Things to Do in Lower Manhattan
Things to do in Lower Manhattan
Join this monthly event and learn how to use Soundtrap to record your own voice and create digital music! Class size is limited. First come, first served.
Date: Thursday, January 16th (recurring select Thursdays)
Time: 4:00pm
Location: 175 North End Avenue – Battery Park City Library
Fee: Free
Age(s): 6 — 12 years old. A caregiver’s help may be needed for younger grades.
For more information visit their website HERE
NYC’s biannual Restaurant Week is back, and it’s just in time to try all of the new restaurants popping up in our neighborhood! Dining out is New York City’s most fabulous pastime, and NYC Restaurant Week is the only invitation you need. This winter, you’ll find special prix-fixe menus at hundreds of restaurants across town.
Date: January 21 — February 9
Time: Lunch and/or Dinner
Location: Various Locations
Fee: 2-course lunch $26; 3-course dinner $42
Age(s): All ages.
Fidi Families Insiders: Register your Mastercard to get a $10 statement credit when you spend $65 or more during NYC Restaurant Week®.
For more information please visit their website HERE
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
Bring the family down to Hudson Eats for weekly performances by magicians, musicians, storytellers, and more!
From 10am-12pm every week, kids can wiggle, dance and singalong with our dynamic children’s performers.
Date: Saturday, January 11
Time: 10:00am — 12:00pm
10am: Joanie Leeds: Life clicked into place for Joanie Leeds upon realizing that when she was with children, they transformed themselves into amazing creatures of joy, forgetting how to hold back. Seeing the kids get in touch with their true selves gave Joanie a sense of fulfillment that far surpassed playing for adults on the club circuit. The songs that Leeds began turning out reflected this sense that life is a joyful adventure.
Location: 230 Vesey St. (Hudson Eats in Brookfield Place)
Age(s): Infant – 5 years old
Cost: Free
For more information visit their website HERE
Join museum staff for a storybook reading and related make-and-take activity. January’s book is SkySisters by Jan Bourdeau Waboose (Ojibway).
Date: Saturday, January 11
Time: 1:00pm — 2:00pm
Location: One Bowling Green: 1st Floor, imagiNATIONS Activity Center Classroom (National Museum of the American Indian)
Age: All ages
Cost: Free
Fidi Insiders: While you’re there, swing by their ongoing imagiNATIONs Activity Center
For more information visit their website HERE!