Kids Play Classes in NYC, New York

Everything you need to celebrate Halloween: trick or treat trail, seasonal crafts, performances including a magic show, a carnivorous plant display, and a costume dance party. Show off your Halloween costume and bring your trick-or-treat bags! Price includes Garden admission

This class is a parent-child pre-soccer and movement program specifically designed for toddlers between 12 and 24 months. Our experienced instructors along with our puppet friends, Mimi & Pepe, take you and your little one through a world of exciting physical activity.  Individual attention, positive reinforcement, and engaging original music...

What would happen if you combined storytelling yoga with original music, immersive puppetry, and game-based learning all into one class for young children? The answer is Yogie Land. From lifelong educator, Grant Henry comes the world-renowned musical yoga adventure for children ages 6 months – 8 years old. Yogie Land (YL) finds the perfect balance...

Music Tummy Time is an educational, interactive and developmental program, which will help your baby learn and develop important skills. Every class has been carefully designed and planned with you and your baby's needs in mind. Classes are built on your baby's natural play-rest-play cycle to ensure they are not overstimulated. This is an ideal...

Watch your baby discover age-appropriate toys, safe climbing equipment and other babies! Grownups, share in this wonderful playtime experience. Caregivers are welcome.

Enjoy our clean, child safe garden outdoor space (weather permitting) at this class that combines free gross motor play and age-appropriate music including live guitar. Class is held in our indoor classroom during the cold months. This class is designed specifically for mobile babies through early walkers, around 6 - 18 mos in age. Soft and firm...

Get all the fun of a Parkbench playgroup with the added benefit of Hebrew immersion. Inspired by the play and connections that happen in parks and playgrounds, Parkbench begins with lively playtime, followed by snacks and age-appropriate activities, art, music, and circle time. What sets this class apart is its Hebrew immersion. For parents who would...

Children will develop verbal, problem solving and classroom skills while having lots of messy fun! Mess It Up II combines sensory free play, group and solo science experiments, storytelling, and simple process-oriented projects in order to create a rich learning experience for all children. Thematic elements are incorporated such as nature, seasonal...

Come play at the Zoo! Join us on this "caregiver and me" adventure series, where you and your child discover the natural world through play, animal encounters, and guided Zoo visits. This ticket includes one child and one caregiver.

When babies begin babbling, they’re ready for Babies Together! This fun-filled music class is a great bonding opportunity, where you and your child will play musical games, dance, and sing! Each session incorporates classic childhood songs along with new favorites you’ll enjoy singing together at home. As 5-9 month olds begin to develop their...

This is the second part of a four-course series. In Beginner 1 class, students will learn to play melodies. Students will also get many opportunities to review the basic of playing the cello, that they learned in previous course. In addition, students learn basics of music theories, such as dynamics, rhythm, and musical alphabets through fun musical...

In this class, your animal lover will create their own animal inspired robotic models. Students will learn about gear ratio, sensors, simple machines, and programming as they build insects, dolphins, gorillas, and much more. Your child is sure to have a wild time as they build, learn, and play.

Children explore movement and space through imaginative play, role playing, and other activities that allow them to creatively express themselves.

Introduction violin group classes offer instrumental instructions for young beginners. Through games and activities, students will learn basics of playing the violin such as how to hold their instruments, how to play with the bow and etc. This is the first part of a four-course series. Absolute beginners are welcome. 

Using ordinary—and unusual materials—such as shaving cream, beads, Play-Doh, etc. children create objects based on a story and its related vocabulary.