A new exhibit at the Museum of the City of New York: Moveable Feast: Fresh Produce and the NYC Green Cart Program Mar 22 through Jul 10 Moveable Feast: Fresh Produce and the NYC Green Cart Program documents an innovative NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene program that provides underserved communities with access to [...]
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A message from Ms. Wardlow: Students from Ms. Wardlow’s 4th grade class and Mr. Mort’s ELL classes enjoyed a field trip to the Museum of the City of New York to explore the natural resources and tools used in the Early 1600s by the Lenape people. Share on Facebook Tweet This Post
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From the American Museum of Natural History: Latin American Arts Festival March 19, 2011 | 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm This family-friendly event will highlight creative art forms practiced in various Latin American cultures. Vibrant music and dance performances, interactive workshops, and multi-media art displays will introduce audiences to this region’s unique cultural heritage. Highlights [...]
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January 6, 2011 – 3:19 pm
Students at Alain L. Locke Elementary visited the Museum of the City of New York to learn about life in the city during the time of Henry Hudson. They staff at the museum invited students to decorate their Christmas tree with reproductions of photographs from the museum’s collection. What a great way to use primary [...]
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Race to the End of the Earth recounts one of the most stirring tales in the annals of Antarctic exploration: The contest to reach the South Pole. This exhibition focuses on the challenges that the two leaders – Roald Amundsen on the Norwegian side and Captain Robert Falcon Scott on the British – faced as [...]
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The National Jazz Museum in Harlem is located on 126th Street, just blocks from Alain L. Locke Elementary School. Visit their website to learn more about current exhibitions and programs. Share on Facebook Tweet This Post
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NYC International Polar Festival Saturday, May 29 12–5 pm Kaufmann and Linder Theaters and Grand Gallery, first floor Free with Museum admission In conjunction with the opening of the exhibition Race to the End of the Earth, the Museum of Natural History presents the NYC International Polar Festival, a family-friendly program featuring performances, films, talks, demonstrations, [...]
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In addition to free admission on Sundays, the Education and Public Programs Department at the Studio Museum in Harlem has organized free programs and events geared to all our different audiences. From hands-on family workshops to theater performances, whatever their age or interest, visitors will find something to love at Target Free Sundays at the [...]
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Have you ever wondered… How does the stock market work? Who were the pioneering women of Wall Street? Why is Alexander Hamilton an important New Yorker? A visit to the Museum of American Finance is the place to find the answer to these questions! Share on Facebook Tweet This Post
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From fifth grade reporter Chance: This past Saturday, New York Cares and several kids from PS 208 went to the Metropolitan Museum of Art to do a scavenger hunt. We saw a real Egyptian Temple from long ago. We saw a realistic shark that was modern art. It was so amazing with some cool exhibits! [...]
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