FREEOpen House Week Scavenger Hunt
Sat, Sep 12 · 10:00 AM
NYPL Roosevelt Island Library · Roosevelt Island
Join us for a fun and interactive scavenger hunt! There will be prizes for all who participate.

This is the essential Music Together® class, one that a child can attend from birth through age five. Fall Semester begins September 14, 2026. Weekly active music-making experience led by a teacher for children with caregiver/parent.
FREESat, Sep 12 · 10:00 AM
NYPL Roosevelt Island Library · Roosevelt Island
Join us for a fun and interactive scavenger hunt! There will be prizes for all who participate.
Sat, Sep 12 · 10:30 AM
Westchester Paper Playground Studio · Roosevelt Island
Open Studio is a relaxed, drop-in opportunity for families to explore our art studio together. Spend the morning creating, playing, and discovering at your own pace as you rotate through a variety of hands-on art and sensory stations. Activities may include painting, playdough, sensory bins, beading, collage, loose parts play, and other open-ended creative invitations designed to inspire imagination and exploration. You're welcome to come and go anytime during the 10:30am-12pm time slot, making it easy to fit creativity into your family's schedule. Open Studio is a wonderful way to experience our warm, creative space and enjoy quality time making art together. 20% sibling discount available. Please note: Parent or caregiver participation is required.
Mon, Sep 14 · 9:30 AM
The Nest by Wise Owl · Roosevelt Island
Help your child build confidence and readiness for preschool with our Preschool Prep program! This theme-based class provides a structured yet playful environment that supports early academic, social, and language development through hands-on exploration. With a gentle (optional) separation approach, children gain independence while feeling supported as they transition into a more school-like setting. Focus Preschool readiness with growing independence, structured routines, and meaningful early learning experiences. Learning Style Children engage in gentle, structured activities that support early learning—such as recognizing pictures, simple shapes, and beginning to notice the letters in their name—while keeping everything fun, sensory-rich, and developmentally appropriate. Each class includes a daily craft, sensory stations, and purposeful activities designed to spark curiosity and build emerging skills. Developmental Goals • Strengthen social-emotional skills (sharing, taking turns, following simple routines) • Build early literacy and comprehension through stories, songs, and theme-based play • Develop fine-motor skills (grasping, sticking, coloring, early pre-writing movements) • Encourage purposeful movement and smooth transitions between activities
FREEMon, Sep 14 · 10:00 AM
NYPL Roosevelt Island Library · Roosevelt Island
Join us at the Roosevelt Island Branch to hear stories, sing songs, and get those wiggles out as you help your active child build important early learning skills. Discover ways to promote early literacy at home and meet other caregivers in the neighborhood. Best for new walkers, toddlers/or children at this developmental stage.