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Registration required via phone or e-mail to by Friday at 5 p.m.īaby Loves Disco (Sunday) Mommy and Daddy often love disco too, and they can enjoy these afternoon dance parties - with bona fide D.J.’s and ’70s and ’80s hits - along with their offspring. Working with the architect Yves Roger, each participant will experiment with different materials to create a skyscraper design, using vintage film and the museum’s images and models as inspiration.

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on Fridays 1109 Fifth Avenue, at 92nd Street, (212) 423-3200, free with admission: $12 $10 for 65+ $7.50 for students free for under 12 and members.Īrchikids Family Program (Saturday) Aspiring architects ages 9 to 13 can practice making their own marks on the city skyline in this workshop, sponsored by the Skyscraper Museum and the educational organization Archikids.

on Thursdays (but closed on Thanksgiving Day) until 4 p.m. This interactive show, for ages 3 to 10, also includes a recreated room from the Ottoman period (about 1900), where young archaeologists can dress in costume. Still, there is plenty of excitement in analyzing artifacts like a jar handle, a clay jug and a bangle and figuring out the purpose behind ancient pieces like a Greek helmet and a bull-shaped vessel. ‘Archaeology Zone: Discovering Treasures From Playgrounds to Palaces’ (Friday, and Sunday through Tuesday) Children will step into the shoes of an explorer like Indiana Jones in this permanent exhibition at the Jewish Museum, but the adventures will be purely scholarly. They’re part of this 50-minute magic performance, which includes audience participation and will continue on Sundays in an open-ended run.

‘The Amazing Max and the Box of Interesting Things’ (Saturday and Sunday) Max Darwin, a k a the Amazing Max, promises not only interesting things, but also some interesting phenomena: levitation, strange appearances and disappearances, props that seem to move on their own. At the door: $15 and $10.) LAUREL GRAEBER Advance tickets: $12 $8 for 12 and under. Javits Convention Center, 655 West 34th Street, Manhattan. DiNardo said.Īnd all, she added, will display their affection: “lots of dog and cat kisses.” Dogs and cats will show off their agility on obstacle courses - “in two separate areas, of course,” Ms. Some of it will be silly (a feline fashion show), some serious (demonstrations by law enforcement and search-and-rescue dogs) and some sporty (flyball, a kind of canine relay race). Visitors can ask questions of animal behaviorists as well as observe a lot of animal behavior.

(For the record, milk is not the best food for cats, and yes, dogs get dental benefits from brushing, though you’ll be relieved to learn that they don’t need to floss.) to give cats milk?’ or ‘I should brush my dog’s teeth every day: true or false?’ ” Ms. Children can have their faces painted and participate in a combination scavenger hunt/bingo game by answering questions.