Things to Do With Kids in NYC

Things to do with kids in NYC

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Sunday Aug. 31, 2025

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Noon – 8 pm

The 45th Annual Richmond County Fair

Historic Richmond TownStaten Island

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1 pm

Ice Cream Sundae Decorating

Ages: All
Caribbean
Classes

Tipsy Scoop QueensAstoria

1 – 3 pm

Art in the Park: Suncatchers

Ages: All
Art
Environment

Clay Pit Ponds State Park Preserve, Nature Interpretive CenterStaten Island

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1 – 2 pm

Beauty’s Back(pack) to School Bash

Ages: All

Sands Point PreserveSands Point

2 pm

Radical Rockaway Scavenger Hunt

Ages: All
Games

Bagel Barista StationRockaway Park

Broadway street road sign, Manhattan architecture, New York City. Traffic signage of street name.

2:30 – 4:30 pm

Heroes & Villains Lower Manhattan Walking Tour

1 Bowling GreenFiDi

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3 – 7 pm

Fairest of All – Vendor Market – Forest Avenue

Ages: All
Free
Markets

Parking Lot of Kings Arms DinerStaten Islnd

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4 – 11 pm

The 52nd Great Feast of Mother Cabrini

Ages: All
Food & Drink
Free

Suffolk County Community CollegeBrentwood

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5 – 9:30 pm

LuminoCity Dino Safari

Ages: All
Attractions

Walt Whitman ShopsHuntington Station

The Shadows of Love and Light

6:30 – 8:30 pm

The Shadows of Love and Light

Ages: All
Art
Attractions

Theater for the New CityManhattan

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