Things to Do With Kids in Westchester

Things to do with kids in Westchester

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Sunday Jan. 5, 2025

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All day

Pop-Up Ice-Skating Rink at Cross County Center

Ages: All
Christmas
Festivals

Cross County CenterYonkers

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Various

Cross County Center Pop-Up Holiday Ice Skating Rink

Ages: All
Community
Holiday

Cross County CenterYonkers

11am–12:30pm

Winter Wolves

Ages: All
Animals
Outdoors

Wolf Conservation CenterSouth Salem

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11:30am–4pm

Family Art Workshop: Paper Bag Snowflakes

Ages: All
Art
Attractions

Hudson River MuseumYonkers

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Noon–4pm

Family Science Workshop: Snows of Other Worlds

Ages: 9 and up
Attractions
Craft & DIY

Hudson River MuseumYonkers

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Noon–4pm

Family Art Workshop: The Power of Color

Ages: All
Art
Attractions

Hudson River MuseumYonkers

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12:30pm

2pm

2pm

3:30pm

3:30pm

Planetarium Shows at the Hudson River Museum

Ages: All

Hudson River MuseumYonkers

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12:30–1:30pm

Earth, Moon, and Sun (Planetarium Show)

Ages: 5 – 12
Attractions
Film

Hudson River MuseumYonkers

2–5pm

Hairspray

Ages: All
Theater

White Plains Performing Arts CenterWhite Plains

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2–3pm

The Sky Tonight (Planetarium Show)

Ages: All
Attractions
Film

Hudson River MuseumYonkers

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3:30–4:30pm

Moonbase: The Next Step (Planetarium Show)

Ages: All
Attractions
Film

Hudson River MuseumYonkers

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