We are always looking for fun, family shows but haven’t found anything related to kids…
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Exciting news from The Cultural Services of the French Embassy who recently launched Fly Away with Books, a four-day festival that aims to (re)introduce children of all backgrounds to the unique pleasures…
If there’s a holiday we can seriously get down for it has to be National Ice Cream Month! July is dedicated to everything ice cream and we couldn’t be more thrilled to…
Happy summer! I am all about spending as much time outside-both during the day and at night-during the summer months! One fun way to soak in the vibes of the city is…
Parks have been a huge part of my life–both in my childhood and as a mom–so I was surprised to be so moved by the magical (yes, magical) experience at the Gathering…
The summer is heating up and this weekend, the whole family can enjoy an afternoon of music, puppets, games, and more during the City Parks Foundation’s Family Day! Held on Sunday, July…
Exciting news from the Historic Hudson Valley with the launch of a groundbreaking interactive documentary website revealing the history of slavery in the colonial North. People Not Property: Stories of Slavery in…
There’s an exciting new film at the American Museum of Natural History with Oceans: Our Blue Planet, which allows viewers to embark on a global odyssey to discover the largest and least…
Just a short train or car ride from WorldPride festivities, which come to New York City for the first time in June, New York’s Westchester County provides a unique getaway for Pride travelers looking…
We are so excited for the 41st annual Museum Mile Festival, which have been attended by over 1.5 million people since its inception. There is something for everyone at each of the…
It has been two weeks since my older daughters and I saw Newsies at the Westchester Broadway Theatre and we are still buzzing from the dynamic performances. Having never been to a…
Exciting news from the Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment, Commissioner Anne del Castillo and NY is Music co-founder Justin Kalifowitz with the release of the programming for the third annual New…
