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Saturday Jan. 4, 2025

Various

The Magic Flute—Holiday Presentation

Ages: All
Christmas
Holiday

The Metropolitan Opera HouseManhattan

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10 am

Wake Up & Dance with Suzi Shelton and Amelia Robinson of Mil’s Trills

Ages: All
Music

ShapeShifter LabBrooklyn

RRP 2 – 1380×920

Noon – 1 pm

The Rock & Roll Playhouse: Music of David Bowie & More

Ages: 8 and under
Music

Merkin Concert Hall at Kaufman Music CenterUpper West Side

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