A historic whodunnit?

Join in the mystery at the New York Historical Society on March 8 and find out the culprit in “The Pinkertonian Mystery” interactive production.

Live in Theater presents this interactive and immersive mystery experience with the play set in 1875. Families are invited to solve this Victorian-era crime by traveling throughout the museum galleries and interacting with actors to solve the crime inspired by the criminal mastermind El Diablo and the real-live Pinkerton National Detective Agency. The event is suitable for children 8 years and older.

“The Pinkertonian Mystery,” March 8 from 3 to 5 pm. Tickets are $35.

New-York Historical Society, Dimenna Children’s History Museum [170 Central Park West at 77th Street in Central Park West, (212) 873–3400; www.nyhistory.org]

Polaris Productions Theater Camp

Kids will learn, rehearse, and perform the wonderful Maurice Sendak and Carole King musical, Really Rosie. For 10 weekdays, campers will take part in physical and vocal warm-ups and learn choreography, staging, and vocal parts. They&rsquo;ll develop skills in acting, singing, character development, and more. This camp will ignite your child&rsquo;s imagination and passion for performing, build their self-esteem, and help them form lasting friendships. They&rsquo;ll have fun! At camp&rsquo;s end, the kids will perform Really Rosie for family members and friends. Kids of all levels of experience, ages 8 through 13, are welcome to join.

British Swim School - Manhattan

The premier learn-to-swim provider for people of all ages, offering programs for children ages 3-months through adults.&nbsp; British Swim School uses gentle teaching methods and a survival-first approach to help people of all experience levels become safer, stronger swimmers. British Swim School&rsquo;s safe, fun, and effective instructional program has made it the preferred choice for parents and students for over 40 years. Come see the British Swim School difference!

The School at the Mark Morris Dance Center

The School at the Mark Morris Dance Center offers year-round, community-based dance and music programming in a fully inclusive and nurturing environment, located in the heart of the Brooklyn Cultural District. The School&rsquo;s diverse and professional faculty provides progressive and non-competitive instruction with all of our classes accompanied by live music. Though we are a non-recital school, there are opportunities for students to perform and for parents to see their dancers in action.