Fall is coming and that means your calendar is going to start filling up quickly with school dates and everything from art to theater openings. To help you begin planning for this year’s children’s theater… Read More »Fall Family Theater: Gustafer, The Gruffalo, Mummenschanz and more….
The Police Athletic League has its biggest summer party tomorrow TODAY to celebrate the culmination of their Summer Play Streets program. Kids from ages 6-16 years can participate in a ton of activities including: Double-Dutch,… Read More »Party with Police Athletic League
Walking across the Brooklyn Bridge is a memorable event for kids- but imagine their excitement when doing it with hundreds to promote healthy living and public access to affordable locally grown food. Join Let’s Move!… Read More »Walk Across the Brooklyn Bridge and Eat at Farm To Table Restaurants
Come out Thursday night to enjoy the last of SummerStarz; Town Square ’s family music and movie series at the East River State Park. The series wraps up wraps up this Thursday, August 16th so… Read More »Last Night of SummerStarz is Thursday!
Sponsored Post I’ve been excited ever since the East River Ferry asked me to come up with 4 great day trips for families highlighting stops along their ferry route. It’s given me a chance to… Read More »Ferry Yourself to Long Island City for a Day of Art
Happy Friday, folks! This weekend there are loads of activities for the entire family’s enjoyment. This weekend’s Downtown Dance Festival is the longest-running public dance festival so head to Battery Park to see everything from… Read More »Weekend Events: Downtown Dance Festival, Hip Tot Music Fest, Blown Away by Poetry, and Tons More!
This afternoon, a reader posted on Facebook asking, “If you know of a pre k half day program that isn’t full, please let me know. Thanks.” I answered it on Facebook, but I thought some… Read More »New Schools in Brooklyn: from Montessori to Immersion
The DOE’s reform in special education will get its true test this fall when schools implement the new programs. The reform entails moving children with the least restrictive settings from self-contained classes to classrooms that… Read More »DOE Opens Hotline and Office Hours for Upcoming Special Ed Reform
Sometimes watching the Olympics without a cheering crowd just isn’t that much fun. What if you could watch the Olympic soccer matches in a mini-stadium with a large screen along with fellow enthusiasts all within… Read More »Watch the Olympic Soccer Gold at Upper 90
A new urgent care center in Park Slope has been getting very good reviews on the parent list serves and on Yelp. Premier Care of Park Slope has been getting kudos for efficient and thoughtful… Read More »Urgent Care Facilities in Brooklyn: Which Ones are the Best?