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The Easter Parade

Starting at 49th street going up 5th ave stroll and take in the bonnets

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Easter Sugar Cookie Decorating at Harry’s Table

Come and indulge in the joy of making edible masterpieces. We'll provide all the necessary supplies, including a variety of colorful frostings, sprinkles, and other decorative toppings

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No School

Spring Break/Good Friday

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No School

Spring Break/Good Friday

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Conversation at the Killarney Rose

Join Teachers and Students for Happy Hour

Meet in the lobby at 4:30PM

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Museum of the Dog

The AKC Museum of the Dog preserves, interprets, and celebrates the role of dogs in society and educates the public about the human-canine bond through its collection of art and exhibits that inspire engagement with dogs.

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Decorate Easter Cookies with Your Friends in the lobby @ 1PM

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New York Aquarium

It's the real-time experience of awe-inspiring ocean life in the New York Aquarium in Coney Island, NYC. Explore the beautiful ocean wonders from closer looks at sea creatures and feel the energy in water with these animals in the aquarium. Then hang out on the boardwalk

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Home for Retired Playground Animals

New York City has an official retirement home for worn-out playground animals, you know, the ones we used to climb on as kids. Flushing Meadows Corona Park now has a section set aside for these beloved concrete animals that have seen better days.

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Bronx Museum of Arts

Founded in 1971 and featuring more than 1,000 works, this multicultural art museum shines a spotlight on 20th- and 21st-century artists who are either Bronx-based or of African, Asian or Latino ancestry.

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Saint Patrick’s Day Parade

It's the oldest and largest St. Patrick’s Day Parade in the world and it's been a time-honored tradition of Irish pride ever since.

Midtown Manhattan transforms into a big party with a sea of green revelers every year for this festive affair.

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Brooklyn Grange

Founded in 2010, Brooklyn Grange is the leading rooftop farming and intensive green roofing business in the US, operating the world’s largest rooftop soil farms, located in New York City. Brooklyn Grange promotes sustainable urban living by building green spaces, hosting educational programming and events, and widening access to locally grown produce in New York City communities.

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Pink Pier

Experience the world’s first all-pink pier at Watermark, Pier 15 NYC, Explore the Lover’s Throne, capture memories in a life-size Sweethearts box, and soak in skyline views across the East River.

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Ping Pong Pods

You can play at any time of day. The whole booking process is totally autonomous for some futuristic fun. Balls and paddles are provided, and you can even buy some drinks and snacks while you're there.

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Tea Ceremony at The Loft

Japan Village at Industry City, which is both a food hall and supermarket full of Japanese groceries, has expanded upward with a 20,000-square-foot second floor it's calling The Loft.

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Great Jones Distillery

Great Jones Distilling Co. is Manhattan’s first and only legal whiskey distillery in over 100 years.The 28,000-square-foot venue features a fully functioning distillery, a tasting room and several drinking and dining venues, including an underground speakeasy and full restaurant called The Grid.

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Conversation at the Killarney Rose

Join Teachers and Students for Happy Hour

Meet in the lobby at 4:30PM

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Join Ian for a trip to Rizzoli Bookstore Meet in the lobby at 1pm

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Play with Bubbles at NYSCI

The Big Bubble Experiment, an exhibit at New York Hall of Science (NYSCI) in Queens, celebrating beautiful, buoyant, beguiling bubbles.The exhibit encourages kids of all ages to experiment and discover through the joy of playing with bubbles. That includes blowing, stretching, popping and looking closely to see what happens at each move.

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American Museum of Natural History

Founded in 1869, this New York City essential is packed to the brim with artifacts from around the world.

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Hear Some Gospel Music

On Sundays, the Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem is one of the most popular services to attend to hear this inspirational music

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Explore 100 years of NYC: Art and Pop Culture

A major exhibit by the Museum of the City of New York titled "This Is New York: 100 Years of the City in Art and Pop Culture" explores the contradictions of life in NYC through the lenses of visual art, television, film, music, theater, literature and fashion.

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Get your Karaoke on at Sing Sing Ave A @ 81 Avenue A

$2/Song at bar with one drink per person minimum

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Conversation at the Killarney Rose

Join Teachers and Students for Happy Hour

Meet in the lobby at 4:30PM

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Join Ian for a trip to McNally Jackson Bookstore Meet in the lobby at 1pm

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Art Class with Color Wink

Drop by Sugar Hill Creamery between 2-4 for a free class in etching

184 Malcolm X BLVD

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The Climate Museum: The End of Fossil Fuel

The exhibits trace the origins of the climate and inequality crises and how we got to where we are today

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Queens County Farm Museum

Feed and pet the barnyard animals, including sheep, ponies and goats, hop aboard a hayride and come back during the fall harvest season when you can go pumpkin picking and attempt to find your way through the Amazing Maize Maze (yes, that’s a corn maze).

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Governor’s Island

If you crave an escape from the city that won’t land you in debt, head to the ever-changing urban oasis of Governors Island, NY which combines park, adult playground and outdoor art space into a single lovely haven for adventure.

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Women Dressing Women at The Met

A refreshing new fashion exhibit at The Met hands the mic to pioneering women designers who dress women of all shapes and sizes. The exhibition shows how female designers have reclaimed the body—and are reclaiming the message in fashion.

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Explore the Disney Store Times Square Meet in the lobby at 1pm.

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Picasso in Fontainebleau at MoMA

MoMA's "Picasso in Fontainebleau," on view through February 17, is the latest show in NYC presented as part of the international Picasso celebration marking 50 years since his death.

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The Polonsky Exhibition at the NYPL

The exhibit spans 4,000 years of history and includes a wide range of history-making pieces, including the only surviving letter from Christoper Columbus announcing his "discovery" of the Americas to King Ferdinand’s court and the first Gutenberg Bible brought over to the Americas.

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Winter Dog Days Governors Island

All 172 glorious acres of Governors Island are open to dogs (and people) every Saturday and Sunday in February.

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Flaco the Owl Exhibit

It was only a matter of time until Flaco, NYC's fallen owl king, became the subject of his very own exhibit. The beloved Eurasian eagle-owl used to fly around the city after escaping from the zoo, until he passed away about a year ago.

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The Color Factory

Color Factory is a celebration for your senses. We tap into the joy of color through the expression of art to create experiences that make people of all ages smile, connect, remember, and feel like kids again.

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The Hungry Pearl Food Hall meet @ 1PM in the Lobby

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Fresh, Fly, and Fabulous:  50 Years of Hip Hop

The museum at FIT celebrates the birth of hip-hop and its influence on fashion over the past five decades. With more than 100 garments and accessories, it's the largest and most comprehensive exhibition to explore this revolutionary and influential style. The free exhibit is open Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from noon to 8pm, and Saturdays and Sundays from 10am to 5pm.

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The 2026 Orchid Show at the New York Botanical Garden, running from February 7 to April 26, 2026, is titled "Mr. Flower Fantastic's Concrete Jungle". Designed by the titular floral artist, this 23rd annual exhibition reimagines iconic New York City streetscapes—including subway stations, brownstones, and fire escapes—overtaken by thousands of vibrant, blooming orchids.

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Brooklyn Bridge

The Brooklyn Bridge is an official landmark of the city, which you should not miss even in winter. Make sure to walk across the impressive bridge and enjoy the unique view across the East River to Brooklyn in the clear winter air. And while you’re on the bridge, take a stroll to Brooklyn Bridge Park.

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NYC Craft Beer Fest

Join in at Chelsea Industrial for a session filled with local favorites, international drafts, and handcrafted microbrews. Indulge in limitless beer tastings, groove to live performances, savor delectable bites, and engage in interactive games.

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Free Fridays at MoMA

MoMA, is one of the largest and most influential modern and contemporary art museums in the world. Since it houses an extensive collection of over 150,000 works of art, ranging from painting and sculpture to photography, design, and film, the MoMA is a popular destination for art enthusiasts and offers a unique experience for those who want to explore the world of modern and

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Conversation at the Killarney Rose

Join Teachers and Students for Happy Hour

Meet in the lobby at 4:30PM

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Movie Day meet in the lobby at 1pm

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Brooklyn Craft Company

A DIY mecca with workshops on all kinds of crafting skills, from knitting to macrame. They'll put your hands to work and your mind at ease. There's an online store where you can purchase the necessary supplies you'll need.

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Ice Skating at Rockefeller Center

The rink at Rockefeller Center offers an unforgettable experience in a great setting. Expect a bit of a wait, as it is one of the most popular rinks in New York.

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Bumper Cars on Ice at Bryant Park

When was the last time you found yourself in a bumper car? If it’s been too long, head to Bryant Park to bump, slide and spin on the ice (ages 7+). After the holiday season ends, Bryant Park dusts off the beloved bumper cars and opens up the 17,000-square-foot ice rink exclusively for this fun winter activity in NYC

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Conversation at the Killarney Rose

Join Teachers and Students for Happy Hour

Meet in the lobby at 4:30PM

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Drunk Shakespeare

Five actors take on Shakespeare classics after downing five shots

The Ruby Theatre

35 West 39th st

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Petanque Bar

The Carreau Club, the nation’s indoor pétanque bar, with indoor and outdoor courts. Pétanque (pronounced puh-TONK) is a bocce-ball style French boules sport. Carreau Club makes it a great night out with a full bar, craft beer, wine and cocktails, and a small deli counter.

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Conversation at the Killarney Rose

Join Teachers and Students for Happy Hour

Meet in the lobby at 4:30PM

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Paradox Experience

Get a new perspective at American Dream at the Paradox Experience, where you explore a collection of family-friendly exhibits where “nothing seems logical, yet all is utterly real,” including an Infinity Well, where you’ll “fly through an abyss.” The Paradox Sofa will have you questioning reality and the Paradox Tunnel will make it hard to walk a straight line. According to Fever, each exhibit inspires and challenges with ultimate creativity. Plus, it makes for trippy IG photos!

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Lektrik: A Festival of Lights

Queens Botanical Garden has a beautiful light show you’ll want to see this year called “Lektrik.” With over 1 million LED lights, this illuminated trail imitates a lush garden with giant lanterns—including 40 stunning lamp scenes crafted by 150 artisans using 120 tons of steel and 150,000 feet of silk—and brings it to life with acrobatic performers, stone-carving, an artisan market and ambient music.

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The Grand Bizarre

On Columbus and 77th st is one of the oldest and largest vintage and craft market.

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Hawt Toddy - Monarch Rooftop

Cozy up at one of our favorite winter rooftop bars in NYC and knock back one of their signature Hawt Toddy cocktails!

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MoonRise

Calling all astrology lovers this winter! MoonRise: A Nouveau Circus Immersive Performance is officially here in NYC, and now you can be mesmerized by a captivating show of circus-based acts and astrological cocktails! This interactive multi-sensory experience will have you in awe all night long…sipping ethereal drinks while aerialists fly over your head! Learn more about it here.

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Conversation at the Killarney Rose

Join Teachers and Students for Happy Hour

Meet in the lobby at 4:30PM

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Explore Washington Square Park and the NYU Bookstore.  Meet in the lobby at 1pm.

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Grab a bite at Shaver Hall

The New York City food hall scene is gaining a vibrant addition in the heart of Midtown. Occupying the shuttered Lord & Taylor flagship, Shaver Hall is a 35,000-square-foot eatery that will liven up corporate lunchtimes (and beyond) with a smorgasbord of cuisines, fun events, and live entertainment.

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Winter Whirl at the Oculus

We love hitting the ice rink come Christmastime, but if you’re looking to capture the fun indoors where its warm, opt for the Winter Whirl at the Oculus, a roller rink surrounded by festive displays and shops, all while Christmasy tunes play for visitors. Those 8 and up are invited to take a spin around this holiday-themed attraction. Additionally, the rink is ADA-compliant, and wheelchair users are welcome to skate.

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The Grand Bizarre

On Columbus and 77th st is one of the oldest and largest vintage and craft market.

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The Banksy Museum

Banksy is undoubtedly today’s most famous and controversial street artist. The Banksy Museum resolutely sets out to introduce Banksy and his unusual approach through the creativity he has shown in the streets all over the world.

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Conversation at the Killarney Rose

Join Teachers and Students for Happy Hour

Meet in the lobby at 4:30PM

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Santa’s Secret Holiday

Spice up your holiday season at Santa’s Secret Immersive Holiday Experience in Hudson Yards! This raunchy, festive event has everything you need to get in the holiday spirit—from life-sized snow globes to gingerbread girls and rugged, wintery lumberjacks.

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NYBG Holiday Train Nights

Choo choo! This year marks the 32nd annual Holiday Train Show at The New York Botanical Garden is back again this December! It features 3/4 miles of track with delightful model trains and trolleys.

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Frozen Hot Chocolate at Serendipity

Dating back to 1954, this iconic establishment was a frequent hangout for celebrities like Andy Warhol, Marilyn Monroe and Joan Rivers. Heck, Jackie Kennedy once tried to buy the trademarked frozen hot chocolate recipe for a party at the White House.

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Ice Skating at Wollman Rink

New York City transforms into a winter wonderland during the holidays. Of the dozen ice skating rinks open for the season, there’s one you can’t afford to miss: the Wollman Rink in Central Park.

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Union Square Holiday Market

The smell of roasting nuts and hot apple cider wafts through the air as eager crowds elbow their way from one cozy stall to the next. No proper New York City Christmas Bucket List is complete without a visit to the Union Square Holiday Market.

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The Secret World of Elephants at AMNH

Majestic, incredible elephants are getting the spotlight in a new exhibit at The American Museum of Natural History. "The Secret World of Elephants" showcases both modern and ancient elephants, offering visitors a chance to see a full-scale model of a woolly mammoth, learn about what elephants eat, touch an elephant's tooth, listen to elephant calls and more.

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Sinister Secrets of the Seaport Walking Tour

Beneath the cobblestone streets of the Seaport, secrets hid underground for decades—until now, that is. A new walking tour led by the South Street Seaport Museum unearths the neighborhood's freaky and fascinating facts.

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Hear Some Gospel Music

On Sundays, the Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem is one of the most popular services to attend to hear this inspirational music

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Santaland at Macy’s

The day after the Thanksgiving Day Parade you can visit Santaland in Mancy, and you can't miss what is an authentic Christmas experience in New York. There is a North Pole scenography with elves, little trains, Mrs. Claus and Santa himself who will be waiting to hear your wishes, along with his reindeer.