Things to Do With Kids in NYC

Things to do with kids in NYC

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Friday Nov. 22, 2024

3:30 – 4:15 pm

Kids Lego Masters

Ages: 5 – 12
Craft & DIY
Family
Free

Charleston LibraryStaten Island

3:30 – 4:30 pm

Cultural Origami Paper Crane Craft Presented by Staten Island Tech in Partnership with the Dongan Hills Library

Ages: 9 – 12
Family
Free

Dongan Hills LibraryStaten Island

5 – 8:30 pm

Thanksgiving Kids Night

Ages: 5 – 12
Art
Family
Games

Mud GeniusBayside

5 pm

7th Annual Tree Light Event

Ages: All
Christmas
Family
Free

The Mall at Bay PlazaBronx

5 pm

All-American Christmas Tree Lighting

Ages: All
Christmas
Family
Free

FOX SquareManhattan

9.) Disney Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas Light Trail

6 – 10 pm

Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas Light Trail

New York Botanical GardenBronx

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6:30 – 8:30 pm

Mexico Now Festival: Fandango Jarocho Newyorkino

Chelsea FactoryChelsea

7 – 8:30 pm

You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown

Ages: All
Family
Theater

The Secret TheatreWoodside

7 – 8 pm

Lyons Recreation Center Game On Teen Night

Ages: 13 and up
Family
Free
Games

Lyons Pool Recreation CenterStaten Island

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7:30 – 8:30 pm

DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME

Ages: All
Dance
Family
Theater

8 – 10:30 pm

The Prom – Presented by AfterWork Theater

Ages: 13 and up
Comedy
Community
Family

John Cullum TheaterManhattan

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