Things to Do With Kids in NYC

Things to do with kids in NYC

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Saturday Aug. 24, 2024

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11 am – 4 pm

SeaGoing Crafts

Ages: 3 – 12
Art
Craft & DIY

The Whaling Museum & Education CenterCold Spring Harbor

Photo – Pirate Quest, July and August

11 am – 4 pm

Pirate Quest

Ages: 5 – 12
Art
Craft & DIY

The Whaling Museum & Education CenterCold Spring Harbor

11 am – 1:30 pm

Play & Connect: Saturday Gaming Club

Ages: 13 and up
Games
Special Needs

Valhallan Esports West HillsHuntington

Maryam Eisler

12:30 – 5 pm

Confined Artists Exhibition – Free Spirits: Portraits and Insights from the 2020 Lockdown at LongHouse Reserve

Ages: All
Art
Expo

LongHouse ReserveEast Hampton

1 – 11 pm

Port Jefferson Greek Festival

Greek Orthodox Church of the AssumptionPort Jefferson

4 – 11 pm

The Feast of Mother Cabrini

Ages: All
Festivals
Free

Suffolk County Community College Grant CampusBrentwood

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5 – 9:30 pm

LuminoCity Dino Safari

Ages: All
Attractions

Walt Whitman ShopsHuntington Station

6 – 10 pm

Glow in the Park at The Adventure Park at Long Island

The Adventure Park at Long IslandWheatley Heights

6 – 8 pm

OFVS Presents Frozen Jr.

Ages: All
Community
Theater

Children’s Museum of the East EndBridgehampton

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