Preschoolers (3–4) in NYC

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Wednesday May 21, 2025

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Elephant & Piggie’s “We Are in a Play!”

Ages: 3 – 8
Theater

Long Island Children’s MuseumGarden City

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10:30 am – 12:30 pm

Spring First Discoveries

Ages: 4 and under

Brooklyn Botanic GardenBrooklyn

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11 am – noon

Walker’s Tiny Groovers

Ages: 4 and under
Free
Music

Walker ParkStaten Island

11 am

Storytime with a Social Emotional Learning Expert

Ages: 12 and under
Books & Readings

Washington Heights Library

11:30 am

Process Art: COLORING Hour!

Ages: 3 – 12
Craft & DIY

Harry Belafonte 115th Street Library

11:30 am

Spanish Bilingual Storytime

Ages: 12 and under
Books & Readings

Tompkins Square Library

3:30 pm

Craft Club

Ages: 3 – 12
Craft & DIY

New Amsterdam Library

3:30 pm

Paint Party!

Ages: 3 – 12
Craft & DIY

Sedgwick LibraryBronx

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4 – 9 pm

2025 Asian Heritage Celebration & NIGHT MARKET

Ages: 3 and up
Comedy
Community

Industry City Courtyard 1/2Brooklyn

4 pm

Kids Crafternoon

Ages: 3 – 12
Craft & DIY

Tremont LibraryBronx

4 pm

Children's Movie Matinee: Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood

Ages: 3 – 12
Film

Bloomingdale Library

4 pm

Family Storytime

Ages: 12 and under
Books & Readings

Todt Hill-Westerleigh LibraryStaten Island

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