Tweens (9–12) in NYC

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Wednesday May 14, 2025

Dreamland – Largo rides 1500×1000

All day

Westbury Carnival at Samanea

Samanea New YorkWestbury

Anne Frank (1)

9:30 am – 7:30 pm

Anne Frank The Exhibition

Center for Jewish HistoryManhattan

10 am

Mini Masterpieces

Ages: 12 and under
Craft & DIY

Charleston LibraryStaten Island

10:15 am

Kids STEAM: Process Art

Ages: 12 and under
Craft & DIY

58th Street Library

10:30 am

Family Storytime

Ages: 12 and under
Books & Readings

53rd Street Library

10:30 am

Online Little Movers Storytime

Ages: 12 and under
Books & Readings

Hudson Park LibraryOnline

11 am

Little Movers

Ages: 12 and under
Books & Readings

Kingsbridge LibraryBronx

11:30 am

Little Movers Storytime

Ages: 12 and under
Books & Readings

Eastchester LibraryBronx

11:30 am

Little Movers Storytime

Ages: 12 and under
Books & Readings

Webster Library

3:30 – 5 pm

Explore the Future of Farming with Aquaponics

Ages: 9 – 12
Environment
Free

Idlewild ParkSpringfield Gardens

3D Flowers

3:30 – 5 pm

Spring off the Page: 3D Flower Collage

Ages: 9 – 12
Art
Free

Art on the Block NYCUpper West Side

3:30 pm

Pippi at 80: Fashion Plates

Ages: 5 – 12
Craft & DIY

3:30 pm

Craft Craft

Ages: 5 – 12
Craft & DIY

Woodstock LibraryBronx

3:30 pm

Teen DIY

Ages: 5 and up
Craft & DIY

Morningside Heights Library

4 pm

Little Movers Storytime

Ages: 12 and under
Books & Readings

Battery Park City Library

4 pm

Family Storytime

Ages: 12 and under
Books & Readings

Todt Hill-Westerleigh LibraryStaten Island

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6 – 7:30 pm

Minecraft Club

Ages: 9 – 12
Free

The Hampton LibraryBridgehampton

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