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Saturday March 22, 2025

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10 – 11:30 am

Kids Kaleidoscope Workshop

Ages: 5 – 12
Art
Classes
Family

Bartow-Pell Mansion MuseumBronx

Layton seeding

10 am – noon

Starting Seeds at the Farm

Quail Hill FarmAmagansett

3.22 Adult + Child Class

10 am – noon

ADULT + CHILD ART CLASS

Ages: 5 and up
Art
Classes
Family

Southampton Arts CenterSouthampton

New Career

10:30 am – noon

New Year, New Career

Classes
Free

Mattituck-Laurel LibraryMattituck

11 am – noon

STEM: Polka Dot Slime (ages 3-8yrs)

Classes

Project Most Community Learning CenterEast Hampton

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Noon – 4 pm

Family Science Workshop: Snows of Other Worlds

Ages: All
Art
Classes
Family

Hudson River MuseumYonkers

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Noon – 1:30 pm

Boozy Ice Cream Cocktail Mixology: St. Paddy’s Ice Cream Cocktails

Classes

Tipsy Scoop BrooklynBrooklyn

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1 – 2 pm

Kids on the Move! Signs of Spring

Ages: 3 – 8
Art
Classes
Family

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2 – 5 pm

Classical Music Explorations – interactive music appreciation

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Pop Gym x Haven

2 – 4 pm

Intro to Self-Defense Workshop

Haven BoxingBrooklyn

22nd – iphone photo org

3 – 4 pm

iPhone Photo Organization

Classes
Free

Quogue Library IncQuogue

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4:30 – 5:20 pm

Preschool Ballet Class

Ages: 3 – 4
Classes
Dance
Family

Ballet Long IslandRonkonkoma

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