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Nov
07
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Picks Of The Week: November 7-13

Our Favorite Family Event For Each Day

Posted By: Sandy Krulwich
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Looking for some activity inspiration for the week ahead? Just check out our "Picks of the Week" blog, in which our listings editor Sandy Krulwich picks her favorite family events for each day of the week, whether it's a workshop, special story time for kids, or a musical performance. See this week's picks after the jump.  

Monday, November 7
The Life of Leonardo da Vinci at NYPL Webster Branch

1465 York Avenue
4pm

Kids 5-12 will learn about the fascinating life and inventions of Leonardo da Vinci. Presented by the Traveling Lantern Theatre Company, tickets are on a first come, first served basis starting at 3pm.

Pingu The Swiss Penguin Stop-Motion at Cobble Hill Cinemas
265 Court Street
4pm

Interpret this sans dialogue tale of a very lovable penguin named Pingu. This international hit is sure to steal the heart of every age!

Tuesday, November 8
How to Find the Right Camp at Azure
333 East 91st Street

6-8pm


New York Family
 is sponsoring a free seminar with Renee Flax, guru of all-things camp, along with two distinguished camp veterans — Sam Borek of Woodmont Day Camp and Jem Sollinger of Camp Laurel — to discuss the day camp and sleep-away camp experience. Space is limited, RSVP now!


Wednesday, November 9

Fairy Tale Story Time at NYPL Kips Bay Branch
446 Third Avenue
3:30pm

Who doesn't love a happy ending? Fairy tale stories for kids ages 3 to 11 years old.

Thursday, November 10

Tech For Tots: Drawing With Light at Sony Wonder Technology Lab
550 Madison Avenue
1-2:30pm


Learn different photography techniques! Pre-K to kindergarten kiddos can create their very own light drawing using an LED flashlight and digital camera. Registration begins on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7 so hurry if you're interested!


Friday, November 11

Canstruction Exhibit and Design Competition at World Financial Center
220 Vesey Street
10am–6pm


You won't believe it until you see it—over 100,000 full cans of food transformed into fanciful, mind-boggling sculptures. The food will later be donated to those in need. Visitors to the free exhibit are encouraged to support City Harvest by donating cans of high quality food (tuna, beans, vegetables). Help them reach a goal of 200,000 items this year!


Saturday, November 12

Lolli-Pops: The Orchestra — A Happy Family at The Little Orchestra Society
330 West 42nd Street, 12 floor
10am or 11:30am

You and your tot can enjoy classical music together in the cutest way possible! Best for ages 3-5.

Harry Potter Quidditch World Cup
20 Randall's
Island
10am-10pm


HP fans, unite! Come to the coolest, caped event in town where over 2,000 broom-riding athletes from 100 international college and high school teams will compete. Get your fill of owl demos, Bertie Botts beans and of course…Quidditch!


Sunday, November 13

Cinderella
at Florence Gould Hall
55 East 59th Street
11am, 1pm, 3:30pm

What better way to introduce your wee ones to dance (with a hint of fairy tale whimsy), than to see New York Theatre Ballet's new, accessible rendition of Cinderella? This funny one-hour performance, complete with dazzling costumes by the Met Opera's Sylvia Nolan, is the perfect kick-off to the NYTB's "Once Upon A Ballet" Series.

EatSleepPlay Opens At Children's Museum of Manhattan
212 West 83rd Street

Aimed to teach youth essential facts about nutrition, Z's, and exercise—families can discover how to live a healthier lifestyle in a fun and fresh way! Check out this brand new (and permanent) exhibit during the premiere weekend. Best for ages 2-10 years.

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