Showing posts with label Family Day. Show all posts
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4.26.2013

4/27/12 Tribeca Film Festival: Tribeca Family Festival Street Fair




Saturday, April 27, 2013 from 10:00am to 6:00pm

Greenwich Street (from Hubert to Chambers Streets)

New York, NY 10013 
Cost: Free 

For all ages

The Tribeca Family Festival once again invites you to the ultimate street fair and family celebration, where a dazzling array of FREE activities, performances and experiences unfold downtown in Tribeca.

Step onto the Tribeca Studios backlot and into a filmmaking experience, watch a live chef demonstration from a local restaurant, fly a kite, create life-size bubbles in the Bubble Garden, get creative in our Arts & Crafts pavilions, dance to live music and put a smile on your face. It's time to take to the streets of the neighborhood, so join in for a special day of fun!

Our Festival stages will feature special performances from current Broadway shows along with emerging talent from right here in Tribeca. Local restaurants and merchants will offer Tribeca's finest foods, refreshments, and merchandise. Families can also attend a free screening of The Smurfs film at BMCC Tribeca PAC (with a special sneak preview program of The Smurfs 2).


What's Happening!


Tribeca Food Feast Watch neighborhood chefs create their signature dishes in a chef’s kitchen designed especially for the Street Fair.
* Hosted by Celebrity Cruises

Tribeca Studios Backlot Step into a green screen scene or experience the classic elements of filmmaking on location in New York City: lights, camera and ACTION!

Talent / Performers Sing, dance and experience live entertainment for all ages!

Activities / Featured Participants Enjoy arts and crafts, games and other fun things all day long!

Restaurants Taste the local flavor of some of Tribeca’s best kid-friendly restaurants.

Merchants Shop the stylish wares of some of Tribeca’s local stores.

Organizations / Associations Visit organizations and associations making a difference in Tribeca.

Schools / Academies Catch Tribeca schools out of the classroom with exciting hands-on activities for all!

Free Screenings 
The Family Festival is pleased to present a number of FREE film screenings for audiences of all ages. See website for a list of all free screenings.

Sponsors
American Express: Info booths and popcorn machines around the Festival

AT&T: Interactive games including DJ Studio and All Star Guitar and an experience to make a customized video/flipbook, along with a cell phone charging station.

Pepsi: Pepsi will present a sidewalk chalk art station as well as the Pepsi Next Taste Challenge and Tropicana sampling

Pure Leaf: Pure Leaf sampling on-site will invite Family Festival goers to take the Real Brewed Challenge – a blind taste test between Pure Leaf and freshly brewed iced tea. Pure Leaf will also have a photo activity for children and families to create their own “Celebri-tea” handprint.

Petcurean: Dogs walk the orange carpet and enjoy dog treats. Short films about dogs shown in the tent.

Radio Disney: On air promotions and sample family friendly products with Radio Disney’s partners

Clear Channel: On air promotions with z100

New York Times: Explore the Tribeca Film Festival’s Official Newspaper in print and digital; learn about the New York Times Film Club and take photos in front of a set & repeat

Real Simple: Answer questions on camera from the Real Simple editors inside their “movie-booth” and receive a cute Polaroid photo with a custom stamp; sample snacks and other goodies from Real Simple’s partners

Cinelan: A special program of Family-friendly short docs that focuses on innovation in storytelling will feature filmmakers from the GE FOCUS FORWARD Short Films, Big Ideas series, including director Ricki Stern and Annie Sundberg. (already included in Amy and Peter’s request for website)

TIME OUT KIDS is hosting a screening of THE SMURFS at TPAC, with an exciting sneak preview of the upcoming summer comedy, THE SMURFS 2.

60 Hudson:
Host of the Hubert Street Stage, the Arts and Crafts Pavilions and an art contest for local students. One piece of artwork selected from participating schools will be showcased in the 60 Hudson window located on the corner of West Broadway and Thomas Street.





1.19.2013

1/19/13 BAMfamily Launch Party: Down the Rabbit Hole @ BAM Fisher (Fisher Hillman Studio)

Saturday, January 19, 2013 from 11:00am to 4:00pm
Wristbands for admission to the Fishman Space and Hillman Studio are available in the lobby 30mins prior to start of event

BAM Fisher, Fisher Hillman Studio
321 Ashland Place
Brooklyn, NY 11217
(718) 636-4100
Cost: Free. Wristbands for admission to the Fishman Space and Hillman Studio are available in the lobby 30mins prior to start of event.
For ages 2 to 10 yrs

Follow Alice down the rabbit hole for this marvelous adventure to launch BAM’s very special season of family and educational programs. The whole family can enjoy the celebration at 321 Ashland Place—the new BAM Fisher building. Festivities include Story Pirates’ hilarious sketch comedy musicals—based on stories written by kids—and Urban Stages’ Blown Away by Poetry—an interactive performance and workshop with puppets and poetry—plus face-painting and many other activities.

As part of this festive day of storytelling, children are encouraged to dress up as and bring a drawing of their favorite storybook character. Those who submit a drawing will be entered to win BAMfamily season tickets!

About BAMfamily. BAMfamily offers smart, stimulating, and unconventional arts programming to inspire every member of your family. This year marks the first-ever BAMfamily season—a diverse lineup of performances, workshops, and participatory events.

Event Schedule

11am: Button Making & Facepainting (All Day) @ Stutz Garden, 7th Floor
11:30am: Storytelling: Betsy Lewin & Chris Raschka @ Hillman, 4th, Floor
12pm: Story Pirates Performance @ Fishman, 1st Floor
12:45pm: Storytelling: Paul O. Zelinzky & Peter Brown @ Hillman, 4th Floor
2pm: Music: ¡Acopladitos!/The Good Ms. Padgett @ Hillman 4th Floor
3pm: Blown Away by Poetry @ Fishman, 1st Floor
3:15pm: Music: ¡Acopladitos!/The Good Ms. Padgett @ Hillman, 4th Floor

Sponsored by
Target.

http://www.bam.org/family/2013/bamfamily-launch-party-down-the-rabbit-hole

10.13.2012

10/14/12 Harmony on the Hudson: The Family Festival @ Battery Park City

Sunday, October  14, 2012 from 1:00 to 5:00pm

Robert F. Wagner, Jr. Park (Wagner Park)
Battery Place (at West Street)
New York, NY 10280
(212) 267-9700
Subway: 4, 5 to Bowling Green, or 1 to Rector Street and walk down Greenwich. Walk west along Battery Place until you pass historic Battery Park.
Cost: Free
For all ages


Music! Performances! Art-Making! Games! Fun for the Entire Family! Free!

Celebrate the 11th annual Battery Park City Family Festival with a great line up of performances:
* Bread & Puppet Theater performs Circus of the Possibilitarians and Dire Circumstances Jubilation Ensemble with spectacular puppets and improvisational dance.
* Performances by Grammy-Award winning musicians Tom Chapin & Friends, and high-energy, inventive music by Hazmat Modine.
* In addition to puppetry and music, there will be rope jumping by the Double Dutch Divas, lawn and street games, fun art activities, face painting, and family-friendly food and beverages.

http://bpcparks.org/bpcp/events/events.php#specialeventsharmonyont

9.08.2012

9/9/12 10th Annual West Side County Fair





Sunday, September 9, 2012 from 1:00pm to 6:00pm

Riverside Park
66th to 72nd Street at the Hudson River
New York, NY
Cost: Free
For all ages

Enjoy a little country right here in Manhattan and celebrate the change of seasons with carnival rides and games, music, square dancing, sideshow performers, a petting zoo, greenmarket and more! Visit the “Green Acre” environmental corner, with hands-on activities for kids about environmental awareness, green living, and animal care.

For information on weather cancellations please visit www.nyc.gov/parks/sohthe day of the event.

Summer on the Hudson programming is free to the public. Seating is limited, unreserved, and available on a first-come, first-served basis beginning 1-2 hours before the event. If there is heavy rain at the time of the event, the event will be cancelled. No rain dates are scheduled. If attendance reaches maximum capacity management reserves the right to close participation.

http://www.riversideparkfund.org/calendar/?c=Summer-on-the-Hudson

6.28.2012

6/30/12 SummerStage Kids Bronx Family Day Featuring: The Red Trouser Show / The Bindlestiffs Present The Hell on Wheel Unicyle Club / Little Club Heads @ Saint Mary's Park

Saturday, June 30, 2012 from 4:00pm to 7:00pm


Saint Mary's Park
450 Saint Ann's Avenue
Bronx, NY 10455
(718) 402-5155
Cost: Free
For all ages

Get ready for an energetic, interactive show at this year’s Bronx Family Day! Brought to you by SummerStage Kids presented by Disney, this special event will have families wowed by circus tricks and acrobatics and then on their feet for a memorable dance party experience! Families will also have the opportunity to participate in face painting, craft workshops and free sports lessons including golf workshops! This is sure to be an entertaining day you would not want to miss!

The Hell on Wheel Unicycle Club will perform unicycle stunts and maneuvers on their custom-built obstacle course, and will also offer a free “Learn-to-Unicycle” area for ages 6 and up.

David Graham and Tobin Renwick, are a high energy acrobatic, juggling and comedy duo that make up The Red Trouser Show. They have been performing in circuses and theaters, and busking all over America and internationally since 2000. Having been called “a spectacular and unique act” by the Midnight Circus, as well as a group of “amazing acrobats” by ABC News, their performances are entertaining for all ages.

Since 1995, The Bindlestiff Family Cirkus has traveled the world, bringing its unique hybrid of vaudeville, circus, Wild West shows, burlesque and sideshow to hundreds of thousands of people. The company has produced innumerable cabaret shows, custom performances, and all-ages productions in addition to sophisticated adult shows. Bindlestiff also produces the NYC Unicycle Festival, yearly held on Governor’s Island over Labor Day Weekend. Today, Bindlestiff presents The Hell on Wheel Unicycle Stunt Show, in collaboration with the Chatham Unicycle Club of Columbia County, NY.

Little Club Heads has revolutionized the idea of “family time” by providing a dance party experience for children aged 12 months to 10 years old and their parents. At their events, parents can socialize while children have an opportunity to mingle, dance, and stay fit. After over 40 events and entertaining over 35 thousand guests over the past two and half years, the New York City based business is rapidly expanding.

Adults can now stay late for more fun featuring an evening dance performance! Click here for information on that event.

http://www.theredtrousershow.com

5.25.2012

5/26/12 Memorial Day Fair @ Sunnyside Gardens Park

Saturday, May 26, 2012 from 12:00 noon to 5:00pm

Sunnyside Gardens Park
48-21 39th Ave (at Barnett Ave)
Sunnyside, New York 11104

(718) 672-1555
Subway: 7 to 52nd St
Cost: Free admission

For all ages

 Come with your family and enjoy the fun! This year's Memorial Day Fair features: 
* Rock Climbing Wall
* Face Painting
* Arts & Crafts
* Bouncy Castles
* Obstacle Course
* Bingo
* Contests and Prizes
. . . and more

 Food and Beer is available to purchase!

http://sunnysidegardenspark.org/Default.aspx?pageId=1076532&eventId=496999&EventViewMode=EventDetails

5.24.2012

5/26/12 Governors Island Alliance Family Festival

Saturday, May 26, 2012 from 12:00 noon to 4:00pm

Governors Island Alliance is kicking off another exciting season on the Island with the 8th annual opening-day Family Festival on Saturday. Come to Nolan Park for music, theater, dance, arts and crafts, face painting, maritime activities and more. Performances will run throughout the afternoon featuring Astrograss, the Maybelles, Arm of the Sea Theater and the Quantico Marine Corps Band.


Cost: Free
For all ages

Representatives of the city Department of Transportation will also be on hand for free bike helmet fitting--and giving away helmets while supplies last and demonstrating their new bike share station.

Performances will run throughout the day featuring the following performances:

Astrograss: This high energy band gets kids and their parents dancing and singing together, with a unique blend of bluegrass, old time, and folk music. Astrograss concerts feature sing-a-longs, dance contests, and fiddle hoedowns. Their original songs cover topics like spelling, whether Pluto is a planet, bedtime, and the many neighborhoods of Brooklyn.

The Maybelles: This harmony driven Americana band led by Jan Bell, is accompanied by Rima Fand and Megan Palmer. With Celtic and Appalachian influences, the band has made the Top Ten Folk Albums (Village Voice), 4 Stars (Now Toronto), and People’s Choice Album of the year (Independent Music Awards).

Arm of the Sea Theater: For over twenty years, Arm of the Sea Theater has been developing a style of magical realism that marries the mythic and the everyday, humanity and the earth, visual arts and natural science, poetry and politics. Their large-scale productions incorporate ancient theatrical devices for shared enchantment and visual storytelling. With music, gesture and stunning visuals, they illuminate the links between human communities and the life-support processes of this living planet.

The event and the ferry to the island are FREE and no pre-registration is required! Bring a picnic lunch and come join us for a fun afternoon on the Island!

This event is made possible by the generous support of Council Woman Margaret Chin, the JM Kaplan Fund and REI Inc. The Governors Island Alliance volunteer program is sponsored by Deutsche Bank.

Free Ferry

To get to Governors Island you can take the free ferry from the Battery Maritime Building at 10 South Street in Lower Manhattan starting at 10am, starting at 11am the ferry will run every half hour. You can also come via free ferry from Pier 6 in Brooklyn Bridge Park starting at 11am that will run continuously (roughly every 20 minutes). The last ferries leave Governors Island at 7pm.

http://www.governorsislandalliance.org/2012/05/governors-island-alliance-family-festival-may-26-noon-4pm/

10.20.2011

10/22/11 VH1 Save The Music Foundation Presents Family Day @ The Anderson School

Saturday, October 22, 2011 from 10:00am to 4:00pm

Anderson School

100 West 77th Street
New York, NY
Cost: Free
For all ages

The VH1 Save The Music Foundation will host a family fun-day open to the public at the Anderson School. The free daylong festival will feature performances by Mat Kearney, Hanson, Hot Peas ‘N Butter, SafetySuit, The American Secrets a.k.a. the freecreditscore.com band and Brianna Kahane. The VH1 Save The Music Family Day aims to give children of all ages a stage to express their love of music, culture and creativity through an exciting interactive musical expo for families. Proceeds from the event will help ensure that music is firmly a part of the core curriculum in public schools.

Throughout the day, friends and families will have the opportunity to play, learn, share and celebrate music in ways that will delight both your children and your inner child. As you enter the school parking lot you will be met by a street vendor food showcase, presented by the NY Food Truck Association, where you can grab a bite from the CupcakeStop, Eddie’s Pizza Truck, Frying Dutchman and Milk Truck. Continuing through the musical expo, you will find colorful Arts & Crafts stations by Bash the Trash and Chalkboard Tees and live performances from some of today’s most recognizable artists. The event will also feature a number of interactive activities including: a “Welcome to the Jungle” instrument discovery zone where kids get to try out band, keyboard, guitar and string instruments, Story Time presented by Simon + Schuster Children’s Publishing, a “Getting To Know…” Broadway experience dedicated to introducing the next generation of fans to the classic, beloved musicals of Rodgers & Hammerstein, a “The Whole World is Singing My Song” workshop, presented by the Mizzy Jonas Family Foundation, designed to provide kids with an engaging way to express themselves through songwriting and to teach them the fundamentals of a good musical performance, a “We Got the Beat” drum circle, presented by NAMM, where families can learn the history of drumming along with simple techniques to participate in a drum circle, a “Pleased to Meet You” meet-and-greet with most famous animated character, SpongeBob SquarePants, presented by Nickelodeon’s The Big Help, a “Music-Themed Puppet Show,” presented by Plum Organics, a “Don’t Forget the Lyrics” karaoke station where you can select a song, step into the spotlight and sing along as the lyrics are projected on a screen, a student performance celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the West Side Story, a “Tattoo You” airbrush and glitter tattoo station, provided by We Adorn You, a “Rolling on the River” stroller valet where you can check your stroller and opportunities for kids to scratch, beat box, rhyme and much more!

5.22.2011

5/28/11 7th Annual Family Festival + Opening Day @ Govenor’s Island

Saturday, May 28, 2011 from 12:00 noon to 4:00pm

Govenors Island
Nolan Park = main stage
More events = Yankee Pier
New York, NY
Cost: Free
For all ages

Kick off the season at Governors Island Alliance’s seventh annual Family Festival on opening weekend—from noon to 4 on Saturday, May 28. The Alliance has lined up bands, clowns, theatrical performers, hula hoops and games, puppetcraft, an “interactive” map of New York Harbor and lots more free stuff. Nolan Park is the main stage; some happenings will happen at the Harbor Map by Yankee Pier.

The Children's Museum of the Arts joins the festival this year with its own Island-themed projects.

Schedules will be available at the Alliance information tents when you arrive at Soissons Dock and Pier 101.
The festival is funded by the J.M. Kaplan Fund and the Alliance's own supporters. The Deutsche Bank America's Foundation underwrites our volunteer program and, yes, we need volunteers.

About GIA:

The Governors Island Alliance is a coalition of organizations and individuals working to celebrate the Island's rich history, create memorable parks and public spaces, and ensure appropriate reuse of the Island and its historic structures.

5.20.2011

5/21/11 + 5/22/11 Annual Children’s Festival @ The National Museum of the American Indian


Saturday, May 21 & Sunday, May 22, 2011 from 12 noon to 5pm

The National Museum of the American Indian
at The George Gustav Heye Center
Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House
One Bowling Green
New York, NY 10004
(212) 514-3700

Subway: 4, 5 to Bowling Green; 1 to South Ferry; R, W to Whitehall Streey; M, J, Z to Broad Street
Bus: M1, M6, M15 to South Ferry

Cost: Free
For all ages

This year’s festival includes dazzling performances by the renowned Git-Hoan Dancers. Led by master carver David Boxley, the Tsimshian troupe uses beautiful masks and dynamic presentations to engage audiences in the beauty of Native Northwest Coast culture. The day also includes free family-friendly workshops to make miniature button blankets, friendship bracelets and Northwest coast animal designs. 

4.28.2011

4/30/11 Tribeca Family Festival Street Fair

Saturday, April 30th from 10am to 6pm

Greenwich Street (from Hubert to Chambers Streets)
New York City
Cost: Free
For all ages

The Tribeca Family Festival once again invites you to the ultimate street fair and family celebration, where a dazzling array of activities and performances unfold downtown in Tribeca.

Our Festival stages will feature special performances from Broadway shows along with emerging talent from right here in Tribeca. Local restaurants and merchants will offer Tribeca's finest foods, refreshments, and merchandise. And local schools will sponsor a variety of fundraising activities, from taekwondo lessons to hairspray painting.

Also at the Street Fair will be FREE screenings of two Family Festival films that audiences of all ages will enjoy. The Second Day, a documentary about 9/11 through a child's eyes, will be screened at 2:30pm to be followed by a short panel discussion. NIKO, a lively animation film, will begin at 4:00pm. Both screenings will be shown at BMCC Tribeca PAC (at 199 Chambers Street, between Greenwich & West Streets). Lines at BMCC begin 30 mins prior to the start of each screening. All seats are FREE and first-come, first-served.

Check out and download the Event Map and Performance Schedule to see where and when things are happening at the Street Fair! And don’t miss “Broadway Hour” at the TFF Street Fair with great performances from 8 Broadway shows! Broadway performances begin on the Main Stage at 10:55 AM.

http://www.tribecafilm.com/festival/events/family-festival/street-fair/

Event Map and Performance Schedule:
http://media.tribecafilm.com/documents/FFMap.pdf

4/30/11 Tribeca/ESPN Sports Day

Sports Day is part of the Tribeca/ESPN Sports Film Festival.
Saturday, April 30th from 10am to 6pm

North Moore Street (between Greenwich and West Streets)
New York City
Cost: Free
For all ages

ATTENTION SPORTS FANS!Kids of all ages can try their hand at a vast array of sports activities, games, and challenges at the 2011 Tribeca/ESPN Sports Day. Favorite New York athletes, mascots, and sports personalities will be on-site to engage kids in one-of-a-kind athletic fun. Shoot hoops, perfect your puck skills or learn how to throw the perfect pitch...we’re taking sports to the street in Tribeca!

Don’t miss the exciting “Wheels of Freestyle BMX Stunt Show!” BMX riders will be flying through the air and performing crazy tricks for audiences on N. Moore Street at 12:00, 1:30, 3:00 and 4:30 PM.

Tribeca/ESPN Sports Day is sponsored by Time Warner Cable.
http://www.tribecafilm.com/festival/events/family-festival/sports-day/

Map & Schedule:

4.26.2011

4/30/11 Target Design Kids: Family Program - In Time For Mother’s Day! @ Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum

Saturday, April 30, 2011
Two sessions available:
Session 1: 11am–1pm
Session 2: 1:30–3:30pm

Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum
2 East 91st Street
New York, NY 10128
(212) 849-8400
Cost: Free admission for the whole family! Please register online.
For all ages


Vans Cleef & Arpels bring technology and design together in exciting ways, often transforming one object into another. In the tradition of VC&A, transform a variety of materials into a unique working table clock just in time for Mother’s Day!

For Session 1 (11am–1pm), register at:
https://dnbweb1.blackbaud.com/OPXDONATE/AddDonor.asp?cguid=A93EF142%2D7235%2D486C%2DBA3F%2D25E9D7FD1567&sid=D5B4F483%2D7FA2%2D452C%2D8609%2D02F9F797C8AD&sTarget=https%3A%2F%2Fdnbweb1%2Eblackbaud%2Ecom%2FOPXDONATE%2FEventRegister%2Easp%3Fcguid%3DA93EF142%252D7235%252D486C%252DBA3F%252D25E9D7FD1567%26eid%3D36274

For Session 2 (1:30–3:30pm), register at:
https://dnbweb1.blackbaud.com/OPXDONATE/AddDonor.asp?cguid=A93EF142%2D7235%2D486C%2DBA3F%2D25E9D7FD1567&sid=CCA8146F%2DBEA1%2D4F1E%2DB073%2DBD6CCE5AE481&sTarget=https%3A%2F%2Fdnbweb1%2Eblackbaud%2Ecom%2FOPXDONATE%2FEventRegister%2Easp%3Fcguid%3DA93EF142%252D7235%252D486C%252DBA3F%252D25E9D7FD1567%26eid%3D36275

4.04.2011

4/16/11 Target Design Kids: Family Program - Artist Book @ Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum

Saturday, April 16, 2011
Two sessions available:
Session 1: 11am–1pm
Session 2: 1:30–3:30pm



Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum
2 East 91st Street
New York, NY 10128
(212) 849-8400
Cost: Free admission for the whole family! Please register online.
For all ages

Sonia Delaunay enjoyed working with poets to bring design and words together in new ways. Be inspired by her colorful illustrations for a poem about a long train ride in the exhibition, Color Moves: Art and Fashion by Sonia Delaunay. Then, create an “instant poem” for your own accordion-style book to illustrate using shapes and colors in the style of Delaunay.

Target Design Kids and Target Design K-12 are made possible by the generous sponsorship of Target.


For Session 1 (11am–1pm) register at:

2.11.2011

2/13/11 MetLife Second Sundays for Families: Panorama Explorer’s Day @ Queens Museum of Art

Sunday, February 13, 2011 from 1:00pm to 4:00pm

Queens Museum of Art

New York City Building
Flushing Meadows Corona Park
Queens, NY 11368
(718) 592-9700
Cost: Free
For all ages

Join the Queens Museum of Art in exploring the fabulous Panorama of the City of New York, the large-scale architectural model of New York City. You may know how to spot the Empire State Building or Statue of Liberty, but after a tour with an educator you will be able to find out the less famous features of the cities, such as highways, parks, and bridges that are just as important in making our city work. Test your knowledge with a quick panorama quiz, with fun prizes for those with the most urban knowledge. Then stop by the art-making studios to build your own city models.

And don’t forget to go to the theater for a workshop with artist and musician Renzo Ortega who will work with your family to make music inspired by the sounds of the city. After all that, you’ll probably be ready grab a free snack at the refreshment table. Before leaving make sure you find out what wacky creative activity the Free Style Arts Association gang have planned this month!


11.20.2009

11/22/09 Fall Family Day @ Guggenheim Museum


Sunday, November 22 from 2pm to 5pm

Guggenheim Museum
1071 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10128
(212) 423-3587
Cost: $15/Family (2 adults and up to 4 children; $5 each additional)

Join in for a family day celebrating the museum’s architecture and the magical artwork of Vasily Kandinsky. Engage in conversations, art-making activities, and storytelling. Recommended for families with kids 4–10. All are welcome!

Pictured above is Kandinsky’s “Composition 8”, July 1923. Oil on canvas.

7.14.2009

7/25/09 Family Day: Afghanistan @ Metropolitan Museum of Art

Saturday, July 25, 2009
11:30 am–5:15 pm
in the Carson Family Hall, Uris Center for Education (on the Ground Floor)

Metropolitan Museum of Art
1000 Fifth Avenue at 82nd Street, NYC (Please note that you may enter the Museum at Fifth Avenue and 81st street or at Fifth Avenue and 82nd Street.) (212) 535-7710
Free (with Museum admission, which is pay-what-you-wish). Reservations not required.

Family Day—Afghanistan: Hidden Treasures from the National Museum, Kabul 

Explore Afghanistan’s rich heritage! Enjoy slide presentations, guided explorations of the exhibition, art projects, and musical performances.

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