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Thursday Jan. 1, 1970

TOUCH A TRUCK (2)

Touch a Truck

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Waterplay Wednesday (2)

Waterplay Wednesdays

Ages: 8 and under
Attractions
Free

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Boogie Woogie Wednesday: Irish Step Dancing

Ages: 3 – 12
Attractions
Dance

Staten Island Childrens MuseumStaten Island

Radiolab Presents: Terrestrials Live! A Pizza Show

Ages: 5 – 8
Art
Attractions

Little IslandMeatpacking District

Relaxing SoundBath with Dana & Onel in LIC

Ages: All
Attractions
Classes

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Color-changing Cuttlefish

Color Magic Lab

Ages: All
Art
Attractions

The Whaling Museum & Education CenterCold Spring Harbor

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Long Island Retro Gaming Expo

Ages: All
Attractions
Expo

Cradle of Aviation MuseumGarden City

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Taiwan: A World of Orchids

Queens Botanical GardenFlushing

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Celebrate the Caribbean

Brooklyn Children’s MuseumBrooklyn

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MOCACREATE: Summer Sun Prints with Teaching Artist Yu Rong

Ages: All
Art
Attractions

Museum of Chinese in AmericaChinatown

Movers and Makers: Family Tour and Workshop

New York Transit MuseumBrooklyn

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Back-to-School Party and Backpack Giveaway

Kings Theatre CourtyardBrooklyn

Pokémon Skate Party

Ages: All
Attractions

United Skates of AmericaSeaford

The Whole Point

Deep Sea Dot Art

Ages: All
Animals
Art

The Whaling Museum & Education CenterCold Spring Harbor

Back to School Night: The Art in Sports

Ages: All
Art
Attractions

Brooklyn MuseumBrooklyn

WA GV kids outdoor (1) (S)

Watson Adventures’ Secrets of Central Park Scavenger Hunt for Families

Ages: 5 and up
Attractions
Tours

Central ParkUpper East Side

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Hot Wheels Monster Trucks™ Live Glow-N-Fire

Ages: All
Attractions

UBS ArenaElmont

Port Jefferson Greek Festival

Greek Orthodox Church of the AssumptionPort Jefferson

Island Park Greek Festival

Panaghia of Island ParkIsland Park

30th Annual Holbrook Chamber Carnival & Festival

Holbrook Country ClubHolbrook

Be Like Blippi at PaleyFamily Day

Ages: All
Attractions

The Paley MuseumManhattan

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Cosmos Cirque

Ages: 3 – 12
Attractions

Staten Island Childrens MuseumStaten Island

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Watson Adventures’ Whodunit at the Met Family Scavenger Hunt

Ages: 9 and up
Art
Attractions

Metropolitan Museum of ArtUpper East Side

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Touch a Truck

Ages: All
Art
Attractions

The Merrick LibraryMerrick

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4th Annual Rockaway Dog Parade

Ages: 8 and under
Animals
Attractions

Beach 94th Street Plaza in Rockaway BeachFar Rockaway

NY FASHION WEEK FESTIVAL: RASHIDA ASHLEY

Ages: 13 and up
Art
Attractions

Armory ArenaManhattan

Gateway’s Haunted Playhouse

The Gateway PACSCBellport

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Spooky Fest

Center for Science Teaching and Learning-Tanglewood PreserveRockville Center

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