Seussical - Leonard M. Goldstein Performing Arts Center
November 07, 2009 - Brooklyn

Condensed into a one-act version appropriate for young audiences by the Broadway show's creators, Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, the Cat in the Hat acts as host and emcee of this unforgettable musical romp through the beloved classics of children's author Theodore Geisel, a.k.a. Dr. Seuss. Recommended for ages 3 and up.

Take Two Film Academy is offering Film-Acting and Making classes - Mandell School
Through December 17, 2009 - New York

Take Two Film Academy is offering Film-Acting and Making classes for 6 - 14 year olds at the Mandell School (103 W 96st).

Discover Tours - Prospect Park Audubon Center at the Boathouse
November 07, 2009 - Brooklyn

Talk a walk with one of our naturalists to watch for animals, and investigate little-known facts about the Park and its animal residents.

Keeping up with the Keepers - Prospect Park Zoo
November 07, 2009 - Brooklyn

Roll up your sleeves and help the keepers care for the meerkats at the zoo. Join them behind the scenes to find out just what a keeper's job entails.

Photojournalism and the Myrtle Avenue El - New York Transit Museum
November 07, 2009 - Brooklyn

For ages 9 to 12, with parent chaperones. Begin with an overview from artist Theresa King and tour her Transit Museum exhibition, Last Day on the Myrtle Avenue El. Then travel to Myrtle Avenue with teaching artist/photographer Christina Freeman, where you'll shape your own photographic story and return to the Museum's Technology Lab to digitally edit and print your photos to take home. Advance registration by phone is recommended.

Quilt Show Workshop - Prospect Park Lefferts Historic House
November 07, 2009 - Brooklyn

As part of the Annual Quilt Show, kids see how this traditional American craft became part of modern life.

Introduction to Birdwatching - Prospect Park Audubon Center at the Boathouse
November 07, 2009 - Brooklyn

Look, up in the sky, it's a bird! But what kind? Take a tour and learn about the magnificent array of birds that call Prospect Park home.

Science Power Hour - Prospect Park Audubon Center at the Boathouse
November 07, 2009 - Brooklyn

Join a naturalist at the Audubon Center for cool science activities.

Nature Crafts - Prospect Park Audubon Center at the Boathouse
November 07, 2009 - Brooklyn

Teachers/Naturalists at the Audubon Center are available each weekend, leading structured, fun, and engaging arts activities for children. Kids create toys, puppets, and more, using all-natural materials—and it doesn't cost a thing!

The Big Apple - Brooklyn Children's Museum
November 07, 2009 - Brooklyn

Enjoy the harvest season and explore the big apple...the fruit, that is! Come learn about the apple's growing cycle and many uses, hear apple stories and folklore, and create a work of art using apples as stamps. For kids ages 18 months to 2 1/2 years. Must be accompanied by an adult.

Slime Time - Brooklyn Children's Museum
November 07, 2009 - Brooklyn

It's gooey, it's stretchy, it's yucky — it's slime! Make your own batch of edible slime and put its viscosity to the test. Discover the science behind phases of matter, the basics of polymerization, and how important slime is to the world around us.

Toxi City: Brooklyn's Brownfields Photography Exhibition - Brooklyn Lyceum
November 07, 2009 - Brooklyn

The exhibition explores the legacy of Brooklyn's industrial past and the spectrum of pollution in which we live. The exhibition features 30 photographs by Robin Michals of sites in Coney Island, DUMBO, East New York, East Williamsburg, Gowanus, Greenpoint, Red Hook, Sunset Park, and Williamsburg where historic uses have saturated the soils and groundwater with a lasting toxicity.

Where the Wild Things Are Mini Art Workshop - Rory's Room
November 07, 2009 - Brooklyn

For ages 3-5. Students will create their own wild things inspired by this classic tale, using a variety of two- and three-dimensional materials.

Where the Wild Things Are Mini Art Workshop - Parker's Place
November 07, 2009 - Brooklyn

For ages 3-5. Students will create their own wild things inspired by this classic tale, using a variety of two and three-dimensional materials.

Where the Wild Things Are Mini Art Workshop - Hudson's House
November 07, 2009 - Brooklyn

For ages 3-5. Students will create their own wild things inspired by this classic tale, using a variety of two and three-dimensional materials.

Pre-natal Yoga Class - Namaste Yoga of Kensington
November 07, 2009 - Brooklyn

Men and non-pregnant women are welcome at this gentle flow yoga class.

Drawing Fun - Kings Bay Library
November 07, 2009 - Brooklyn

Learn to sketch and cartoon. Kids draw with Karen and use their creativity and imagination.

Tweens & Teens Yoga - Bend & Bloom Yoga
Through November 10, 2009 - Brooklyn

A lively yoga class designed for tweens and teens.

Kids Yoga - Bend & Bloom Yoga
Through December 10, 2009 - Brooklyn

Spirited and flowing sequences challeng balancing poses, and imaginative relaxation tools nurture the growing independence kids. Partner poses and team-building yoga games encourages healthy socialization and body image.

Family Yoga - Bend & Bloom Yoga
Through December 12, 2009 - Brooklyn

Age appropriate poses with imaginative yoga adventures, art, and music. Partner poses and yoga games encourage parents and kids to work together while limbering up minds and bodies.

Tots Yoga - Bend & Bloom Yoga
Through December 12, 2009 - Brooklyn

Animated animal poses and imaginative games help toddlers to recognize and eventually repeat patterns and tap their budding creativity. Tot-centric poses improve motor coordination, cognitive development, and socialization while kids learn about the wonders of their body.

'Peter and The Wolf' and 'The Frog Prince' - Puppetworks
Through December 20, 2009 - Park Slope, Brooklyn

Adapted and narrated for marionettes "Peter and the Wolf" tells the story of a little boy who captures a ferocious wolf and "The Frog Prince," is the Grimm brothers' famous tale of the princess who kissed a frog and found a prince.

It Happened in Brooklyn - Brooklyn Historical Society
Through December 31, 2009 - Brooklyn

This ongoing exhibit highlights key moments in our nation's history and how they played out in Brooklyn. Visitors meet a range of Brooklyn residents through artifacts in the permanent collection of photographs, artworks, and documents. This includes Brooklyn's earliest Native American settlements, the men and women who fought in the Revolutionary War on Brooklyn's shores, Brooklynites who worked to abolish slavery, immigrants from all over the world who made Brooklyn home, and the women who kept America going by working in the Brooklyn Navy Yard during World War II.

Totally Tots - Brooklyn Children's Museum
Through December 31, 2009 - Brooklyn

Children 5 and under enter a whimsical world where they're in charge. They'll splash in the stream, put on a play, build bridges with blocks, create a collage, make music, and more. Through December 31.

Neighborhood Nature - Brooklyn Children's Museum
Through December 31, 2009 - Brooklyn

Families take a trek through natural habitats found in the midst of the city, from woodland fields to ocean tide pools. See what a fish sees inside a pond; harvest play vegetables in the community garden; meet live reptiles; and discover who lives under an oceanside dock.

World Brooklyn - Brooklyn Children's Museum
Through December 31, 2009 - Brooklyn

In this permanent exhibition, children can stroll down an urban street and journey around the globe. They can design a costume for the West Indian Day Parade in the mas camp; make a pizza in an Italian restaurant; ring up groceries at an international grocery; and dance in the Chinese New Year parade.

Collections Central - Brooklyn Children's Museum
Through December 31, 2009 - Brooklyn

Families discover treasures from the museum's collection and find out the stories they have to tell. Pilot a boat down the Amazon; reconstruct a shattered bowl like an archeologist; discover patterns in objects; and use touch alone to identify mystery objects.

Crown Heights Neighbors - Brooklyn Children's Museum
Through December 31, 2009 - Brooklyn

The works from photographers ages 10 to 71 from a photography contest are on display. The photos reflect the architectural, cultural, and geographical diversity of central Brooklyn neighborhoods, including scenes from a barber shop, a block party picnic, a senior center, picturesque streets, and more.

Open Boat Tours - The Waterfront Museum
Through December 31, 2009 - Brooklyn

Come aboard the 1914 Lehigh Valley Barge #79, a floating museum and houseboat aboard the last remaining covered wooden barge. The exhibition, "Showboat-'Round the Bend" traces the history of the tug and barge "Lighterage Era" and showcases how food and comerical goods were transported before today's bridges and tunnels. A clown and juggler tell the story of the rescue of Barge # 79 and a bunny mascot roams about.

A Tour Grows in Brooklyn Walking Tour - Prospect Park
Through December 31, 2009 - Brooklyn

A walking tour of landmark buildings, monuments, and a revolutionary battle site plus, real Brooklyn pizza, stories, and shopping.

The Triborough Bridge: Robert Moses and the Automobile Age - New York Transit Museum
Through December 31, 2009 - Brooklyn

Learn about the Triborough Bridge, see kid-friendly pictures and diagrams, and celebrate the renaming of the Triborough Bridge to the Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Bridge.

Free Baton Twirling Lesson - O.L.P.H. Gym
Through December 31, 2009 - Brooklyn

Dance and twirl routines, hoop, flag, streamers, marching, parades, contests, holiday parties and more that promote teamwork and build leadership skills.

New Visiting Exhibition: Top Secret: Mission Toy - Brooklyn Children's Museum
Through January 03, 2010 - Brooklyn

This new exhibit allows kids to use their investigative skills to check out toys from around the world. They'll explore dolls, balls, robots, puzzles, and secret de-coding devices. They'll find out why tops are tops and how string can be a fascinating thing, and even build their own special toy.

New Amsterdam: The Island at the Center of the World - South Street Seaport Museum
Through January 07, 2010 - Manhattan

An exhibit that features dozens of rare historic maps, paintings, drawings and documents relating to the history of early New York.

Last Day of the Myrtle Avenue El: Photographs by Theresa King - New York Transit Museum
Through February 28, 2010 - Brooklyn

A personal exhibition that captures a nostalgic moment in time and the essence of riding on wood elevated cars.

EAF09 - Socrates Sculpture Park
Through March 08, 2010 - Long Island City

Celebrate the opening of the EAFO9: Emerging Artist Fellowship Exhibition, which features new works by the park's resident artists.

Tibetan Portrait exhibit - Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art
Through December 05, 2010 - Staten Island

Photographic portraits of Tibetan people by renowned contemporary artist Phil Borges are featured. Families can view interactive displays focusing on aspects of traditional Tibetan culture, including a map of Tibet’s changing borders, a moveable display of Himalayan Mountains, audio recordings of mantra chanting, and a hands-on display of Tibetan prayer wheels.

Kids Project - A Puppet Show - Staten Island Children's Museum
Through August 01, 2015 - Staten Island

A puppet show about accepting differences and understanding kids with diabilities.