A free summer sendoff event at NYPL Tottenville Library, held in the backyard. This drop-in gathering marks the end of the season with outdoor activities for kids and families.
artFREETue, Sep 1 · 11:00 AM
NYPL Tottenville Library · Tottenville
At NYPL Tottenville Library, DIY Puzzles is a free activity where kids create their own puzzles. This drop-in event is open to all ages, with materials provided on site.
storytimeFREEThu, Sep 10 · 11:00 AM
NYPL Tottenville Library · Tottenville
A free lapsit storytime for babies and toddlers at NYPL Tottenville Library, featuring songs, rhymes, and board books for early literacy development. This drop-in program is open to young children and their caregivers, with no registration required.
storytimeFREEWed, Sep 16 · 10:00 AM
NYPL Tottenville Library · Tottenville
A free storytime for young children at NYPL Tottenville Library. The program pairs movement with stories, designed for early learners. It is a drop-in activity for kids and their caregivers.
FREEWed, Sep 16 · 3:30 PM
NYPL Tottenville Library · Tottenville
Back to School BINGO at NYPL Tottenville Library is a free activity for kids. The event uses a bingo format to mark the start of the school year. It takes place indoors at the library.
showSat, Aug 29 · 9:30 AM
Totten Intermediate Academy · Tottenville
Children's entertainer show celebrating America's 250th at Totten Intermediate Academy, presented by Music With Patrick. This indoor performance is open to kids of all ages.
museumFREESat, Aug 29 · 11:00 AM
H.H. Biddle House · Tottenville
NYC Parks and the Tottenville Historical Society invite you to visit a unique collection of terracotta artifacts that chronicle turn-of-the-twentieth-century architectural styles.
museumFREESun, Aug 30 · 11:00 AM
H.H. Biddle House · Tottenville
NYC Parks and the Tottenville Historical Society invite you to visit a unique collection of terracotta artifacts that chronicle turn-of-the-twentieth-century architectural styles.
museumFREEMon, Aug 31 · 11:00 AM
H.H. Biddle House · Tottenville
NYC Parks and the Tottenville Historical Society invite you to visit a unique collection of terracotta artifacts that chronicle turn-of-the-twentieth-century architectural styles.