MoMA UNIQLO NYC Nights
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
4 West 53rd Street
New York, NY
Suggested Ages: All, Adult Friendly
Visit MoMA for free the first Friday of every month. Tickets must be reserved in advance (up to two adults, unlimited kids) and are released one week before each event.
MoMA stays open late on the first Friday of every month with free admission for New Yorkers. Enjoy music by DJs from The Lot Radio, along with beer, cocktails, and more at a pop-up bar. Explore in the galleries, get creative with drop-in drawing sessions, and see a film in the theaters. Stores and café are also open.
Tickets must be reserved in advance (up to two adults, unlimited kids) and are released one week before each event. Proof of NYC residency required.
⭐️ See our complete guide to Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
Dog Man: The Musical
See a hilarious musical based on the worldwide bestselling series Dog Man from Dav Pilkey, adapted for the stage by acclaimed TheaterWorksUSA.
A brilliant soundtrack (we love the Evil ABCs) and excellent cast tell the story of 5th graders George and Harold making a musical based on their favorite character, Dog Man, the…
More info
Easter Bonnet Parade
Wear your favorite hat (or make a special one) and stroll down traffic-free Fifth Avenue to check out some classic and crazy Easter bonnets and ensembles in a New York City tradition that stretches back to the 1870s. It gets crowded as the day goes on (try to leave strollers at home), but still one…
More info
Carnegie Hall Fall Family Day: Spring Fest
Enjoy free, interactive, and fun musical activities and performances in Carnegie Hall’s Resnick Education Wing. Journey through a musical celebration of the earth, the elements, and all things spring.
Activities are ongoing; drop in anytime.
More info
New York Theatre Ballet’s Carnival of the Animals
See a kid-friendly, one-hour original ballet by New York Theatre Ballet. In a magical forest, Queen Diana and her shaggy lion rule a charming assortment of animals who live quite peaceably until a pair of lost children wander in and the fun begins.
Also see Antony Tudor’s Little Improvisations, a charming portrayal of two children…
More info