Things to Do in Lower Manhattan

Things to do in Lower Manhattan

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Léman Manhattan Parenting Speaker Series – Students Mental Health (FREE Community Event)

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Léman Manhattan Parenting Speaker Series - Students Mental Health (FREE Community Event)

 

Léman Manhattan is excited to present the 2020 Parenting Speaker Series that brings internationally renowned experts in child development to speak to the local community. The first workshop will focus on the mental wellbeing of children and teens. The expert panel will address mental health and offer guidance to parents in all areas of wellbeing, bullying, self-expression, and advocacy. This event is adults only.

Date: Thursday, January 16th

Time: 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm

Location: 41 Broad Street

Age(s): Adults

Fee: Free

For more information and to RSVP, please visit their website HERE

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Chinese New Year Family Festival at China Institute

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Chinese New Year Family Festival

Kick off the Year of the Rat with China Institute’s signature Lunar New Year Celebration for families. The festival opens with a lion dance followed by New Year-themed workshops and activities including dumpling making, lantern-making, educational workshops, interactive storytelling, paper cutting, New Year treats, crafts, and a special Year of the Rat puppet show by Chinese Theatre Works. Attendees can also visit the “The Art of Chinese New Year,” an interactive installation celebrating the Chinese New Year holiday and its traditional visual and performance arts.

Date: Sunday, February 2

Time: 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Location: 40 Rector Street, 2nd Floor (China Institute)

Age: All ages

General Admission: Free ticketed admission; $5 for kids’ workshop.

For the full schedule and to rsvp for free tickets, please visit their website HERE!

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Eataly Kids Kitchen: Roman Street Food – Suppli

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Eataly Kids Kitchen: Roman Street Food- Suppli

Book your spot at Eataly’s Foodiversità, otherwise known as their Food University. This is where the Eataly Ambassadors lead hands-on cooking classes for young aspiring chefs. Join the chef on January 11th, to make Suppli Al Telefono. This delicious fried food from Rome looks like a telephone from the long line of melted mozzarella cheese as you pull it apart. Talk about playing with your food!  In this Kid’s Kitchen class, will young chefs will get the opportunity to learn about the history and process of making one of the most loved Italian street foods, suppli (fried rice balls filled with fresh mozzarella cheese)!  Each child will learn about the street food staple in Rome, and create their own in this guided hands-on experience. While individual creations fry to perfection, kid’s will get to watch our experts stretch mozzarella at our Mozzarella Lab!

Date: Saturday, January 11th

Time: 11:00 am – 12:00 pm

Age(s): 6 – 12 yo

Location: 101 Liberty Street, 3rd Floor (Eataly Downtown)

Cost: $20/student

FiDi Families Insiders: Parents are welcome to complimentary Lavazza coffee and housemade Cantucci.

For more information, please visit their website HERE

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Breathwork Journey Meditation: Your Life Dreams

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Breathwork Journey Meditation: Your Life Dreams

 

Join Victoria Albina for a 90-minute breathwork session. The class will begin with journaling and visualization work. We’ll follow that with approximately 25 minutes of active breathing, followed by about 20 minutes of beautiful deep rest, and some more journaling and integration through conversation with your fellow Breathworkers.

Important Notes, Disclosures, and Policies are all available on the website. It is strongly suggested that you read those HERE.

Date: January 8th

Time: 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm

Location: 17 John Street (The Assemblage)

Cost: $38

Age(s): Teens and Adults

For more information and to RSVP, please visit the website HERE.

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2020 Annual Art Exhibition Hosted by the Battery Park City Authority (Save the Date)

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2020 Annual Art Exhibition Hosted by the Battery Park City Authority (Save the Date)

 

The Battery Park City Authority hosts a variety of programming, for both kids and adults. Residents are invited to view all of the hard work of the art students at their annual art exhibit. All are welcome to come and enjoy the inspired artwork created by participants of all ages at BPCA’s art programs. Meet many of the participating artists, the artist/educators who lead the programs, and learn about upcoming BPCA art programs and events.

Date: Sunday, January 26th

Time: 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

Location: 75 Battery Place

Cost: Free

Age(s): All ages welcome

For more information, please visit the website HERE

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