Things to Do in Lower Manhattan

Things to do in Lower Manhattan

Brookfield Place Tennis Open 2020 – FREE

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Brookfield Place Tennis Open 2020 - FREE

 

It’s time for the 5th annual Brookfield Place Tennis Open!   Sign up for complimentary adult and kids classes. Sign up to play tennis at Brookfield Place by registering for 30-minute sessions and invite your friends and colleagues to join you on the court for some recreational tennis.

Date(s): Tuesday, August 25th – Thursday, September 3rd

Registration/Clinics for kids and adults vary. Please visit the website HERE for info.

FiDi Families Insiders: Adult and Kids Clinics will be offered. All CDC protocols will be enforced. Walk-ins may be permitted if a timeslot is not reserved in advance or if reservations are not claimed in a timely manner.

Cost: Free

Location: Brookfield Place

To learn more and to register, please visit the Eventbrite site HERE.

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Bring Your Pod to Pine

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Bring Your Pod to Pine

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@GreenIvyPSS is NYC’s only International Baccalaureate World School offering Spanish and Mandarin Immersion with a focus on Design Technology, Environmental Education, and more! Located in FiDi.

Bring Your Pod to Pine!

Take advantage of our group tuition discount program and the lifelong benefits of a Pine Street School education.

$4K Tuition Discount for enrolling your “Crew” of 2wo or more families! admissions@greenivy.com or 212.235.2304 to learn more!

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The Greens at Pier 17

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The Greens at Pier 17

 

The Pier 17 Rooftop has been transformed into a green oasis with dining & drinks, designed for seamless social distancing. The Greens will be open to the public starting on Saturday, August 1st. The Greens will be open 7 days/week from 11 am – 11 pm. 

Location: The Rooftop at Pier 17

Opening Date: Saturday, August 1st

Hours: 7 days a week, 11 am-11 pm

To learn more, please visit their website HERE.

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Intelligentsia: Remote Tutoring Symposium on August 11th

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Families are invited to attend an online workshop with Intelligentsia.

Intelligentsia’s educators emphasize the importance of scholastic self-motivation, academic ownership, and classroom involvement. For us, it is not enough to improve students’ grades while leaving them dependent on support; our goal is to create an intellectual foundation on which students can build far into their futures.

Whether your school will be online full- or part-time come the fall, remote learning is going to be an important part of the school year and we all need to understand how to make the most of it. During this 45 minute discussion, you’ll hear first-hand from tutors how remote tutoring has been going and you’ll have a chance to ask questions live.

Time: 6:30 pm

RSVP/Zoom Link: HERE

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NYC Math Festival 2020 Now Online

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What do logic puzzles, mime, rap music, magic tricks, and origami have in common?  Enjoy them all at the NYC Math Festival on Saturday, July 18, between 2:00 pm and 8:15 pm EDT (New York), with a pre-festival slideshow starting at 1:30 pm EDT (New York).  For the first time ever, this NYC-based festival will be online and accessible to everyone around the world!

Mathematical delights await.  Kickstart your brain with a “Brainteaser Kahoot” challenge, or work out a logic puzzle with a retired pro football player and mathematician.  Learn a mathemagical card trick from a Fields medalist that you can use on your friends, and watch as a former world record holder awes you by solving a Rubik’s Cube with his feet in under 20 seconds.

Space in this year’s NYC Math Festival is limited.  Registration will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.  One price is good for all family members who reside in a single household and who will watch from a single computer connection.  All attendees may enter and exit events throughout the day.

See the full schedule and register for the festival at nycmath.momath.org.

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