Celebrate Father's Day with Pride through online readings and Q&A. with authors GARETH PETERS and GARRY PARSONSfor Adventures with My Daddies, ELLIOT KRELOFF for Tuesday is a Daddy's Day and RYAN BROCKINGTON and ISAAC WEBSTER for Daddy & Dada. Hosted by beloved children's book store Books of Wonder.

Explore cool areas of mathematics not covered in school and stoke the flames for a lifelong appreciation of mathematics. Daily sessions are available for grades pre-K through 12 on topics such as Shape Shifters and Crazy Dice. Some sessions are free on a first-come, first-served basis.

Experienced preschool specialist help children ages three to five play educational games that broaden math knowledge, improve problem-solving skills, fine-tune motor coordination, and enhance communication and social skills. Themes include Comparisons, Count By Sight and Odds and Evens. Later times also available.

Join live virtual art-making classes with Guggenheim educators. Explore images of the museum’s architecture, artwork from the museum's permanent collection and special exhibitions. Includes guided dialogue around a selection of artworks and process-oriented art-making projects focus on a new theme each week. Kids will be encouraged to continue working independently after the class. All are…

Join an Intrepid Museum Educator each week to explore history, science, and ingenuity online together. Family-friendly and engaging for all ages. Includes hands-on projects. Advance registration required to receive Zoom information and print-at-home materials when necessary. Individuals with developmental disabilities and their families can join monthly Sunday Access  programs.

Join master storyteller Steve Sherman for a wacky workshop designed for rising kindergarteners through third graders. Enjoy stories, games, and laughter in a hilariously fun children’s event. Presented by the Museum of Math.

Explore a family tree... of colored dots! Led by expert math educator Joshua Zucker,  uncover some deep rules about coloring, learn to make predictions about patterns, and figure out how to "compute colors" more efficiently. Bring your colored pens or pencils and evening of colorful, collaborative, computational exploration. For kids old enough to add, color,…

Stop by BkM Art Hangout after school for a free virtual art-making session, designed for ages 9–14. Each week, Brooklyn Museum educators introduce a simple art project inspired by works in the collection. Share finished projects on Instagram and use #BkMArtHangout to see other students’ work. Visit the Brooklyn Museum in person for more…

Kids, teens, and families are invited to join Whitney Educators for free weekly online art classes. Experiment, create, and learn together with at-home art materials.

Each week features a new theme and project connected to a work of art in the Whitney's collection or current exhibitions. Book an in-person museum visit for…

Origami expert Kathleen Sheridan teaches unique origami models. Explore the wonders of paper folding — there’s math in every fold. To participate, you’ll need several sheets of printer paper as well as several sheets of square paper (size should be 5.5″ – 8.5”). Origami paper is preferred - available to ship now from the…

Zany local educational troupe Story Pirates present the second annual Pride edition of Story Creation Zone. This virtual and interactive performance celebrates ALL of the Story Pirates communities, and it features a cast of incredible LGBTQIA+ Story Pirates, moderated by NYC company member Andrew Barbato. Kids will be invited to suggest story ideas, and the cast will…

Hans Christian Andersen Storytelling, usually at the beloved Central Park statue, moves online. Enjoy session features one iconic Andersen story as well as tales and stories that inspired Andersen or were inspired by or otherwise relates to his stories. Storytellers from the U.S. will be joined by world-class storytellers from Wales, England, Norway, China, Ireland,…

Dive into the world of jazz in New York City and create your own rhythms and patterns with New York-based musicians Sarah Elizabeth Charles and Victoria Smith in this virtual program from the Museum of the City of New York. Explore the city’s jazz scene of the past with objects from the Museum’s collections, and…

Join authors, Dnniel Haack (Prince & Knight: Tale of the Shadow King), Jodie Patterson (Born Ready: The True Story of a Boy Named Penelope), Rob Saunders (Two Grooms on a Cake) and Harry Woodgate (Grandad's Camper) for online readings and Q&A.