There are many choices for families and children in New York City, and during the spring and summer NYC has many kids and family activities that include concerts, museum exhibitions, arts and crafts, nature walks in local parks, and many other outdoor activities. Here are some of today's kids and family activities in The Bronx, from nature hikes to kid-friendly performances!
Family Fun Fall Festival - City of New Rochelle
October 18, 2008 - New Rochelle
Paint Halloween and Thanksgiving scenes on downtown store windows. Small children can design their own masks to wear during the holidays.
Halloween Window Painting - Village of Pleasantville
October 18, 2008 - Pleasantville
Walk around the village and paint your favorite Halloween scenes on windows. Every child will receive a prize. Register at the Recreation Department.
Children's Culinary - Mozzarella in Carrozza - Westchester Italian Cultural Center
October 18, 2008 - Tuckahoe
Learn how to make fresh mozzarella with Chef Joe Piacquadio from The Iron Tomato in White Plains.
Puppet Show: Hansel and Gretel - Scarsdale Congregational Church
October 18, 2008 - Scarsdale
Follow the journey of Hansel and Gretel as they venture into the Forbidden Forest and into the adventure of their lives. Call ahead to reserve tickets as a limited number will be available at the door.
Art and Sports Memorabilia Auction - Beth Am Temple
October 18, 2008 - Pearl River
Beth Am Temple, a Reform congregation in Pearl River, is hosting an auction of art and sports memorabilia. Artwork will be available in all price ranges and will include such artists as Borelli, Boulanger, Delacroix, Rockwell, Lui and many more. In addition to the auction, attendees can enjoy door prizes from a variety of local retailers such as Morton's The Steakhouse and the IMAX Theatre at Palisades Center, balloon raffles, and a silent auction. Refreshments will include hors d'oeuvres, beverages, dessert and coffee.
Fall Fair - New Canaan Nature Center
October 18, 2008 - New Canaan
Crafts, games, activities, food and live music for the entire family. Tree-climbing, hay maze, pony rides, rock climbing wall and inflatables, pumpkin decorating and more.
Go Fish! - Robert F. Wagner Jr. Park
October 18, 2008 - Manhattan
Families can join Master Anglers and cast a line for some of the 30-plus species of fish that ply New York Bay and are known to bite. Barbless hooks minimize injuries to both fish and participants. Family performance by Michele Music at 12:30pm.
Lolli-Pops Concert: The Orchestra-A Happy Family - The Little Orchestra Society
October 18, 2008 - New York
This first concert of the season teaches children how the drums bang, the strings bow, the brass buzz, and the winds toot as they listen to classical music. The show features new costumes for the characters and lets kids enter the world of musical treats, where candy canes, chocolates and instruments meet.
Kew Gardens Pumpkin Carving Contest - Kew Gardens Cinemas Park
October 18, 2008 - Kew Gardens
Kids bring carved pumpkins to the park with a candle inside for viewing and judging. Pumpkins will be lit when the park is dark and spooky and judged in the following categories: Top Pumpkin, Funniest, Scariest, Cutest, Most Original or any other category that the judges might invent. Judges may also consider eggplant, water chestnuts, endive or any other carved vegetable. Kids also enjoy storytelling and face painting.
Fall Festival/Open House - Blue Rill Day Camp
October 18, 2008 - Airmont
Join us for Blue Rill Day Camp's Fall Festival/Open House! Meet the Directors and tour our facility.
October 2008 Workshops - In Grandma's Attic
Through October 30, 2008 - New York
In Grandma's Attic is a ballet-oriented, fantasy-dance program for Ages 2-12. It is designed to nurture a dance student from the early years of Pre-Ballet training through the first and second years of beginning levels of ballet.
San Francisco Ballet - New York City Center
Through October 18, 2008 - Manhattan
Celebrating its internationally recognized 75th Anniversary, America's oldest professional ballet company returns to New York City Center for three diverse programs of incomparable artistry and innovation.
Performing to live orchestral accompaniment, San Francisco Ballet will present works by George Balanchine and Helgi Tomasson, plus New York premieres of select works from San Francisco Ballet's highly acclaimed New Works Festival, including ballets by Mark Morris, Christopher Wheeldon, Jorma Elo and more.
"San Francisco Ballet is among the nation's top ballet companies... a superb troupe at the top of their form..." Clive Barnes, New York Post
General Public tickets will go on sale on Monday, June 23.
Sea Monsters - Liberty Science Center
Through October 18, 2008 - Jersey City
You may know a lot about dinosaurs that once roamed the land, but what creatures lived in Cretaceous seas? Exquisite computer animations re-create that ancient world and take you gliding through warm, shallow oceans teaming with life. Follow the life of a dolichorhynchops as she struggles to survive in a world teeming with dangerous predators, and discover how paleontologists learn so much about animals that lived so long ago.
Friends of the Library Fall Book Sale - Ridgefield Library
October 18, 2008 - Ridgefield
Friends of the Ridgefield Library host their Fall Book Sale.
ArchiKids - Skyscraper Museum
October 18, 2008 - Manhattan
Alongside architect Yves Roger, children will explore skyscraper architecture and work on a hands-on building project, which they will be able to bring home.
Sound Tigers vs. Albany River Rats, Opening Night Festivities - Arena at Harbor Yard
October 18, 2008 - Bridgeport
AHL Ice Hockey game opening night. Every fan that enters the building will receive a free magnetic schedule.
Family Flicks - Fairfield Public Library-Old Post Rd Branch
October 18, 2008 - Fairfield
Feature length films for the entire family. Adults must accompany children under 7.
Mad About Dad - Fairfield Public Library-Old Post Rd Branch
October 18, 2008 - Fairfield
Drop-in program for children with Dad.
Volunteer Day - Bartow-Pell Mansion
October 18, 2008 - Bronx
Celebrate "It's My Park" day at Bartow-Pell by helping beautify grounds as you help during our third bi-annual clean-up day! Light breakfast will be available. Bring gloves, and wear sturdy shoes, boots, long sleeves and long pants.
The Nature of the Bronx–Trolley Tour - Wave Hill
October 18, 2008 - Bronx
A day of art and nature as you explore Surprisingly Natural, the Nature of the Bronx, a collaborative photography exhibition that explores the importance of nature as an essential element in the fabric of the borough. The Bronx Culture Trolley transports you from Wave Hill to Lehman College Art Gallery and the Bronx River Art Center, where we meet artists and curators. Along the way, you stop at Van Cortlandt Park, where naturalist and author Leslie Day highlights the diversity of the borough's natural landscape. Bring lunch or purchase a box lunch. Limited registration.
Halloween High School - Downtown Cabaret Theatre
October 18, 2008 - Bridgeport
High-energy, monster-mash of a musical. Come back to school with a classroom full of movie monster favorites from past and present.
2008 Annual Oktoberfest - Bear Mountain State Park
October 18, 2008 -
Celebrate fall at this annual celebration with music, dancing, food, vendors, and a beautiful setting at Bear Mountain State Park.
FAMILY DROP-IN HOURS: HANDS ON ACTIVITIES - Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum
October 18, 2008 - Ridgefield
Museum visitors can extend their visit and learn more about the work and the ideas in the exhibitions when they visit on a drop-in weekend. The Education Center is open and offers self-guided, hands-on projects for all age levels.
Music for Aardvarks Family JAM - Groove Performing Arts
October 18, 2008 - Larchmont
Saturday morning pay-as-you-go class for kids and their families. Dance, sing, and groove. No reservations or registration required.
Teatown Fall Festival - Teatown Lake Reservation
October 18, 2008 - Ossining
Annual Fall Festival with a focus on family fun and an appreciation for the natural environment. Pumpkin carving, scarecrow decorating, hayrides, raptors, Muscoot farm animals, musical entertainment by David Rinaldi and the Fireflies and Music by Mommies, eco-crafts and an expanded Teatown marketplace.
Behind The Scenes Tour - Maritime Aquarium
October 18, 2008 - Norwalk
The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk opens its backstage spaces for a rare look at their operation. Scheduled before the Aquarium opens, the guided tour offers unique opportunities to walk through workings most visitors only glimpse through windows. Participants must be 10 years old or more; anyone under 15 must be accompanied by an adult.
Run or Walk for the Penquins - Mystic Aquarium and Institute for Exploration
October 18, 2008 - Mystic
5K run or walk to help raise money for research and conservation efforts at the Mystic Aquarium & Institute for Exploration. For runners and walkers of every age and skill level.
Toy Boat-Making Workshop - Maritime Aquarium
October 18, 2008 - Norwalk
Stop by the Toy Boat-Making area for this 20-minute project. Build and decorate a toy sailboat to take home as a special keepsake of your visit.
North Greenwich Apple Festival - North Greenwich Nursery School and Congregational
October 18, 2008 - Greenwich
Includes silent auction, crafts and activities for children, pony rides and air castle. Exhibitors with specialty items and products/services geared towards families. Food and beverages available for purchase.
Fall Fair - The Green Meadow Waldorf School
October 18, 2008 - Chestnut Ridge
Annual event featuring old-fashioned hayrides, make your own apple cider, pumpkin carving, face painting, and live entertainment. Enjoy several types of food, unusual crafts and gifts, and folk dancing.
Saturday Morning Storytime - Barnes & Noble
October 18, 2008 - West Nyack
Enjoy Saturday morning storytime in the childrens section of this mega-bookstore at the mega-Palisades Mall. This is a great opportunity for one parent to shop while the other enjoys some quality time with the kids. Look for occasional guest appearances by costumed charaters.
Boo at the Zoo - Bronx Zoo
October 18, 2008 - Bronx
A long tradition in family fun, the Bronx Zoo's annual Boo at the Zoo is filled with activities from magic shows to spooky stories, music, costume parades, pumpkin carving demonstrations, treat stations, keeper chats and sing-along hayrides. And while you're therere, don't forget to visit the zoo's bats, black cats and other Halloween favorites.
Battle of Pell's Point Encampment - St. Paul's Church National Historic Site
October 18, 2008 - Mt. Vernon
Commemorate the nearby 1776 Battle of Pell's Point with musket firing and militia drill, period music and dancing, and crafts and cooking. Kids can play historic games and interact with dozens of costumed re-enactors representing the armies that fought in the Revolutionary War.
Hook Mountain HawkWatch - Audubon Greenwich
October 18, 2008 - Greenwich
Mountaintop viewpoint across the Hudson for hawk watching and views across the autumn landscape. Involves a moderate half-mile hike uphill. Bring lunch, water bottle, hiking shoes, hat, and binoculars. Ages 8 and up.
Rebecca Frezza and the Big Truck Band - Greenwich-Library
October 18, 2008 - Greenwich
Friends Children's event. Live music.
Anita Chen in Concert - The Klein Auditorium
October 18, 2008 - Bridgeport
Concert featuring Anita Chen, 2007 Winner, GBS Carlson-Horn Competition, who performs as a soloist on the violin and piano, in a program featuring works by Brahms, Mozart and Paganini.
Storytime - Barnes and Noble
October 18, 2008 - Newburgh
Storytime with various themes.
Storytime - Barnes and Noble
October 18, 2008 - Newburgh
Storytime for children ages 3 and under.
Viva Italia - Veterans' Memorial Building
October 18, 2008 - Harrison
Spend an evening with The Harrison Players as they celebrate Italian culture. Join Emcee Michael R. Mel and Pianist Donna Cribari along with members and friends for an evening of food and fun. Reservations required.
Read this Word - Bronx Museum of the Arts
October 18, 2008 - Bronx
In an interview with writer and poet Craig Dworkin, editor of Language to Cover a Page—The Early Writings of Vito Acconci (MIT, 2006), Vito Acconci will discuss his early poetry and how it influenced the future phases in his rich career.
Jump Rhythm Jazz Project Dance Concert - Westchester Community College, Academic Arts Theatre
October 18, 2008 - Valhalla
The Jump Rhythm Jazz Project has entertained audiences nationally and internationally for more than fifteen years with it's high energy choreography to the beats of syncopated music.
Pinocchio - Saddle River Valley Cultural Center
October 18, 2008 - Upper Saddle River
This family classic is presented by one of the cultural center's favorite production companies, Plaza Theatrical Productions. It's a musical tale of that much loved wooden puppet who yearns to become a real boy.
Fall Fair - Green Meadow Waldorf School
October 18, 2008 - Chestnut Ridge
Seasonal activities include hay rides, make-your-own caramel apples, and candle-dipping. Also enjoy artisans, great food and music.
Brad Little Unmasked - Downtown Cabaret Theatre
October 18, 2008 - Bridgeport
Brad Little and his wife Barbara McCulloh perform an evening of Broadway's most beloved songs. Show also at 9pm
Maze by Moonlight - Queens County Farm
October 18, 2008 - Floral Park
The maize maze will be open until 9pm, families can enjoy getting lost in the 3 acre interactive corn maze.
Eye On Art: Who Are These People - Neuberger Museum of Art
October 18, 2008 - Purchase
Explore bodies of work and learn how to dissect the subject matter. Develop a short story and create your own work based on the art you view. Appropriate for children ages 8-10 with a parent. Reservations required.
Fall Historic Tour: 'Views of Rye –1917' - Rye Historical Society
October 18, 2008 - Rye
Visit six of the houses featured in the book "Views of Rye 1917-2007." Learn about the families who lived in the houses in 1917, what life in Rye was like then, and the impact that major events of the time period had on these locations. Participants will drive themselves from site to site. Departure times scheduled every 20 minutes.
Build a Boat - Children's Museum of Manhattan
October 18, 2008 - Manhattan
Kids learn about ancient Greek boats and Odysseus' amazing journey across the ancient seas in Homer's epic, The Odyssey. They will then make their own wooden model boat.
The Monster Mash - Scholastic Store
October 18, 2008 - Scarsdale
"Make Your Monsters" craft event. Kids use stick-on googly eyes, noses and mouths to make mix-and-match monster faces.
Dogs Love the Park County Fair - Central Park
October 18, 2008 - Manhattan
Dogs and families are invited to join the fun at the 7th annual festival. Agility tryouts, games, ask the vet session, microchipping, service dogs, dog adoptions, and more on site.
ROSIE (the Riveter) - Irvington Public Library
October 18, 2008 - Irvington
A fast paced story that brings this wartime icon to life. Follow Rosie along her journey to factory worker through the end of the war. Her experience proves hard but she becomes empowered in the end. Presented by M&M Productions Acting Company, Inc. with YCP TheaterWorks.
Pumpkin Patch Workshop - Children's Museum of the Arts
October 18, 2008 - Manhattan
Using packaging paper and newspaper kids can create the form of a pumpkin. Then kids can decorate it with tissue paper and paint.
Take It From the Top! - John S. Whearty Theatre -Westlake High School
Through October 18, 2008 - Thornwood
Mount Pleasant Community Theatre presents this musical journey through 37 Years of show stoppers. Directed and Choreographed by Rose Cremonese Norton. Reservations suggested.
Los Mejor De Los 90's - Madison Square Garden
October 18, 2008 - Manhattan
An unforgettable night celebrating the biggest Salsa hits of the 90s as performed by: Jerry Rivera ("Amor como nuestro,""Cara de nino"); Eddie Santiago ("Tu me quemas,""Lluvia"); Frankie Negron ("Inolvidable,""Comerte a besos"); Tony Vega ("Esa mujer,""Yo me quedo"); Huey Dunbar ("Volvere,""La quiero morir"); Tito Rojas ("Por esa mujer,""Senora"); Los Adolecentes ("Me tengo que ir"); George Lamond ("Se te vas"); and India ("Ese hombre," "Dice que soy").
The Brownstone School's Halloween Fun Fair - P.S. 87 School Yard
October 18, 2008 - Manhattan
Kids (and their parents and caretakers) can enjoy the following activities: bouncy castle and bouncy slide; train ride; life-size Candyland course; pumpkin and cupcake decorating; sand art; obstacle course; bean bag toss; spin art; and music, food, and vendors, all in a safe family environment.
Rocking Rockets - Brooklyn Children's Museum
October 18, 2008 - Brooklyn
Children uncover the science behind human space travel. They will explore how force and pressure work together to launch rockets into the stratosphere. Kids build your own rocket to take home and explore the Living in Space exhibit.
Fall Festival - PS 166
October 18, 2008 - New York
Families can enjoy games, crafts, rides and performances by local artists. They can sample international dishes from popular Upper West Side restaurants and delicious homemade baked goods.
Bird Watching - Robert F. Wagner Jr. Park
October 18, 2008 - Manhattan
Over 80 species of birds migrate through and inhabit Battery Park City's many parks. Led by DAVE TAFT of the National Park Service, formerly a district ranger at the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge and now an assistant superintendent on Staten Island.
Childhood Memories World Travelers Class - All Souls Church
October 18, 2008 - Manhattan
Pretend trips to Australia, Japan, Brazil, Indonesia, and other wonderful destinations. Songs, stories, games, puppets, costumes, arts, crafts, real musical instruments, and take-home keepsakes bring these travels to life.
Shades of Autumn River Cruise - NY Waterway Tours
October 18, 2008 -
A non-stop, four-hour cruise offering views of the exquisite fall foliage along the Hudson River that has inspired writers and artists for 200 years. While passengers enjoy spectacular views of one of the nation's most scenic foliage routes, an experienced Tour Guide will point out historical sites along the route and share local folklore about one of the nation's most picturesque regions. In keeping with another fall tradition, Shades of Autumn will offer football fans a chance to keep up with their favorite teams with live satellite coverage. Modern flat screen televisions on the ship's lower level will tune into college football on Saturdays, while NFL games will be shown on Sundays.
Thunderbird Dancers and Singers - National Museum of the American Indian
October 18, 2008 - Manhattan
An evening of traditional social dancing. Heyna Second Sons are the featured drum group.
Halloween Harvest Festival - Socrates Sculpture Park
October 18, 2008 - Long Island City
The 2008 festival is superhero-themed, featuring creative costume-making workshops, live music and performances, a canine costume contest for dogs and a special performance of Roald Dahl's "The Witches." Families are encouraged to bring a blanket or lawn chair.
Bear Mountain Cruises - Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises
October 18, 2008 - Manhattan
Enjoy a leisurely cruise as you view the beautiful fall foliage and the historic splendor along the Hudson River. They stop in upstate New York for a picnic lunch (pre-order required the Wednesday before the date of Cruise) and visit the fun Octoberfest festivities. Board 8:30am, return 5:30pm.
ETHEL's TruckStop: The Beginning - Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM)
Through October 18, 2008 - Brooklyn
Directed by Annie Dorsen (Broadway's Passing Strange) and featuring a virtual set composed of Kate Howard's documentary footage from ETHEL's travels, this work pairs the adventurous string quartet's signature hard-driving style with the singular sounds of four dazzling artists -- a Texan queen of conjunto accordion (Eva Ybarra), a Grammy-winning Native American flutist from New Mexico (Robert Mirabal), a Grammy-winning Hawaiian slack-key guitarist (Jeff Peterson), and a bluegrass banjo legend from Kentucky (Dean Osborne) -- for a raucous evening of cross-country musical collaboration, grown from the ground up.
Pick Your Own Vegetables - Hilltop Hanover Farms
October 18, 2008 - Yorktown
Pick your own fresh produce in the fields and pay at the farm stand. All produce is grown using organic methods with no synthetic fertilizers, herbicides or pesticides.
Woyzeck - Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM)
Through October 18, 2008 - Brooklyn
A man thrashes violently in a gigantic water tank, his limbs akimbo, his face a mask of sheer terror. Welcome to Woyzeck's world as imagined by Iceland's breakout actor/director Gísli Örn Gardarsson -- a place that, thanks to the hyper-athletic cast, explodes with energy. Set to a rollicking score by cult rock legend Nick Cave and The Dirty Three's violinist Warren Ellis, this is a Woyzeck for the angst-ridden 21st-century, a stunningly visceral take on Georg Büchner's classic tale of honorable intentions gone tragically wrong.
Halloween Craft - Manhasset Public Library
October 18, 2008 - Manhasset
Children (with caregiver) will be able to drop in at their convenience during the day and make a simple, self-guided seasonal art project.
SEX AND THE CITY TAVERN TOUR - NYC DISCOVERY TOURS
October 18, 2008 -
Missing Carrie & Co? Trace their footsteps on a tour of sites associated with the show with stops at their frequented haunts and taverns.
Fresa y Chocolate - Newark Public Library
October 18, 2008 - Newark
A chance encounter over ice cream between a middle-aged gay man and a young, fervent believer in contemporary Cuban Marxism sets the stage for a funny but serious film about difference and acceptance. Fresa y Chocolate swept all the top awards at the 1993 New Latin American Film Festival in Havana, won critical and popular acclaim at festivals from Berlin to Telluride, and was nominated for the Best Foreign Film Oscar in 1995. In Spanish with English subtitles.
Story Fun for the Very Young - Bronx Library Center
October 18, 2008 - The Bronx
Presented by Getchie Argetsinger. For children ages 3 to 5 and their families.
John Matthews Reading and Book Signing - Barefoot Books Store in FAO Schwarz
October 18, 2008 - New York
John Matthews, a historian, folklorist and author of "Arthur of Albion" will speak about Arthurian legends, read from his book and sign copies. Matthews has written over ninety books on the Arthurian Legends and Grail Studies, as well as short stories, a volume of poetry and several successful children's books.
Chess Workshop - Syosset Public Library
October 18, 2008 - Sysosset
Join a Long Island Chess Nutsinstructor for five weeks of chess instruction and games.
Family Storytime - Syosset Public Library
October 18, 2008 - Sysosset
Stories that the whole family can enjoy.
Bonjour, Babar! - Morgan Library & Museum
October 18, 2008 -
Children discover the French language through music, arts and crafts and storytelling in this 90-minute workshop.
Trick or Treak with Dr. Pete - Borders Mt. Kisco
October 18, 2008 - Mt. Kisco
Part of Dr. Pete's musical series "Healthy Kids, Happy Kids." Kids get excited about a safe and healthy Halloween.
SHaZaM!: A Day for Family Action Heroes - Mercy Corps' Action Center to End World Hunger
October 18, 2008 - Manhattan
Mercy Corps and Children for Children will empower young people and their families to take action and become heroes in the fight against global hunger. Join us and learn how youth of all ages can make a difference at home and around the world! Featuring interactive activity stations with UNFAO‚s Growing Connection, Heifer International, PlayPumps International, Hippo Roller, The Full Belly Project, Media That Matters, City Harvest and music by the Berklee College of Music. Snacks will be served.
My Dog Loves Central Park Country Fair - Central Park
October 18, 2008 - Manhattan
City canines and their two-legged companions will want to come, sit, and stay at the My Dog Loves Central Park Country Fair presented by Rachael Ray Nutrish™.
Activities include: an agility course, interactive maze, musical chairs (for pets and owners), dog tales storytelling, photos with your pooch, a pet psychic, activities for puppies and senior dogs, an "Ask the Vet" booth, microchip clinic, service dog demonstrations, and great giveaways! Does your pet have a trick up his paw? Show off at an open "pet tricks" casting call with crew from The Late Show with David Letterman.
The popular Best in Park Dog Show puts pups tail to tail to see who displays the best canine behavior during "WALK WITH ME," "SIT AND GREET," and "RELIABLE RECALL".
Celebrity judges will help decide which four-legged competitor best embodies the characteristics of a good Central Park citizen.
Farm Festival - Manhattan Country School
October 18, 2008 - New York
This annual farm-themed celebration features hayrides, pumpkin decorating, games, rides and crafts for children, live entertainment and fresh farm produce.
Oaks and Acorns - Hudson Highlands Nature Museum Outdoor Discovery Center
October 18, 2008 - Cornwall
Learn to identify local oak species and discover why oak trees are so important to animals and people. Hike the Woodland Trail to explore the wonderful world of the oak tree. Finish up the morning making an acorn cap whistle to take home, and sample an acorn pancake. Pre-registration is requested.
Fundraiser for Mt. Vernon 'Save Our Sports' - Verano
Through October 18, 2008 - Tuckahoe
A benefit week with ten percent of the proceeds to benefit "Save Our Sports", a not for profit group raising $950,000 to reinstate Mt. Vernon Schools athletic programs.
Clay Night for Adults - Katonah Art Center
October 18, 2008 - Katonah
Students hand build or use pottery wheels while recieving instruction from one of the many pottery teachers. Pre-registration is required.
Doctor Atomic - Metropolitan Opera
October 18, 2008 - Manhattan
John Adams's contemporary masterpiece explores a momentous episode of modern history: the creation of the atomic bomb. Director Penny Woolcock makes her Met debut with this gripping story that changed the course of history. Baritone Gerald Finley, above, plays J. Robert Oppenheimer, the title character.
Lucia di Lammermoor - Metropolitan Opera
October 18, 2008 - Manhattan
Diana Damrau and Anna Netrebko -- both acclaimed for their dramatic skills -- share the title role of Donizetti's fragile heroine. Tenors Rolando Villazón and Piotr Beczala alternate in the part of Lucia's lover, Edgardo. Baritone Mariusz Kwiecien is her tyrannical brother. Mary Zimmerman's hit production is staged as a Victorian ghost story.
Lucie Arnaz Cabaret Performance at Lorenzo’s - Lorenzo’s Restaurant, Bar & Cabaret
Through October 18, 2008 - Staten Island
Arnaz, a famous television, film, and Broadway star comes to Staten Island with her currently popular cabaret and night club act. Either join Lorenzo’s for dinner prior to the show and experience the Italian and Continental Cuisine of award winning chefs or arrive early to enjoy cocktails and appetizers as there is no service during performances.
White Plains Gospel Fest - White Plains Performing Arts Center
October 18, 2008 - White Plains
Celebrate the creative, historical, and social significance of Gospel music, with the performers from around the county. The annual fundraising event kicks-off Juneteenth, the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of slavery in the US.
STAR MONEY - Galli's Fairytale Theater
Through October 18, 2008 - New York
In this modern adaptation of the fairytale, we find a young girl who gives away everything to people in need in order to find friendship and pure joy of life in the end.
Complimentary Family Yoga! - lululemon athletica East Hampton
October 18, 2008 - East Hampton
Bring the kids and spend some quality time together at a complimentary family yoga class followed by a delicious brunch!
Photography on Photography: Reflections on the Medium since 1960 - Metropolitan Museum of Art
Through October 19, 2008 - Manhattan
This installation of works from the permanent collection -- the second in the Museum's new gallery for contemporary photographs -- surveys the ways in which artists have directed the camera toward photography itself, taking aim at its claims of transparency and objectivity, its ubiquity in modern life, and its inextricable ties to advertising and consumer culture. Artists include William Anastasi, Robert Heinecken, Allen Ruppersberg, Sherrie Levine, Thomas Ruff, Christopher Williams, Roe Ethridge, Liz Deschenes, James Welling, and Kota Ezawa, among many others.
Lincoln Square BID Presents FREE Tours! - Lincoln Square
Through October 19, 2008 - Manhattan
Explore the trendy and spirited Lincoln Square neighborhood with a FREE 90-minute historical walking tour led by a knowledgeable and professional guide, courtesy of the Lincoln Square Business Improvement District. Lincoln Square is now one of the most well-developed and entertaining neighborhoods in Manhattan. The sights are dazzling, the stories inspiring, touching on New York City’s beloved and particular struggle for social change and prosperity. This new tour will surely find itself among the ranks of New York City’s finest walking tours! The first and third Sunday of every month, May through October.
33rd International Vintage Poster Fair - Metropolitan Pavilion
Through October 19, 2008 -
The 33rd International Vintage Poster Fair will return to New York City the weekend of October 17th. Throughout the weekend, showgoers will have the opportunity to enjoy and purchase thousands of original vintage posters dated from the 1890s - 1980s. Styles will include classic Art Nouveau and Belle -- poque images, and increasingly popular Art Deco and Modernism posters. World-class exhibitors from U.S., Canada, China, and Western Europe will offer posters of food and liquor advertisements, film, travel and transportation, and sporting events. With the most significant election quickly approaching, this year's feature exhibit will explore the evolution of Politically Correct? / Politically Incorrect? perspectives through original vintage posters.
MusiKids - Stamford Symphony Orchestra
Through October 19, 2008 - Stamford
Stamford Symphony Orchestra with Eckart Preu Conductor and Vladimir Feltsman, piano. Immortal Majesty. Works from Schubert's Great Symphony, and Beethoven's Emperor Concerto. Maestro Preu will share stories on stage one hour before the concert.
Natural Color Connections - Wave Hill
Through October 19, 2008 - Bronx
Collect flower petals, berries and other plant materials to rub, mush, crush and cook. Paint with flowers, roots and leaves. Take home a yarn creation colored with tints from nature.
Natural Childbirth Refresher - Rockland Parent-Child Center
Through October 19, 2008 - Nyack
Learn the stages of labor and delivery along with natural childbirth concepts, ways to cope with pain, choices regarding childbirth, how to embrace surprises and more. Healthy snacks provided. This intense refresher course takes place on two consecutive Sundays.
The Modern Show - 69th Regiment Armory
Through October 19, 2008 - Manhattan
New Yorkers are mad about modern and the madness continues at this popular event which highlights 20th Century art and design. Art Deco, Art Nouveau, 50's, 60's and 70's cutting edge design are d'riggeur. Exhibits include a huge selection of 20th Century art including paintings, sculpture, prints and photography. Mid-Century and Art Deco furniture and furnishings, lighting, silver, art glass, ceramics, and fine jewelry will also be found. Shoppers will find items by Jensen, Fornasetti, Tiffany, Eames, Miller, Knoll, Galle, Chanel and Cartier.
Westchester Craft Show - Westchester County Center
Through October 19, 2008 - White Plains
Crafts from thirteen major national ceramic artists and other fine craft artists will display and sell their work. Ceramic experts will also conduct lectures.
Spa Week - Various venues
Through October 19, 2008 - Manhattan
CENTRAL PARK IN AUTUMN - Enjoy the foliage! - NYC DISCOVERY TOURS
Through October 19, 2008 -
Discover the park's hidden places and early history during its most beautiful season, with stops at Strawberry Fields, The Lake, The Ramble, Literary Walk, The Arsenal, Bow Bridge, Wagner Cove and Bethesda Fountain.
Victor Prevost Collection - New-York Historical Society
Through October 19, 2008 - Manhattan
The New-York Historical Society Library presents an exhibition of its Victor Prevost Collection. French born Victor Prevost (1820-1881) was one of the United States' most enigmatic early photographers. He documented the evolution of New York City beginning in 1853 using the calotype process, a technique he learned from Gustave Le Gray, the leading French photographer of the day. P
Ballet Hispanico - Joyce Theater
Through October 19, 2008 - Manhattan
Experience the richness of Latino culture through the sensual and elegant lens of Ballet Hispanico. This season's diverse repertory programs feature classic favorites by dance masters Graciela Daniele, Vicente Nebrada and William Whitener set to live music. Ballet Hispanico premieres a fiery exploration of Carmen -- a trio adaptation of this timeless theme choreographed by Carlos Sierra-Lopez.
Discovery Quest Trails - Hudson Highlands Nature Museum
Through October 19, 2008 - Cornwall
Four Discovery Quest trails that range from an easy, flat, half-mile walk to considerably more vigorous hikes of almost two miles. WIth illustrated guidebooks, hikers make twelve different nature discoveries on each trail through a series of riddles, field notes, illustrations, and hands-on challenges.
Friends of the Library Fall Book Sale - Ridgefield Library
Through October 20, 2008 - Ridgefield
Friends of the Ridgefield Library host their Fall Book Sale with an early bird fee of $10 for a preview from 9am - noon on opening day and free admission thereafter. Hours are: Friday, 8am-5pm; Saturday, 9am-5pm, Sunday, 1pm-5pm and Monday, 10am-5pm.
Botanical Art Classes - Lasdon Park & Arboretum
Through October 20, 2008 - Somers
Learn the basics of drawing and watercolors in these seven week classes taught by professional artists Corinne Lapin-Cohen and Laura Gould. Class size is limited, and registration will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
Mummies: Secrets of the Pharaohs - Liberty Science Center
Through October 21, 2008 - Jersey City
Journey to the royal tombs and explore the history of Egyptian society as told through ancient mummies. To unwrap the secrets of the pharaohs is to perhaps glimpse the future of our own civilization
Art Workshop - Wave Hill
Through October 21, 2008 - Bronx
Capture the changing colors of late summer and autumn through the vivid palette of soft pastels, with artist Wennie Huang. Classes are conducted outdoors, weather permitting, to take full advantage of Wave Hill's unique vistas. All levels welcome.
Yoga in the Garden - Bartow-Pell Mansion
Through October 21, 2008 - Bronx
Start your morning on Bartow-Pell's beautiful grounds with stretching and balancing postures, breath exercise, deep relaxation and brief meditation for harmony of mind and body. Bring a mat/towel and wear comfortable clothing
Book Tails - Chappaqua Library
Through October 21, 2008 - Chappaqua
Read out loud as Cathy H. and her chocolate labrador Layla listen. Children must be available to attend all 3 sessions. Please register, space is limited.
Falla's La vida breve - New York Philharmonic
Through October 21, 2008 - Manhattan
This colorful all-Spanish production is complete with flamenco dancers and singers, the National Chorus of Spain, and a brilliant cast starring Maria Fernandez. The New York Philharmonic brings Manuel de Falla's passionate love story to life under conductor Rafael Fruhbeck de Burgos.
Mostly Mother Goose - Norwalk Public Library
Through October 22, 2008 - Norwalk
Story hour for 2-year-olds at the South Norwalk Branch library Children's Department held in the Stew Leonard III Activity Room.
Timeless Tales and Tons of Fun - Norwalk Public Library
Through October 23, 2008 - Norwalk
Story hour for 3-5 year olds at the South Norwalk Branch Library Children's Department in the Stew Leonard III Activity Room.
Hay Bale Theater: It's A Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown - Stew Leonard's
Through October 24, 2008 - Norwalk
Every Friday night in October, Stew Leonard's will show a free children's Halloween movie, and serve complimentary juice and popcorn. All movies begin at 7:00 P.M. on Friday nights, with seating opening at 6:30 P.M.
Haberdasher Theatre Presents Comic Grotesquery at its Finest in The Cyclops: A Tale of Violence, Drunken Merriment, and Androgyny - The Red Room
Through October 25, 2008 -
This fall, Haberdasher Theatre will celebrate the last show of its third season by going Greek. However, you won't find them wearing togas; instead they'll be celebrating the glory of comedy and theatre itself in their highly stylized, flamboyantly burlesque version of the grossly comic satyr play, The Cyclops. In short, they depict a "one-eyed monster" your mother never warned you about...
Roosevelt Island Kidfest - Roosevelt Island
Through October 25, 2008 - New York City
Come experience music, rides, face painting and more every Saturday from 2- 4pm in October at the Roosevelt Island Kidfest located on the beautiful RiverWalk Commons.
The Amazing Maize Maze - Queens County Farm
Through October 26, 2008 - Floral Park
Families can enjoy getting lost in a 3-acre interactive corn maze. The adventure begins with a stalk talk to find clues, solve puzzles and families can try and make their way out of the maze.
Jeff Koons on the Roof - Metropolitan Museum of Art
Through October 26, 2008 - Manhattan
An installation of sculptures by American artist Jeff Koons (b. 1955), featuring several of the artist's meticulously crafted works. The works are set in the most dramatic outdoor space for sculpture in New York City: The Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Roof Garden, which offers a spectacular view of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline. Beverage and sandwich service available from 10am until closing, including Friday and Saturday evenings.
Farmer's Market - Muscoot Farm
Through October 26, 2008 - Somers
Support local farmers and sustainability and enjoy a day at the farm in Somers. Fresh produce, meats, cheese, soaps, candles, honey, maple syrup, flowers, fish, chutney, and delicious baked goods are all available for sale at the market. Purchase a variety of food and products grown and produced by local farmers and vendors. Help local farms, enjoy fresher food and reduce the carbon footprint. There will also be activities and fun for the whole family.
Double Exposure: Aerial Photographs of Glaciers Then and Now - Bruce Museum
Through October 26, 2008 - Greenwich
An exhibition of large-format photographs of mountains and glaciers, recorded in the early to mid-1900s and again from 2005 to 2007, that document the story of a warming planet in these panoramas of melting ice from Alaska to Switzerland. Exhibition is held in the Bantle Lecture Gallery--call ahead for schedule as it may be closed for viewing due to progamming.
The Selfish Giant - Players Theatre
Through October 26, 2008 - Manhattan
Can the laughter of a child melt the cold heart of a selfish giant? Yes it can! This adaptation of Oscar Wilde's beautiful fairytale will warm the hearts of young and old alike. Step into Wilde's imagination as the story unfold through music, dance, storytelling and puppetry.
Oscar Wilde Irish Theater and Workshop - Players Theatre
Through October 26, 2008 - Manhattan
Families step into Wilde's imagination as the story unfolds through music, dance, storytelling and puppetry. A pre-show arts workshop will introduce cast members and the playwright while learning something special about Irish Culture.
Toy Boat-Making Workshop - Maritime Aquarium
Through October 26, 2008 - Norwalk
Stop by the Toy Boat-Making area for this 20-minute project. Build and decorate a toy sailboat to take home as a special keepsake of your visit.
Take Part in Art - Weir Farm National Historic Site
Through October 26, 2008 - Wilton
Visitors have the opportunity to experience plein air painting. Watercolor supplies will be supplied by the National Park Service. Every Saturday and Sunday in October.
Pumpkin Patch Weekends - Stamford Museum & Nature Center
Through October 26, 2008 - Stamford
The pumpkin patch will be open each weekend in October from 10 am to 3 pm. Take a trip through the Boo Barn or try your luck in the hay bale maze, free with gate admission. Pumpkins of all shapes and sizes will be for sale.
Pumpkin Pickin' - Queens County Farm
Through October 26, 2008 - Floral Park
October is pumpkin month at the Farm Museum. Families enjoy wandering through the planting field to find their favorite pumpkin. Price of pumpkins will be determined by size of pumpkin. Weekends only.
The Amazing Maize Maze - Queens County Farm
Through October 26, 2008 - Floral Park
Kids will enjoy getting lost in the 3 acre interactive corn maze. The adventure begins with a stalk talk to prepare participants for the challenge of finding clues, solving puzzles and escaping the maze.
Toddler Time Tuesdays, Presented by Fisher-Price - Bronx Zoo
Through October 28, 2008 - Bronx
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Parents and little ones take a two-hour tour of child-friendly exhibits each Tuesday using our Toddler Time map. With purchase of an adult admission ticket, toddlers age 3 and under receive free admission to the Children's Zoo. Wildlife Theater shows will take place there every 20 minutes from 10:30am?12:20pm.
James Yamada: Our Starry Night - Doris C. Freedman Plaza
Through October 28, 2008 - Manhattan
Artist creates interactive passageway through Central Park. Presented by the Public Art Fund.
Nature's Notebook with Janet Shearn - Bartow-Pell Mansion
Through October 28, 2008 - Bronx
Explore and learn about the leaves, flowers and trees on the beautiful grounds of Bartow-Pell. Bartow-Pell staff will conduct walking tours about the local flora and then students will work with an artist to draw from observation.
Kidtoons: Spookley the Square Pumpkin - City Center 15: Cinema De Lux
Through October 28, 2008 - White Plains
Halloween film about how being different can be better.
Autumn Eats - Cupcake Kids
Through October 28, 2008 - Manhattan
It's time to get excited about all of the flavorful foods the Fall season has to offer. Join in on Cupcake Kids' hands-on autumn cooking extravaganza using Fall's freshest ingredients to create delicious treats filled with apples, pumpkin, cinnamon and citrus. Children will learn the importance of using produce during its peak season to enhance the flavor of mouth-watering recipes. Come for one class or for all four.
Farmer's Market - Dobbs Ferry Village
Through October 29, 2008 - Dobbs Ferry
One vendor selling fruits, vegetables, and plants.
Junior Master Naturalists - New Canaan Nature Center
Through October 29, 2008 - New Canaan
This 6-week in-depth class is designed for kids who have a strong interest in animals, wildlife and natural history. Students will closely interact with live teaching collection of animals including birds of prey, reptiles and mammals. This class is designed to give an in-depth, hands-on introduction to natural history and wildlife management. Upon completion of the class, kids will become a certified Junior Master Naturalist and will be eligible for animal and education volunteer opportunities at New Canaan Nature Center.
Robots in Space Workshop - American Museum of Natural History
Through October 29, 2008 - Manhattan
Children will discover how we can use robotic rovers and probes to explore places in space where humans cannot survive. In this class, participants will design and build the Lego Mindstorms design system.
Explore Latino Voices - Newark Museum
Through October 30, 2008 - Newark
Explore the emotions you experience when you look at the work of art, The Deepest Blue by Juana Valdes. Create your own work of art using porcelain tiles that tell your story. Saturdays and Sundays in October.
'Portraits and Illustrations'Jody A. Lee - Harrison Public Library
Through October 30, 2008 - Harrison
Oil portraits and figurative works, focusing on children in lyrical or abstract settings. An award-winning illustrator, Lee is known for her book covers, such as "A Wrinkle in Time" and Mercedes Lackey's "Valdemar" novels.
Multilingual Mother Goose - Chappaqua Library
Through October 30, 2008 - Chappaqua
Learn children's rhymes, fingerplays and songs in other languages. Must register in person at the Children's Room desk or by calling.
Fiber Revolution - UConn Stamford Art Gallery
Through October 30, 2008 - Stamford
Fiber for the Imagination, an exhibit featuring the works of Fiber Revolution, a network of thirty professional textile artists residing in six states, is on display in the Gallery at the University of Connecticut at Stamford. The exhibit includes a broad assortment of pieces covering the gallery walls with art as quilted fabrics. Gallery hours are: Monday-Thursday 8:30am-7pm, Friday 8:30am-5pm, and Saturday 9am-12pm.
Sightings - The Peekskill Coffee House
Through October 31, 2008 - Peekskill
Photographs by Raeford Dwyer.
FACE PAINTING AT THE MARKET - Ridgefield Farmer's Market
Through October 31, 2008 - Ridgefield
Facepainter Noah Hirt-Manheimer, from the Enchanted Garden School of the Arts is at the market every Friday under the Enchanted Garden Tent.
Implant: Organized by the Horticultural Society of New York - UBS Gallery
Through October 31, 2008 - Manhattan
Implant will present 45 artists, including Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Pipilotti Rist, Peter Coffin and Tacita Dean.
Nyack in its Heyday: 1940's and 1950's - Nyack Library
Through October 31, 2008 - Nyack
The Historical Society of the Nyacks presents Nyack in its Heyday: 1940's and 1950's, a special display in the Nyack Library lobby. This photographic exhibit features selected Lewis F. Stockmeyer's professional photographs. Stockmeyer was a noted Rockland County commercial and aerial photographer for over 35 years. The exhibit is located in glass cases adjacent to the Local History Room.
Seeing the Stars! Observatory Visitor's Night - Stamford Observatory
Through October 31, 2008 - Stamford
View the sky through a 22-inch research telescope and learn about what is happening in the astronomical cycle. Weather permitting. Every Friday.
Fear Theatre - Liberty Science Center
Through October 31, 2008 - Jersey City
Imagine a venomous snake slithering up your arm. Are you scared? Fear is an entire body response triggering the fight or flight mechanism. Through interactive experiments, guests will learn about the inner workings of the brain and experience firsthand how the human body physically responds to fear.
Scarecrow Invasion - Lyndhurst
Through October 31, 2008 - Tarrytown
Explore one or all six hundred scarecrows that look like famous artists and historical figures created by local students. Participate in the scavenger hunt and try your luck at a raffle for a family pass to Boofest.
Art Show and Reception - Saddle River Valley Cultural Center
Through October 31, 2008 - Upper Saddle River
The Cultural Center is featuring a show of works by local artist Jennifer Leonard, who is inspired by both poetry and nature. She employs a variety of media, including calligraphy, acrylic painting and collage in her works, which are on display throughout the month. Meet the artist at a free reception on Sunday, October 12 from 3:00�5:00pm. Refreshments will be served.
All Around the Globe Month - Long Island Children's Museum
Through October 31, 2008 - Garden City
The Children's Museum focuses on the global community with workshops and events throughout the month.
Halloween Hayride Spooktacular - Stew Leonard's
Through October 31, 2008 - Norwalk
This 15-minute family-friendly hayride featuring 25 different vignettes, ranging from scenes of popular movie and television characters, to traditional holiday settings, which illuminate to a choreographed musical light show. The children receive their "treat" of candy after the ride. Rides Monday through Thursday at 3-8pm. Friday 3-9pm. Saturday and Sunday 10am-8pm.
Gods, Myths & Mortals: Discover Ancient Greece - Children's Museum of Manhattan
Through November 01, 2008 - Manhattan
Highlights of this exhibition include an ?Odyssey experience? that takes children on a journey through such immersive environments as a 13-foot tall Trojan Horse; a Cyclops Cave and the Sirens? Cove; a gymnasium setting where visitors test their athletic prowess in arm wresting and leg strength; computer programs to reconstruct the Temple to Zeus; and a working replica of the Antikythera Mechanism, a unique archaeological find believed to be the world?s oldest computer (ca. 150 BC).
The exhibition is the culmination of more than two years of research by the CMOM staff, including research with eight-10-year olds about how they want to learn about the past, and collaboration with five universities and the Greek government.
The 4,000 square foot exhibit will remain at CMOM for 18 months, before traveling to the Hellenic Museum in Chicago and embarking on a four-year national tour.
Take me Out to the Ball Game - New York Public Library for the Performing Arts
Through November 01, 2008 - Manhattan
An exhibition for the whole family to celebrate the 100th anniversary of baseball theme songs. The exhibition focuses on composers who were fans and wrote about the game, looks at baseball and promotion via vaudeville and the musical stage, and features baseball musicians and vocalists of the national anthem.
Great Hall Exhibit: Emil Weiss - Westport-Library
Through November 01, 2008 - Westport
"The Revealing Eye", drawings by Emil Weiss, 1896-1965, will be on display in The Great Hall for the months of October and November. One of the last "artist-reporters," an old journalistic specialty which was superseded by photography, the collection includes coverage of many political figures of the day.
Of Mice and Men - Westport Country Playhouse
Through November 01, 2008 - Westport
The classic drama by John Steinbeck, directed by Mark Lamos. The play is based on John Steinbeck's 1937 tale of two traveling companions, George and Lennie, who wander the country during the Depression, dreaming of a better life for themselves. George wants to own land and be his own boss. His mentally challenged partner, Lennie, simply wants rabbits to play with. When it seems that their dreams might be attainable, something goes terribly wrong. Tony Award-winning designer Michael Yeargan will be scenic designer, with the legendary Jane Greenwood as costume designer.
The Haunted Graveyard - Lake Compounce
Through November 01, 2008 - Bristol
The Haunted Graveyard is a walk-through attraction featuring six haunted houses and a graveyard, all linked by a labyrinth of terrifying trails. Rated PG for Pretty Ghoulish. The show is intended for adults and very brave children.
LINCOLN CENTER'S GREAT PERFORMERS PRESENTS 'THE JOY OF MUSIC: LEONARD BERNSTEIN ON FILM' - Walter Reade Theater
Through November 01, 2008 - Manhattan
Lincoln Center begins its 2008-09 Great Performers season with The Joy of Music: Leonard Bernstein on Film, an 11-part film series, October 15 through November 1, 2008 in the Walter Reade Theater, 165 West 65th Street. Made between 1954 and 1993, The Joy of Music films showcase this beloved musician's multifaceted roles as conductor, composer, pianist, educator, and communicator who embraced the emerging power of television to guide viewers through the cultural landscape of his time. These films cover his groundbreaking trips with the New York Philharmonic to Moscow and Japan, the exuberance of his Young People's Concerts, and his transcendent Mahler performances with the Vienna Philharmonic and London Symphony Orchestra. There will also be a screening of the 1954 film On the Waterfront, which earned Bernstein an Oscar nomination for Best Score. Among the Bernstein associates and experts who will be introducing the films are two long-time members of the New York Philharmonic, Principal Clarinetist Stanley Drucker and Archivist/Historian Barbara Haws.
Guided Tours of Kykuit Estate - Kykuit, the Rockefeller Estate
Through November 02, 2008 - Sleepy Hollow
With a new tour menu, Kykuit, the Rockefeller estate, is open to visitors for the season until November 2. The estate includes a six-story stone house, terraced gardens, art galleries, outdoor sculpture, and Hudson River views. The weekend-only Kids Tour is ideal for those visiting Kykuit with children under 10. Advanced ticket buying is strongly recommended. All tours start at the Kykuit Visitor Center.
Tours of Kykuit, Rockefeller' Estate - Kykuit Estate
Through November 02, 2008 - Sleepy Hollow
Kykuit, the Rockefeller estate, is now open to visitors for the season with a new tour menu. The weekend-only Kids Tour is ideal for those visiting Kykuit with children under 10. The estate includes a six-story stone house, terraced gardens, art galleries, outdoor sculpture, and Hudson River views. Visitors can buy their tickets online in advance, choosing the exact tour, time, and date they want to visit. Tours operate daily, except Tuesdays. Advanced ticket buying is strongly recommended. Tickets may be purchased online, by telephone, or at the Kykuit Visitor Center at Philipsburg Manor. All tours start at the Kykuit Visitor Center.
Family Program: Moore for Kids - New York Botanical Garden
Through November 02, 2008 - Bronx
Explore the beautiful sculpture of Henry Moore across the Garden and in the Everett Children's Adventure Garden. Create your own works of art using techniques inspired by the renowned sculptor.
Frick's Vermeer's Reunited - Frick Collection
Through November 02, 2008 - Manhattan
Particularly beloved among the paintings at the Frick are its three works by Johannes Vermeer (1632-1675), Office and Laughing Girl, Mistress and Maid, and Girl Interrupted at Her Music. These rare canvases will be together on the same wall for the first time in 10 years.
Halloween High School - Downtown Cabaret Theatre
Through November 02, 2008 - Bridgeport
High-energy, monster-mash of a musical. Come back to school with a classroom full of movie monster favorites from past and present. Also showing at 2:30.
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