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Sunday Feb. 9, 2025

CapturedHowlsFest

1 – 6 pm

Captured Howls Fest (Photo exhibit + OWL Fundraiser)

Our Wicked LadyBushwick

Triptych (2)

1 – 4 pm

Triptych by the OOMPHA Artists

Art
Free

BAFFA GallerySayville

1 – 4 pm

Black History Month Celebration Activity

Ages: 12 and under
Craft & DIY
Family
Free

Levittown Public LibraryLevittown

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1 – 2:30 pm

No Doubt World Famous Monday Night Band Winter Concert

Free
Music

Riverhead High SchoolRiverhead

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1 – 3 pm

2025 Bayard Winter Concert Series: Extra Chi with Terrence Putcell (Piano) and Michelle Lisi (Flute)

Free
Music

Bayard Cutting Arboretum State ParkIslip

1 pm

“A Dream Is A Wish” Princess Concert & Kid-Friendly Tea Party

Ages: All
Family
Music
Theater

Long Island Monster Jam

1 pm

Monster Jam

Ages: All
Attractions
Family

UBS ArenaElmont

Art Adventures_ _ Collagraphs

1 – 3 pm

Art Adventures: Collagraphs

Ages: 5 and up
Art
Family

Bruce MuseumGreenwich

1 – 3 pm

Kids’ Valentine’s Day Party

Ages: All
Family
Holiday

Think Talk Create

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1:30 – 4:30 pm

The Dark Side of the Screen: Film Noir at the Great Neck Library

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2 – 3:30 pm

Local Singles

The Players Theatre

2 – 3 pm

Crochet Crew

Ages: 13 and up
Craft & DIY
Family
Food & Drink

Finkelstein Memorial LibrarySpring Valley

2 – 3:30 pm

Dominican Independence Day

Patchogue Medford Library

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2 – 3 pm

The Sky Tonight (Planetarium Show)

Ages: All
Attractions
Family
Film

Hudson River Museum

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2:30 pm

Alice in Wonderland

Ages: 3 – 8
Family
Theater

Puppetworks IncPark Slope

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3 – 4 pm

Dead as a Dodo

Ages: All
Family
Theater

Baruch Performing Arts CenterKips Bay

Dance WKSHP with Johnnoy 2.9.25 Event Card

3 – 4:30 pm

Afro-Caribbean Spiritual Movement & Dance Workshop

Dance

The ChurchSag Harbor

3 – 5 pm

Black Heritage Celebration Concert – Yonkers Philharmonic

Ages: All
Family
Free
Music

Saunders Trades and High School183 Palmer Road

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3:30 – 4:30 pm

We Are Astronomers (Planetarium Show)

Ages: All
Attractions
Family
Film

Hudson River Museum

4 – 10 pm

The Ultimate Big Game Watch Party at Slate on 2/9

4 – 4:45 pm

Join New York City Children’s Theater for FIVE/CINCO!

Ages: 8 and under
Family
Theater

Staten Island Children’s Museum

5 – 10:30 pm

Luminosa: A Festival of Lights

6 – 8 pm

Brown Sugar comedy show (Day Party)

Art
Comedy

Shrine World Music Venue

6:30 – 10:30 pm

The Macoproject Film Festival

The Vino Theater

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7 – 8 pm

A.I. vs HUMAN ROAST BATTLE: A.I. CONFUCIUS EDITION!

Comedy

The PITMidtown

Monday Feb. 10

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Free
Virtual

Various

Community Skate at The Park

Ages: All
Family
Outdoors

UBS ArenaElmont

Various

Interstellar Cinderella

Ages: 5 – 8
Family
Theater

Long Island Children’s MuseumGarden City

Various

LEGO® Creativity Academy Event

Ages: 3 – 12
Attractions
Family

LEGOLAND Discovery Center WestchesterYonkers

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8 am – 10 pm

The Lodge at Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park

Ages: All
Family
Free

Bryant ParkMidtown

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8 am – 10 pm

The Rink at Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park

Ages: All
Family
Free
Outdoors

Bryant ParkMidtown

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