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Wednesday April 2, 2025

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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

Flik Flak March Madness Store Activation Graphic

10 am – 11 pm

Bring on the Madness with Flik & Flak

Ages: 9 and up
Free
Sports

Swatch Times Square

Camille’s Rainbow

11:30 am – 12:30 pm

huddle

Ages: 2 and under
Free
Music

Carnegie HallMidtown Manhattan

April 2 2025 – FB Event Cover – Peconic Bay Caregivers Center

Noon – 1 pm

A Caregiver’s Guide to Revocable and Irrevocable Trusts

Ages: All
Community
Free

Peconic Bay Caregivers Cener

3:30 – 5 pm

Explore the Future of Farming with Aquaponics

Ages: 9 – 12
Environment
Free

4 – 4:45 pm

Reading Buddies

Ages: 5 – 8
Books & Readings
Free

Finkelstein Memorial LibrarySpring Valley

4 – 5 pm

Handprint Easter Card Craft

Ages: All
Craft & DIY
Easter

Queens Public Library at PoppenhusenCollege Point

5 – 5:45 pm

Reading Buddies

Ages: 5 – 8
Books & Readings
Free

Finkelstein Memorial LibrarySpring Valley

minecraft

6 – 7:30 pm

Minecraft Club

Ages: 9 – 12
Free

The Hampton LibraryBridgehampton

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6 – 7 pm

Avian Influenza (Bird Flu): What Pet Owners Need to Know

Ages: All
Animals
Free

Virtual via Zoom

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