...range of complementary performances, workshops and programs will launch at the museum when Hello from Japan! opens in January 2015 and will continue throughout the exhibit’s five-month run. Advisors to...
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...of Japan for me," says Howard Miller, who brought his granddaughter. Throughout the run of the exhibit, the museum will also be hosting special guests who will teach children about...
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...Thursday, January 15 from 10am-noon at CMOM (212 West 83rd Street). The multimedia exhibit runs through May 17, 2015. Hello from Japan! will transport families to two distinct areas of...
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...this is more instructive than sitting in a lecture,” he said. “We love museums like this.” Turns out, foundational learning doesn’t just happen in math class or the science lab....
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...daily programs, workshops and live performances, will run from June 5 through Dec. 31, 2015. The innovative, 1,500-square-foot play space – a pint-sized rockers’ dream – features a replica of...
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VOICE OF AMERICA: NEW YORK — Imagine a place where children can steer a dhow boat across the Indian Ocean, sell Egyptian spices and Moroccan rugs, hop on a camel...
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...East Harlem. The grant comes from the Morgan Stanley Foundation. The centers will be run by Union Settlement Association. It is an East Harlem organization that aids underserved communities. The...
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Mommy Nearest On February 13, the Children’s Museum of Manhattan will open a new one-of-a-kind exhibit that celebrates Muslim cultures through hands-on activities. Children can visit a mosque and decorate...
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...can pretend to buy and sell spices, ceramics from Turkey and rugs from Morocco. If I have any criticism of the exhibit, it’s that nowhere can you learn how to...
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...photographs of an Egyptian market set the scene of a local bazaar where children can smell spices and fruits commonly sold. Sadie “is at the perfect age for this exhibit,”...
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