FREEKids in Motion: St. James Playground
St. James Park Playground · Fordham
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FREESt. James Park Playground · Fordham
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outdoorFREESt. Mary's Park — Playground West - Play Area · Mott Haven
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FREELoreto Playground · Morris Park
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movementFREEBronx Park — Ben Abrams Playground · Allerton
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artFrom $10Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum · Carnegie Hill
Turn paper into fabric with momigami, the traditional Japanese technique of kneading and crumpling paper until it’s durable, flexible, and cloth-like. Make your own momigami pouch or create a small vest for a favorite stuffed toy.
From $3092nd Street Y · Carnegie Hill
Tony-winners Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty bring favorite Dr. Seuss characters to life on stage, including Horton the Elephant, The Cat in the Hat, Gertrude McFuzz, lazy Mayzie and a little boy with a big imagination – Jojo.
From $3092nd Street Y · Carnegie Hill
Filled with lively songs, colorful characters, and plenty of humor, Violet’s Magic Glasses is a joyful new musical about learning differences, friendship, perseverance, and finding your own way to shine.
FREEThe Brick Presbyterian Church · Carnegie Hill
Brahms created his Requiem as comfort and consolation to the living. Renowned soloists Liz Lang and Lester Lynch, with the Chancel Choir and Orchestra offer this message of solace in a performance that marks the premiere of a new orchestration by Abraham Wayman.