As summer unfolds, the exciting prospect of sleepaway camp emerges on the horizon, presenting a blend of exhilaration and trepidation for first-timers. The thought of leaving the comforts of home for an unfamiliar setting filled with new faces can indeed be daunting for many children....

We're marking a significant milestone this week at New York Loves Kids - our 12th anniversary. Since 2012, we have been dedicated to showcasing the very best of what New York City offers for families. It’s been a journey filled with growth, learning, and a...

This Valentine's Day, navigate New York City in the best way possible – through the wide-eyed wonderment of your little ones. From taking advantage of the child-friendly locales around the city to planning activities that include your partner, Valentine’s Day with your young kids can...

The Brooklyn Museum opened the New Toby Devan Lewis Education Center on January 27. Three studios offering expanded access to art-making and learning for all ages, and a dedicated gallery will host rotating family-friendly installations, kicking off with Artland: An Installation by Do Ho Suh and...

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On Kids' Night on Broadway, kids and teens ages 18 & under can attend a participating Broadway show for free when accompanied by a full-paying adult*. A Kids' Night on Broadway ticket also includes restaurant discounts. Select shows will offer in-theatre activities for kids including talkbacks,...

Fifth Edition of Groundbreaking Festival Centering Neurodiverse Audiences and Artists Creating Inclusive Experiences The Big Umbrella Festival returns to Lincoln Center this April, featuring a weekend of free and Choose-What-You-Pay programming designed specifically for neurodiverse audiences of all ages—welcoming kids, teens, adults, and their families. Now in its...