Things to Do in Lower Manhattan

Things to do in Lower Manhattan

Teresa Wang

Monthly Yellow Sneaker Show at The Museum Of Jewish Heritage

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New Families, New Traditions

Families are invited to join the musical group Yellow Sneaker and their puppet pals. The concert will feature a Jewish holiday or value including: caring for the environment, friendship and love and kindness. Families, musicians and puppets will sing and learn together as a welcoming community.

Yellow Sneaker features the Brooklyn-based performers and teaching artists Ora and Yoshie Fruchter.

Date: Sunday, April 5th

Fidi Families Insider: Mark your calendar for 1 additional date for the rest of this season: May 10

Time: 10:30 am

Location: 36 Battery Place – Museum of Jewish Heritage

Ages: Infants – 4 years old

Fee: Free

For more information, please visit here

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FREE Hallmark 3-Card Pack

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Wow! Thanks to your amazing response, we've decided to give away twice as many cards to help even more people reach out and put more care in the world!

Hallmark is giving away 2 million cards to help spread happiness and joy to others. Great way for kids to send cards to family and friends. Sign up on their website for 3-card pack HERE.

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Starting Monday March 23: Three FREE Meals Per Day For All Kids

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A drawing shows two cartoon apples holding school supplies

Beginning tomorrow, all NYC students (public, private, charter) can swing by any of the 400+ sites to pick up 3 meals per kid between 7:30am — 1:30pm on weekdays. As we are officially now “NY on pause,” and cannot congregate at playgrounds, it’s a good idea for our mental health to continue our daily stroll. This way, kids receive a treat at the end. Save a trip to the crowded grocery store and find a Free Meals location by clicking HERE. Downtown locations include Battery Park City School and Stuyvesant High School.

How to Pick Up a Meal

  • No registration, ID, or documentation required.
  • All three meals a day may be picked up at the same time.
  • No dining space is available, so meals must be eaten off premises.
  • Parents and guardians may pick up meals for their children‎.
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FREE To Go Breakfast and Lunch at Any Public School

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A drawing shows two cartoon apples holding school supplies

Although NYC DOE Public Schools have just closed yesterday until April 20th, at the least, they are still providing FREE breakfast and lunch to any families to grab and go. Any kids under 18 years old, regardless if you go to public, private, or charter schools. Your children can swing by the entrance of any local school building (even middle school or high school if closer) anytime between 7:30 am — 1:30 pm to pick up, so your kids don’t have to wake up at a certain time nor rush out the door.

Families can find their nearest school by visiting HERE or calling 311

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