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Black History Month Celebration: Architecture of the Harlem Renaissance

The Skyscraper MuseumBattery Park City

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500 Bags for the Bronx

Church of the IncarnationBronx

Marine Park Alliance Presents Just for Kids: Wuffy & the Magic Lintball

Ages: All
Family
Free

Carmine Carro Community Center in Marine ParkBrooklyn

Pokémon Day

Ages: All
Family
Free
Games

Best Buy 5th Ave.Midtown

Queens Black History Month Author Talk with Cassidy Bridges

Black History Month: Author Talk with Cassidy Bridges

Central Library, Queens Public LibraryJamaica

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90-Second Newbery Film Festival: Brooklyn Screening!

Ages: All
Family
Film
Free

Brooklyn Public Library — Central LibraryBrooklyn

African Dancing and Folktales Workshop

African Dancing and Folktales Workshop

Ages: 5 – 12
Dance
Family
Free

Macon LibraryBrooklyn

Pop Gym x Wonderville

Intro to Self-Defense Workshop

WondervilleBedford-Stuyvesant

Infinite Growth @ BR Capoeira Flyer 2

Infinite Growth, Finite Control

Church of the IncarnationForest Hills

Meet & Greet with Dustin Poirier

Galaxy Experience SpaceManhattan

The Father Who Stayed NYC Film Premiere

Film
Free

AMT TheatreManhattan

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