Tag Archives: Family Fun

Sugar Hill Children’s Museum: World Cup Watch Party

World Cup Comes to Sugar Hill: Third-Place Match Community Screening By Broadway Housing Communities

Join us for a World Cup Watch Party! Gather with neighbors, celebrate the excitement of the tournament, and cheer on your favorite teams!

Broadway Housing Communities and the Sugar Hill Children’s Museum of Art & Storytelling invite you to World Cup Comes to Sugar Hill, a free community gathering during the final weekend of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Join us at the Sugar Hill Children’s Museum of Art & Storytelling for a free public match screening, food, refreshments, and community celebration. The event is designed for BHC residents, families, children, museum members, local constituents, community partners, sponsors, and neighbors across Upper Manhattan.

Additional family-friendly arts, storytelling, youth engagement, music, and cultural activities may be announced

Registration is free and required. Space is limited, and entry is subject to venue capacity. Please arrive early. Additional public tickets may be released after July 9 as reserved allocations are confirmed. Reserved seats may be released 20 minutes before kickoff if ticket holders have not checked in.

Sugar Hill Children’s Museum: World Cup Watch Party

World Cup Comes to Sugar Hill: Third-Place Match Community Screening By Broadway Housing Communities

Join us for a World Cup Watch Party! Gather with neighbors, celebrate the excitement of the tournament, and cheer on your favorite teams!

Broadway Housing Communities and the Sugar Hill Children’s Museum of Art & Storytelling invite you to World Cup Comes to Sugar Hill, a free community gathering during the final weekend of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Join us at the Sugar Hill Children’s Museum of Art & Storytelling for a free public match screening, food, refreshments, and community celebration. The event is designed for BHC residents, families, children, museum members, local constituents, community partners, sponsors, and neighbors across Upper Manhattan.

Additional family-friendly arts, storytelling, youth engagement, music, and cultural activities may be announced

Registration is free and required. Space is limited, and entry is subject to venue capacity. Please arrive early. Additional public tickets may be released after July 9 as reserved allocations are confirmed. Reserved seats may be released 20 minutes before kickoff if ticket holders have not checked in.

Sugar Hill Children’s Museum: Interactive Storytime & Book Signing “Pedro’s Dream”

Award-winning Storyteller Ana Karina Da Silva presents her new book Pedro’s Dream at Sugar Hill Children’s Museum!

Join author Ana Karina Da Silva for an interactive storytime of Pedro’s Dream, a heartwarming adventure about discovering your unique superpower, even if your brain works differently.

During the event, families will:
• Enjoy a lively read-aloud with fun voices and audience participation.
• Answer playful questions that help children discover their own strengths.
• Laugh, imagine, and celebrate the many ways our brains can shine.
• Meet the author, ask questions, and get a signed copy of the book!

Perfect for children ages 4–9, parents, caregivers, and educators who want to build confidence, self-esteem, and a love of learning.

Co-hosted by West Harlem Arts Alliance

 

Morris-Jumel Mansion: Family & Community Day: Make your own Djembe Drum

Celebrate Family & Community Day this June at Morris-Jumel Mansion by crafting your own hand drums! Drums and music have been used for centuries in both African and African-American cultures to celebrate, communicate, and bring communities together, and they continue to play a central role in Juneteenth celebrations. Materials are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

NO REGISTRATION NEEDED

Little City Studio: Woven Together – Open House

Join us for Woven Together, a special Little City Studio Open House where families and children will help create a large-scale woven fabric wall installation together.  (Down the driveway, around back)

Using fibers, fabric, yarn, color, texture, and simple weaving techniques, participants will contribute to a growing collaborative artwork that transforms over the course of the event. Part art project, part community-building experiment, this installation celebrates creativity, connection, and the beauty of many hands working together.

Families will also have an opportunity to explore the studio, learn about upcoming activities, discover our 3 main programs, and experience Little City Studio’s playful approach to art, design, engineering, and hands-on learning. We also invite families to bring old fabric, textiles, yarn, or clothing that may no longer be worth donating. These materials may become part of the installation itself.

Expect creative messes, curious children, and a studio full of imagination. All ages welcome. Adult participation required – Parents should also be actively engaged.

RSVP: https://www.hisawyer.com/little-city-studio/schedules/activity-set/1911192?day=2026-06-06&view=cal&source=camps

info@littlecitystudio.org