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Things to do with kids on Staten Island

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Thursday June 1, 2023

Thomas, train, opening, VIP, event, tickets, boy, luggage

10 am – 4 pm

Thomas & Friends: Explore the Rails

Ages: 8 and under
Attractions

Liberty Science Center

10 am

Little Movers Storytime (Registration Required)

Ages: 3 – 12
Books & Readings

Charleston Library

10 am – 8 pm

EO Backyard Games

Ages: All

Empire OutletsSaint George

10:30 am

Lapsit Storytime: Baby & Me

Ages: 12 and under
Books & Readings

Richmondtown Library

11 am

Toddler Storytime

Ages: 12 and under
Books & Readings

St. George Library Center

11:30 am

Little Movers Storytime!

Ages: 12 and under
Books & Readings

Dongan Hills Library

12:30 – 1:30 pm

Virtual Open Houses at The IDEAL School of Manhattan

Ages: All
Free
Open Houses

The IDEAL School of Manhattan

3 pm

Lego Builders

Ages: 3 – 12
Games

South Beach Library

3 pm

Teen Lounge at Stapleton Branch

Ages: 13 and up
Craft & DIY

Stapleton Library

3:30 pm

Mess-Free Finger Painting, Ages 2-4

Ages: 3 – 12
Craft & DIY

New Dorp Library

3:30 pm

3D Pen Art and Design

Ages: 13 and up
Craft & DIY

West New Brighton Library

4 pm

Preschool Storytime

Ages: 3 – 12
Books & Readings

Charleston Library

4 pm

Pride Month Storytime

Ages: 5 – 12
Books & Readings

West New Brighton Library

4 pm

Virtual Teddy & Me Tea Party Storytime

Ages: 3 – 12
Books & Readings

4 pm

Family Game Hour

Ages: 3 – 12
Games

Richmondtown Library

5 – 11 pm

2023 Staten Island Mall Carnival

Ages: All

Staten Island Mall

5 pm

L.E.A.D. FEST

Westfield Garden State PlazaParamus

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