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Tuesday April 1, 2025

198.2020

All day

The Museum of Modern Art Presents- Projects: Marlon Mullen

Ages: All
Art
Free

The Museum of Modern Art

Camille’s Rainbow

10 – 11 am

huddle

Ages: 2 and under
Free
Music

Carnegie HallMidtown Manhattan

10 – 11:30 am

Tot Time Tuesdays

Ages: 4 and under
Free

Clay Pit Ponds State Park Preserve, Nature Interpretive Center

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10 am – 11 pm

Bring on the Madness with Flik & Flak

Ages: 9 and up
Free
Sports

Swatch Times Square

10 am – 1 pm

Gardening Tuesday

Ages: All
Environment
Free

10:30 am – 11:30 pm

Toddler Time

Ages: 4 and under
Books & Readings
Free

Finkelstein Memorial LibrarySpring Valley

11 – 11:45 am

1,2,3 Sing with Miss Nancy

Ages: 4 and under
Free
Music

North White Plains LibraryWhite Plains

11 am – 12:30 pm

Tot Time Tuesdays

Ages: 4 and under
Free

Shirley Chisholm State Park (Hendrix Creek Patio)

EB Post Pics (4)

3 – 4:30 pm

Reading Rhythms at Morningside Heights Library

Morningside Heights LibraryMorningside Heights

Heat Press Mugs 9×5

4 – 5 pm

Heat Press Mugs

Ages: 9 and up
Art
Free

The Hampton LibraryBridgehampton

7 – 8 pm

Teen Library Council

Ages: 13 and up
Community
Free

Finkelstein Memorial LibrarySpring Valley

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