Things to do with kids in New York Metro Area

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Thursday June 19, 2025

juneteenth

10 am – 4:30 pm

Juneteenth

Ages: 8 and under
Art
Craft & DIY

The Tisch Building at CMOMUpper West Side

10:30 am – noon

Juneteenth Family Trolley Tour

Ages: 5 and up
Free
History & Culture

Green-Wood CemeteryBrooklyn

Brooklyn Juneteenth in Brower Park

11 am – 3 pm

Juneteenth in Brower Park

Ages: All
Festivals
Free

Brower ParkBrooklyn

Noon

Celebrate Juneteenth 2025

Museum of the Moving ImageAstoria, NY

Noon – 8 pm

Juneteenth Food Festival

Weeksville Heritage CenterBrooklyn

Noon – 6 pm

Juneteenth Celebrations

Ages: All
Community
Free

Glen Island ParkNew Rochelle

2 – 4 pm

Juneteenth at Riverdale Neighborhood House

Ages: All
Caribbean
Community

Riverdale Neighborhood HouseBronx

2 – 3 pm

Storytime and Celebration: Kortney Nash reads ‘Tell Me About Juneteenth’

Lofty Pigeon BooksBrooklyn

2:30 – 4:30 pm

Juneteenth Drop-In Craft

Ages: 3 – 8
Caribbean
Craft & DIY

Larchmont Public LibraryLarchmont

5 – 8 pm

Village Of Hempstead Juneteenth Celebration

Ages: All
Community
Festivals

Kennedy ParkHempstead

5 – 7:30 pm

Juneteenth Celebration

Ages: All
Caribbean
Free

The Van Cortlandt House MuseumBronx

5 – 7 pm

Celebrate Juneteenth at the Walt Whitman Birthplace

Ages: All
Caribbean
Community

Walt Whitman BirthplaceHuntington Station

5:30 – 8 pm

Rad(ical) Poetry Consortium

The GuggenheimNY

7 pm

Juneteenth in Pound Ridge

Ages: All
Caribbean
Community

The Green in Scotts CornersPound Ridge

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