The Best Local Community Events on Staten Island

Community events on Staten Island

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Saturday Nov. 15, 2025

Girl Scout Programs

All day

Walt Whitman Birthplace Museum – Girl Scout Programs!

Ages: 5 – 12
Art
Classes

Walt Whitman BirthplaceHuntington

8 am – 8 pm

Voluspa’s Holiday Café

Ages: All
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Community

Fellini SohoSOHO

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9:30 am – noon

ASL-interpreted Shabbat Morning Service

Ages: All
Community
Free

Town & Village SynagogueEast Village

10 am – 2 pm

Holiday Market & Train Show

The Nature Center at GreenburghScarsdale

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10 am – 4 pm

Train Show

Ages: 3 – 8
Attractions
Community

The Nature Center at GreenburghScarsdale

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10 am

Awesome Brooklyn & Brooklyn Org Present: Holiday Kickoff Day

Ages: All
Community
Free

Awesome Brooklyn

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10 am – 5 pm

Empire Skate of Mind Grand Opening

Brooklyn Children’s MuseumCrown Heights

Noon – 1 pm

Free Self-Defense Class Benefiting the Alzheimer’s Association®

Ages: 13 and up
Classes
Community

Nokado School of Self DefenseKings Park

Noon – 1 pm

Meet Knicks legend Larry Johnson

Ages: All
Community
Free

Optimum Gateway CenterEast New York

1 – 4 pm

Pumpkin Patch Painting Experience with The Blue Bus

Ages: All
Art
Community

The Blue Bus on Vernon Blvd

2 – 6 pm

Grand Opening and Open House of Tiny Treasures University

Ages: 8 and under
Animals
Community

Tiny TreasuresStapleton Heights

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3 – 4 pm

EVC Intergenerational Choir

Ages: 5 and up
Classes
Community

Union Theological SeminaryHarlem

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