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Explorer Series : Fantastic Creatures & Where to Find Them
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- Apr. 02, 2021 through Apr. 10, 2021, APRIL 2ND, 10am-12pm (6 years and under*) and 2-4pm (6 years and up); APRIL 10, 10am-12pm (6 years and under*) and 2-4pm (6 years and up)
- Central Park
- Diana Ross Playground - West 81st & CPW entrance , Upper Manhattan
- All Ages
- $25
Spring 2021 Explorers Series with Bitty City Players “Fantastic Creatures & Where to Find Them”. Join them for creative nature walks in NYC- an adventure in becoming a critter spy - exploring the natural wonders of Central Park and other ecosystems. Activities include creature crafts and music and movement games, plus National Geographic nature guides and activities. Learn how to “bioblitz” and better understand your home as a habitat. Explore the biodiversity of animals + plants in NYC parks through all five senses and learn how your eyes and ears are important scientific tools! Caregivers/family welcome for all ages, *Accompanying caregiver required for children ages 3 and under. Advanced registration required.
About Central Park
Diana Ross Playground - West 81st & CPW entrance
Upper Manhattan, NY
917-530-1198
- Standard hours: Summer, 9am-7:30pm; Fall, winter, spring, 10am-5pm
As one of America’s greatest works of art and the nation's first public park, Central Park has become the most famous and beloved urban park in the world. The park is open daily from 6am-1am, with FREE entry for everyone since 1858.
Central Park is the 843-acre masterpiece of landscape architecture designed in the 19th century by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux and designated New York City's first scenic landmark in 1974.
Covering 843 acres in the heart of Manhattan, there's no one way to get to Central Park. The Park covers the land from 59th Street to 110th Street between Fifth Avenue and Central Park West (Eighth Avenue).
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