“Life is about the people you meet and the things you create with them, so go out and start creating.” – The Holstee Manifesto. This is your moment. Take your incredible experiences of being a… Read More »To Mothers Who Write: Get Out and Share Your Passion
“The Amazing Max and the Box of Interesting Things” is a magic show that we found entertaining: full of silly physical humor, stunning magic tricks and hilarious antics, we thought it was not only a… Read More »Giveaway! Tix to “The Amazing Max”
If you are the owner of a small business, or are thinking of starting a new business, there’s an amazing resource in Brooklyn for you: The Business Outreach Center (BOC) Network. It’s a small business… Read More »Are you a Writer, Designer, Chef ? Small Biz Workshops!
If your child can say “nǐhǎo” and “gracias”, you might not worry so much about them saying “please” and “thank you” in English. This week and next, two language programs are offering the opportunity to… Read More »Kids Can Try a New Language for Free
Are you a list maker? Some people love ’em and others hate ’em. I’m a virgo- which pretty much means I are doomed to make lists my whole life. But, I am glad- whenever I… Read More »Some Pretty Great Lists to Get you Organized
Happy Friday, folks! And Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Weekend! Are you excited for the long weekend? We surely are. We hope you had a great week and are ready to unwind and dive into… Read More »Weekend Events: Free Kids Yoga, Jam on DUMBO, MLK Celebrations, and Much More!
Though there are events all weekend to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr’s legacy, (check our weekend events here), there are some special ones on the actual day it’s celebrated- Monday, January 16th. MLK Day is… Read More »Martin Luther King Day Events in NYC on MLK Day
When I looked up why chess is a good game to play (I know it’s supposed to be good for you, I just wanted to know why)- the reasons listed are numerous; it develops memory… Read More »Checkmate My Friend: Chess Clubs For Kids in Brooklyn
Did you replace your old VCR, DVD player or perhaps a new computer this holiday? Wondering what to do with those old devices like a plug-in keyboard or that’s rat nest of cables? You can… Read More »E-Waste Recycling Happening This Weekend in Brooklyn
Carnegie Hall loves its youngest audience members- it’s a rare opportunity for the Hall to let loose. Giggles, whispers, reading and talking to a performer are encouraged and embraced whenever a family concert gets underway.… Read More »Carnegie Hall with Kids? Totally!