U.S. Women’s National Team World Cup Parade
Jul 10, 2019 @ 9:30 amâ 11:00 am
Battery Park
Battery Place (State Street & Whitehall St)
New York, NY
Suggested Ages: All, Adult Friendly
Celebrate the U.S Womenâs National Team’s second consecutive World Cup with a Ticker Tape Parade along Broadway beginning from The Battery to City Hall.đâŁ
Pulse Portal
Explore Davis McCartyâs iridescent installation, Pulse Portal, on the Waterfront Plaza at Brookfield Place. Walk around the gemstones or through the dichromatic archway and view the rainbow palette of colored shadows that move throughout the day powered by sunlight.
Pulse Portal is built from NASA developed materials where colors transform as the angle of theâŚ
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Celebration of Math presented by the Russian School of Mathematics
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The Skyscraper Museum Family Program: Shapes & Skyscrapers
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Free, but online registration required. Walk-in spots sometimes available if sold out.
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Winter Blast: A Family Day of Native Games
Play Native games from across the Western Hemisphere. Try your hand at Inuit yo-yo, ring and pin, Hawaiian chess, hoop throwing, and more.
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imagiNATIONS Activity Center
Solve puzzles, perform experiments, play state-of-the-art computer simulations and find out how corn is like a dog in this interactive, family-friendly space. Explore scientific principles behind Native innovations and technologies that are so ingenious, many remain a part of our daily lives.
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Battery Playscape
Explore a new playground with five ecology zonesâBluff, Marsh, Dune, Meadow, and Riverbedâ in resilient design, post-Superstorm Sandy when the park survived the full force of the 15-foot storm surge and became a focal point of sea level rise. Lyrical patterns of water illuminate the portal, fence, and custom seating. Daylight filters through the punctuatedâŚ
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GovÂerÂnors Island WinÂter VilÂlage
Enjoy seaÂsonÂal activÂiÂties, fesÂtive winÂter lights, games and food and drinks alongÂside warmÂing fire pits. Explore winÂter arts and culÂturÂal proÂgramÂming amid a sparkling disÂplay of holÂiÂday lights and a hisÂtoric Coast Guard-era fire truck photo-op. Play lawn games like cornÂhole, can jam and giant JenÂga.
⸠Spin on a 5,000-square foot outdoor skatÂing rinkâŚ
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The Rink at Brookfield Place
Skate on a small rink overlooking New York Harbor with incredible views. Uncovered and windy so dress accordingly.
Skate aids and pushable sit-down sleighs for small beginners available for $15 ($20 on weekend). Sign up for one hour sessions. Private and group learn to skate and hockey lessons available.
Eat at an array of yummyâŚ
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