Community Health Center, this drop-in festival is part of the 2026 CPC Family Day Fair.
museumFrom $15The Tenement Museum · Lower East Side
Through the stories of a Jewish family in the 1910s and a Chinese family in the 1970s, learn how people celebrated harvests in their new urban home. Sweet treats and storytelling await!