Step back in time and see the sights of New York Harbor from the decks of the beautiful, historic 1885 Schooner Pioneer. Take food to enjoy on your sail - and your camera, too! Pioneer sails rain or shine.

Not your typical Big Top show! The UniverSoul Circus celebrates the unique and familiar aspects of global cultures and ethnicities in a production that blends circus arts, theater and music.

Spend Memorial Day at this beautiful 28-acre public garden and cultural center overlooking the Hudson River and Palisades. Just one of three Monday openings all year!

Mark Memorial Day at this parade that’s been a Valhalla tradition since before WWII. Parade ends at the Village Green & Gazebo where a ceremony will take place. Following the ceremony, all are welcome at the American Legion Post 1038 for hot dogs, ice cream and refreshments.

Did you know the man who brought us the classic children’s story "Corduroy" also had a long career as an artist who documented New York? In this exhibition, see Don Freeman’s wonderful interpretations of the city through drawings, paintings, publications and prints, plus enjoy his original studies and sketches of Corduroy and other characters.

Forget what you think you know about the King of the Dinosaurs. This special exhibition explores the full tyrannosaur story with life-sized reconstructions at various life stages, real fossils and casts, large-scale video projections, hands-on interactives and an exhilarating virtual reality experience that lets visitors work in a group to assemble a T. rex skeleton.

The New York Botanical Garden is open today. Enjoy everything the 250-acre National Historic Landmark has to offer, including the Everett Children’s Adventure Garden.

A roaring good time is back at the Bronx Zoo! Take the biggest, most realistic dinosaur ride in America to see 40 life-size animatronic dinos. Learn about species such as T-Rex and Spinosaurus and connections between animals at the zoo and their prehistoric predecessors. Plus, visit the fossil dig area, take photos and more.

Explore the spring crops (and lots of lettuce!) growing in the garden, mix and make your own salad take-home packet of herblicious salad dressing and make a plant-parts salad art collage.

Build your police badge, build a super rescue helicopter and take it on a test flight, film your own epic adventure scene, see a new 4D movie, meet characters and more!

Salute those who have made the ultimate sacrifice as local organizations parade down Church Street. Memorial ceremony follows parade.

Explore this car-free, 172-acre island gem in the heart of New York Harbor. Enjoy Slide Hill, play fountains, hammocks, biking, kayaking and many other activities throughout the summer. Check website for schedule.

Learn all about wolf families and why it’s a special time of year for packs in North America. Visit Ambassador wolves Alawa, Nikai and Zephyr and potentially behold the WCC’s critically endangered red wolves and Mexican gray wolves, too.

Entertainer Chris Rowlands brings animals to life through kid-friendly songs, dance, puppets and colorful props. Children are invited to wear fun hats and sing along on stage!

Time again for some sand, water and sun. Kick off the unofficial start of summer at Westchester County’s beaches, open weekends and holidays only (for now).

Enjoy making fresh pasta dough for homemade fettuccine, pounding chicken for the perfect chicken parmesan and stirring chocolate chips into the base for homemade gelato.

This thrilling giant-screen experience showcases the human achievement and drama of the first lunar landing which happened 50 years ago this July.

Pay tribute to fallen soldiers from all wars with a presentation of an 18th century military ceremony, followed immediately by an artillery demonstration.

A weekly storytime featuring songs and crafts. Reading together strengthens the parent-child bond and promotes early literacy, leading to success in school and in life.

Did you know the man who brought us the classic children’s story "Corduroy" also had a long career as an artist who documented New York? In this exhibition, see Don Freeman’s wonderful interpretations of the city through drawings, paintings, publications and prints, plus enjoy his original studies and sketches of Corduroy and other characters.

A roaring good time is back at the Bronx Zoo! Take the biggest, most realistic dinosaur ride in America to see 40 life-size animatronic dinos. Learn about species such as T-Rex and Spinosaurus and connections between animals at the zoo and their prehistoric predecessors. Plus, visit the fossil dig area, take photos and more.

Forget what you think you know about the King of the Dinosaurs. This special exhibition explores the full tyrannosaur story with life-sized reconstructions at various life stages, real fossils and casts, large-scale video projections, hands-on interactives and an exhilarating virtual reality experience that lets visitors work in a group to assemble a T. rex skeleton.

Build your police badge, build a super rescue helicopter and take it on a test flight, film your own epic adventure scene, see a new 4D movie, meet characters and more!

Let your little one touch and explore new materials in the messy world of the scribble studio with other artists their age. Dress for mess.

Explore this car-free, 172-acre island gem in the heart of New York Harbor. Enjoy Slide Hill, play fountains, hammocks, biking, kayaking and many other activities throughout the summer. Check website for schedule.

Join Barnes & Noble booksellers for a story and coloring activity every week in the Children’s Department.

Discover bulbs and buds as they wake up and seeds sprout. Search for plants and animals in the Children’s Garden as they grow and change through the season. Make a seed sprouting tape to plant at home and design a button that proclaims why you love plants.

Explore the spring crops (and lots of lettuce!) growing in the garden, mix and make your own take-home packet of herblicious salad dressing and make a plant-parts salad art collage.

This thrilling giant-screen experience showcases the human achievement and drama of the first lunar landing which happened 50 years ago this July.

Introduce your little one to important life skills and ideas through music. Frank’s original songs and high energy show cover topics like manners, healthy eating habits and sharing.