FEATURED EVENTS

11am EDT / 10am CDT / 9am MDT / 8am PDT / 7am AKDT

Location:

Online

Online, NY, .

United States

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Phone:

602-286-3800

VIRTUAL EVENT: LIVE STREAM-Family Concert: Decoda

The wind players of Decoda present an interactive family event, bringing young people and parents alike inside the mind of a composer. Become musical detectives, investigating how a composer’s decisions affect the mood and the feeling of the music. Learn compositional concepts while exploring music by Nielsen, Schulhoff, and Balliett. By the end, you may even become composers for Decoda!

Dates:

07/12/2020

3 pm Eastern

Location:

Online

Online, NY, .

United States

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Phone:

914-232-1252

Tribeca Drive-In- Orchard Beach

The “Tribeca Drive-In” series, which will feature an exciting slate of over 30 iconic films, comedy acts, and more is coming to Orchard Beach July 9- Aug 2, 2020, providing families with a safe, comfortable entertainment experience that captivates audiences of all ages.

Dates:

07/09/2020

07/10/2020

07/11/2020

varies

Orchard Beach and Promenade

Organization:

Location:

Watt Avenue &, Middletown Rd

Bronx, NY, 10465

United States

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Phone:

(718) 885-2275

VIRTUAL EVENT: Danbury Library presents FREE LIVE virtual retelling of "The Wizard of Oz" - July 8 at 6:30pm Eastern

There is no place like home! Join us for a live theatrical event as we follow the comic duo of Lenny and Mabel down the yellow brick road to the land of Oz. Meet all of your favorite characters along the way! Gain courage with the Cowardly Lion, take heart with the Tin Man, and find your wits with the Scarecrow in this fun interactive retelling of the L. Frank Baum classic The Wizard of Oz. Free! Registration required. For families with children in grades K-5.

Dates:

07/08/2020

6:30pm EDT / 5:30pm CDT / 4:30pm MDT / 3:30pm PDT / 2:30pm AKDT

Location:

Online

Online, NY, .

United States

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Phone:

203-797-4528

Online: Discovery Green Friends Storytime Goodnight Moon at 10:30am Central

It’s summertime and the learning never stops! Join us for a special online-only story times on the Discovery Green Facebook page.

Dates:

07/10/2020

11:30am EDT / 10:30am CDT / 9:30am MDT / 8:30am PDT / 7:30am AKDT

Location:

Online

Online, NY, .

United States

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VIRTUAL EVENT: Discovery Club w/FW Public Library Story Time (Premiere Video) at 10am Central

Each Friday while the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge is closed, we will be airing a nature-themed presentation for children. We will partner with the Fort Worth Public Library. The library will start Discovery Club with a story, puppet show, poem, and/or song. The Nature Center will present on an array of nature-themed topics such as Wildflowers, Nests, Spiders, Owls, Trees/Plants, and Insects. This will be viewed as a Premier video with Facebook. You will be able to ask questions during the presentation and after through the comments section.

Dates:

07/10/2020

07/17/2020

07/24/2020

11am EDT / 10am CDT / 9am MDT / 8am PDT / 7am AKDT

Location:

Online

Online, NY, .

United States

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Phone:

817-392-7410

Marine Education Center Virtual Tour! 10:30 EDT

Watch the Marine Education Center Virtual tours of differ topics related to the Long Island Sound! This summer they will be weekly, Tuesday and Friday at 10:30 a.m.

Dates:

07/07/2020

07/10/2020

07/14/2020

10:30am EDT / 9:30am CDT / 8:30am MDT / 7:30am PDT / 6:30am AKDT

Location:

Online

Online, NY, .

United States

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Phone:

(914) 777-7784 Ext 205

VIRTUAL EVENT: Streaming | Meet an Astronomer | The Kuiper Belt with Dr. Larry Wasserman - July 7 at 2pm Pacific from Lowell Observatory

The Kuiper Belt consists of those objects which orbit the Sun beyond Neptune. It was actually “discovered” with the 1930 discovery of Pluto, but nobody realized what was really out there until a second object was found in 1992. We have now been able to study this part of the Solar System for 28 years and have discovered thousands of these objects. What have we learned about these faint, icy, primitive bodies? And what about the big question regarding Pluto. Is it a planet? For that matter, what is (or what should be) a planet? Lowell Observatory Astronomer Dr. Larry Wasserman helps us answer these questions.

Dates:

07/07/2020

5pm EDT / 4pm CDT / 3pm MDT / 2pm PDT / 1pm AKDT

Location: