We are living in a digital world with our kids online more than ever! And…
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While quarantine and this new normal isn’t easy, one thing that is pretty cool is the ability to take classes and experience things you normally might not have in the past, such…
Celebrate the public lands next Saturday (9/26) with National Public Lands Day! Over the past 26 years, hundreds of thousands of volunteers across the US have donated their time to help restore…
With back to school season in full swing (in all different forms!), I’ve been making lunches and making sure a healthy snack option is nearby. Enter Revival Food Co, a company that…
Last week, the girls and I finally made it to a local apple farm to go apple picking. A fall favorite of ours (and everyones, really) we ventured 15 minutes away from…
A few weeks ago, we visited Tilly Foster Farm for the Collaborative Concepts Exhibit, an open-aired art exhibit featuring sculptures on their working farm. Dubbed “The Farm Project 2020,” the majority of…
Take a tour of the Met without leaving your house with the Shady Ladies Tours, popular purveyor of art museum tours, and the Unhung Heroes of the Metropolitan. This Zoom tour of…
We’ve just passed Labor Day which means, pretty much every school-aged kid in the country has gone back to school (or is about to). But what does “back to school” mean for…
The Met Cloisters is set to reopen to the public on Saturday, September 12, after six months of being closed. The Met’s branch in Fort Tryon Park in northern Manhattan features the…
Buglisi Dance Theatre and Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, in partnership with Dance/NYC, present a reimagining of the Table of Silence Project 9/11, an annual free public performance ritual for peace conceived and…
We have been living in a teched out world these past few months. With schooling moved online and parents working from home, computer use has drastically increased for better and worse. One…
Families can now register for TADA! Youth Theater’s new online Fall Semester Classes! Designed for ages 2 to 18, these interactive, fun online musical theater classes for toddlers to teens and every…
This is a sponsored post. Stains happen. All. the. time! With 3 kids, there’s bound to be a mess wherever we turn. To combat stains, I’ve been toting around OxiClean’s On-The-Go Stain…
