Family Concert: Brady Rymer and The Little Band That Could, + Studio Art Session
The Jewish Museum
1109 Fifth Avenue at 92nd Street
New York, NY
Suggested Ages: All
Groove with Grammy-nominated Brady Rymer and The Little Band That Could. Dance to rootsy, accordion-laced pop and rock music, as well as songs from the albums Under The Big Umbrella and Love Me For Who I Am where individuality is celebrated across abilities and kindness wins the day.
From 11:30 am-3 pm, drop into Studio Art Session to explore mixed media portraits in the Jewish Museum Collection and and create a unique collage portrait with small found objects and colorful papers.
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Immersion Room
Go inside your design in the kid-favorite Immersion Room (formerly Margaret Carnegie’s bedroom). Create digital wallpaper – or chose from an amazing assortment in the museum’s collection covering hundreds of years and a range of styles – and project them onto the wall from floor to ceiling—for a vibrant, impactful, immersive experience. Experiment with scaling,…
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NYC Must-See Week
Jan 17-Feb 12, snag 2-for-1 tickets to many of NYC’s iconic attractions, museums, tours and performing arts. Use promo code MSW23 online for most venues; see nycgo.com for details.
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Kindness Crafting Club
Make tie dye party shirts to cheer up kids fighting cancer – and shop for your own tie dye apparel with The Craft Studio in partnership with Tie Dye For A Good Cause. The cost for participants will help cover supplies and staffing but The Craft Studio will be proud to donate any leftover funds…
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Coquí Club: Honoring Black & Afro-Latinx Artists
Join an interactive, bilingual program facilitated by El Museo museum educators with storytelling, discussion and an art making project.
February is an opportunity to honor and highlight the accomplishments of many Black leaders in the community. Learn bout special Black and Afro-Latinx artists and explore a little more about their identities as Black and Latino.
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