Weekend Planner: Every Great Event Happening For Families (July 28-30)

39th Annual Thunderbird American Indian Midsummer Powwow At Queens County Farm Museum

From July 28-30, experience Native American culture with the entire family at New York City’s oldest and largest powwow. During this year’s 39th Annual Thunderbird American Indian Mid-Summer Powwow, explore unique Native American art, crafts, and jewelry, and enjoy several days of inter-tribal Native American dance competitions with more than 40 Indian nations in attendance. The powwow takes place in the picturesque Queens County Farm Museum’s apple orchard in Floral Park, NY. There’s a lot for you and the kids to enjoy during these three days of culture, history, and celebration. Photo: queensfarm.org

7th Annual NYC Children's Poetry Festival On Governors Island

The 7th Annual NYC Children’s Poetry Festival is coming to Governors Island this weekend for two straight days of nonstop poetry! As part of the larger NYC Poetry Festival, this free fest sponsored by Writopia provides an amazing opportunity to experience and celebrate New York City’s vibrant poetry community. Children are invited to share their own poetry on a kids-only stage, enjoy readings, and contribute to the Poetree Forest. Photo: newyorkcitypoetryfestival.com

Lollipops For Breakfast At Flushing Town Hall

Join teaching artist Bonnie Duncan as she performs her sweet and silly puppet musical, “Lollipops for Breakfast,” at Flushing Town Hall this Sunday. The show tells the tale of young Sylvie’s desire to make a lollipop for breakfast. As she tries to make the perfect lollipop from scratch, she and her pet bird get lost in a pop-up cookbook and battle candy machines. Audiences might recognize the performance as a sequel to Duncan’s play “Squirrel Stole My Underpants.” Little ones will be delighted by the show’s live music and colorful visuals. Photo: flushingtownhall.org

Summer Delirium: Teen Night At The Whitney Museum

Teens can head to the Whitney Museum this Friday afternoon for Summer Delirium: Teen Night! Participants can explore the Museum’s latest exhibit “Hélio Oiticica: To Organize Delirium,” make crafts, munch on snacks, and enjoy a samba performance by Harlem Samba. Photo: whitney.org

Moth Night For National Moth Week At Pleasant Village Community Garden

This Saturday evening, learn all about moths during Moth Night in Pleasant Village Community Garden! Discover what moths eat, where they live, and more as David Yakim of the Metropolitan Monarch Alliance shares his knowledge about these winged creatures. Plus special lamps will be set up to attract moths and other insects, so don’t forget to bring your camera. Photo: nycgovparks.org

Wolf Conservation Center Pop-Up Shop At Paul Nicklen Gallery

Join the Wolf Conservation Center at the Paul Nicklen’s fine art gallery in Soho for a three day pop-up shop benefiting wolves and the galleries own non-profit, SeaLegacy. The pop-up shop will feature items from the Wolf Conservation Center as well as photography. Photo: nywolf.org

Lincoln Center Out Of Doors Festival Family Weekend: Double Dutch At Lincoln Center

Double Dutch has returned to the Lincoln Center, which will be celebrating this schoolyard game turned competitive art-form during a two day festival. Watch amazing double dutch performances and movie screenings and learn about women of color’s contribution to double dutch in NYC. Event goers will even have to get in on the action themselves during an open jump! Photo: lincolncenter.org

Rally Healthfest In Nelson A. Rockefeller Park

Kick-start your healthy lifestyle and enjoy a day in the sun with HealthFest in the park. This fun and active day will include free fitness bootcamps, spin classes, massage, a photo-booth and a kids area. Hosted by comedian and actor Kevin Hart, you’ll be sure to leave sweaty and feeling great! Photo: rallyhealth.com

Ragtag Theatre's “Cinderella” At McGinn/Cazale Theatre

The winner of this years Off-Broadway Alliance Best Family Show, the Ragtag Theatre’s version of Cinderella is far from the classic fairy tale. With a roller skating fairy godmother, selfie taking step-sisters and furry kicks in place of glass slippers, this show gives a modern update to the tale as old as time. It’s sure to be a fun time for viewers of all ages. Ticket prices vary see website for details. Photo: ragtagtheatre.com

New York Musical Festival: “Peace, Love, And Cupcakes: The Musical”

Based on the novel, this musical brings light on the new girl in school who just can’t quite fit in. Bring the family for a lesson about starting a new adventure, breaking out of your shell, and self-confidence. The pop-infused music will get you off your seat for a jammin’ good time. Photo: nymf.org