Things to Do in Lower Manhattan

Things to do in Lower Manhattan

Museums and Playgrounds

Intrepid Museum’s First-Ever Virtual Youth Summit

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Intrepid Museum is excited to feature over 40 virtual presentations where students can join and hear from peers and experts about their involvement in STEM, Social Advocacy and Justice projects. Additionally there are wellness workshops, career panels, and fun activities that might actually make you happy to stay in on a Saturday! Our featured speakers for the day are Mr. Fascinate himself, Justin Shaifer; Thursday Williams, Broadway star of What the Constitution Means to Me; Animal Embassy; and we finish off the day with a DJ set from DJ Mike and Leecy T!

For a full list and timing of sessions for the day click HERE !

Date: Saturday, June 13

Time: 10:30 pm — 7:15 pm

Location: Online Zoom

Ages: 14-20

Fee: Free

For more information, please visit here

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MoMath Museum Hosts: “Ask a Mathematician Anything!” – FREE Virtual Event

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MoMath Museum Hosts: "Ask a Mathematician Anything!" - FREE Virtual Event

 

Have you had a chance to visit the National Museum of Mathematics? If not, fear not; even though they are currently closed, they are offering a free and fun virtual workshop. Have you or your kids ever wanted to ask a mathematician something, maybe about a curious new idea you have, or a concept you’d like to understand better?  Don’t know whom to ask?  Here’s your chance!  MoMath’s Dean of Academic Content and Rutgers Math Professor Alex Kontorovich will host a free, one-hour session, to get all of those burning questions answered.

Come with your own questions, or just join to listen in.  All are welcome, and no question is too basic (although plenty may be too hard!).

FiDi Families Insiders: This event is free, but registration is required and the number of participants is limited.

Date: Thursday, May 7th

Time: 4pm (EDT)

RSVP: Required

For more information and to register, visit their website HERE.

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Art Project: Support Frontline Workers with the 9/11 Memorial Museum & Stars of Hope USA

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Art Project: Support Frontline Workers with the 9/11 Memorial Museum & Stars of Hope USA

 

Today would have been the 8th annual 9/11 Memorial & Museum 5kRun/Walk and Community Day in Lower Manhattan. It is an incredible event that we look forward to, every year. However, instead of hosting this amazing event, the 9/11 Memorial is encouraging families to show their support of frontline workers by decorating a Star of Hope. Download the printable HERE (link in our bio) and be sure to tag #StarsofHope to show your support.

  • Print out the Stars of HOPE paper template
  • Create your Star of HOPE using markers, crayons, pastels, chalks, and fun glittery stuff.
  • If you don’t have a printer, you can still create a virtual Star. Save the PDF below to your phone or desktop to “mark up” or use a program like Paint or Photoshop. Or just draw your own!
  • Post pictures of your Stars of HOPE on social media. Be sure to tag and share on Instagram or Facebook @911Memorial or Twitter @Sept11Memorial.

To learn more about the 9/11 Memorial & Museum and about their online virtual tours, be sure to visit their website HERE.

 

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Tour NYC (virtually) with One World Observatory’s Digital Skyline Guide – Free

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Tour NYC (virtually) with One World Observatory's Digital Skyline Guide - Free

 

Did you know that One World Observatory is bringing the city to online visitors, through their new virtual portal? The  One World Explorer – Digital Skyline Guide – is now available on their website. The Digital Skyline Guide offers helicopter tours of New York City’s most iconic sites for visitors to virtually visit. Learn about the Big Apple that we love from the comfort of your own home.

To begin your free virtual tour, visit their website HERE.

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CANCELLED — Kids’ Drop-In Activity Stations at the 9/11 Memorial and Museum

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Two young girls, their hair reaching past their collars, are seen from behind as they add to a colorful hand-drawn mural honoring the victims of 9/11 in the art-making activity in the 9/11 Memorial Museum's Education Center.

 

Visiting the 9/11 Memorial & Museum with kids? Join us for drop-in activity stations tied to specific artifacts and themes in the Museum. Meant to spark conversations between children and their caregivers, our current activities offer age-appropriate entry-points into the history of the World Trade Center, the 9/11 attacks, and their aftermath.

 

Date: Saturdays through June 13th

Time: 10 a.m. — 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 — 4 p.m.

Location: 9/11 Memorial & Museum Education Center (180 Greenwich Street)

Fee: Free with Museum Admissions

Age(s): all ages welcome

For more information please visit their website HERE

 

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