Midwinter Recess Family Activities @MCNY
Midwinter Recess Family Activities @ MCNY
The Museum of the City of New York welcomes children of all ages and their families to join us this Midwinter Recess for activities for all to enjoy!
Inspired by our exhibition Urban Stomp: Dreams and Defiance on the Dance Floor and in connection with Black History Month, join in as we celebrate the many ways Black New Yorkers have shaped the city we call home.
Drop in anytime! Activities will take place from 11am–4pm from Wednesday, February 18 through Friday, February 20. See below to register.
Questions? Email Familyprograms@mcny.org.
Register for Midwinter Recess:
Family Program: A Swinging Good Time: The Story of the Savoy with Lana Turner
Join us for a vibrant family program with storytelling and artmaking celebrating the history of the Lindy Hop!
Midwinter Recess Family Activities – Feb 18
The Museum of the City of New York welcomes children of all ages and their families to join us this Midwinter Recess for activities for all to enjoy!
Midwinter Recess Family Activities – Feb 19
The Museum of the City of New York welcomes children of all ages and their families to join us this Midwinter Recess for activities for all to enjoy!
Midwinter Recess Family Activities – Feb 20
The Museum of the City of New York welcomes children of all ages and their families to join us this midwinter break for activities for all to enjoy!Admission, Tickets, and How to Register
Pre-registration is strongly recommended and can be completed using the registration link above. Registrants will receive a reminder email about the event.
All activities above are free with Museum Admission. Pay-what-you-wish admission is only available at ticket counters.
Do you live or work in zip codes 10029, 10035, or 10037? You can visit the Museum for free! Simply show your I.D. or a piece of mail with your current address and the suggested admission charge will be waived.
Related Exhibition - Through February 22, 2026
Urban Stomp
Supporters
Museum of the City of New York's Family Programs are made possible, in part, by the Rochlis Family Foundation, The Eshe Fund, public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council, and by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
