Following Governor Lamont’s announced Connecticut Summer at the Museum program to provide students and families with stimulating…
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Read More →Exciting news from City Parks Foundation with the announcement of the 2021 season of Capital…
Read More →The magical Gazillion Bubble Show is back! We loved seeing this incredible show three years…
Read More →After a year-and-a-half of everything digital and events at home, we are so ready to…
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Exciting event news, this year marks the 10th anniversary of Arts In The Plaza, a weekly arts festival located at Kennedy Plaza in Long Beach, NY. On Saturday, June 6th from 10am-3pm, guests can shop…
From virtual school to gaming to playing on phones, kids have access to so much technology that many know how to navigate systems even before they get to Elementary School. And we…
Venturing to the Bronx Little Italy is always a fun adventure. A few weeks ago, we headed down to the Bronx to check out the KUSAMA: Cosmic Nature exhibit at the New…
Exciting music news! On May 14th, Brooklyn author, composer and dad Michael Hearst (formerly of One Ring Zero) will be releasing a new album, “Songs For Unconventional Vehicles” as a companion to…
Exciting news for theater-goers. The Lion King will return to Broadway’s Minskoff Theater on September 14, 2021 while Aladdin will resume performances at Broadway’s New Amsterdam Theater on September 28, 2021. You…
Niche restaurants — for particular ways of eating — are pretty commonplace these days. Where ever you go, you’re likely to find a vegan or a vegetarian restaurant, but that can’t really…
It has been a long year but during this time, it’s also been a period of creation and reflection for so many artists. A new exhibit, “Together apART: Creating During COVID,” currently…
Finding moments of zen in one’s day is incredibly hard, especially during a pandemic! With life slowly getting back to “normal,” or a version of a new normal it’s so important to…
How much money do you have? Why can’t we spend money on that? I was surprise by how quickly questions about money became part of my kids’ vocabulary. The want/desire for things…
The American Museum of Natural History recently reopening the Hayden Planetarium Space Theater at limited capacity. While the Museum reopened its doors this past September, the world-famous Hayden Planetarium—which has transported generations…
On March 27, 2021, Sony Hall, a multi-genre live venue located in the heart of New York City, will celebrate its third anniversary. Sony Hall features one-of-a-kind performances enhanced by Sony technology to provide music fans with an unrivaled…
The performing arts series Works & Process recently announced the return of live performance at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum as a part of New York state’s “Safely Bringing Back the Arts”…
