Things to Do With Kids in NYC

Things to do with kids in NYC

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Friday Oct. 31, 2025

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Halloween Harvest

Luna ParkBrooklyn

CH FS AM NY

9 am – 2 pm

Cypress Hills Farmstand

Cypress Hills – Fulton Street Senior CenterBrooklyn

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2 – 5 pm

BKLYN Boo!

Ages: All
Free
Halloween

Abolitionist PlaceBrooklyn

3 – 6 pm

Lakeside Harvest Fest + Opening Ice Skating Weekend

Lefrak Center at Lakeside Prospect ParkBrooklyn

3:30 – 5:30 pm

Halloween at the Brooklyn Basketball Training Center

Ages: 5 and up
Free
Halloween

Brooklyn Basketball Training CenterBrooklyn

4 – 7 pm

BAMboo!

Ages: All
Film
Free

Brooklyn Academy of MusicBrooklyn

4 – 7 pm

Haunted Halloween Labyrinth

Ages: All
Free
Halloween

Brooklyn Bridge ParkBrooklyn

Brooklyn 7th Avenue and 14th Street

4 – 8 pm

Park Slope Civic Council 2025 Children’s Halloween Parade

Ages: All
Community
Free

Park Slope Civic Council Children’s Halloween ParadeBrooklyn

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4 – 6 pm

Boo!KCM Halloween Celebration

Ages: All
Community
Free

Old Stone HouseBrooklyn

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7 pm

Madame Morbid’s Trolley Tours

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MadameMorbid2

9 pm

Madame Morbid’s Trolley Tours

madame morbidBrooklyn

10:30 pm

Madame Morbid’s Official Halloween Party

Ages: All
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Dance

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