Let the wind hit your face as you see the sights of the city. Enjoy the end of warm weather on one of Circle Line’s city cruises. There are a variety of choices but the most comprehensive is the two and-a-half hour "Best of NY Cruise." Tour around the island of Manhattan, getting a look at all five boroughs, three rivers and a close up view of the Statue of Liberty. Check website for schedule …

"A Studio in the Gallery: The Playful Universe of Ignacio Iturria" opens Sunday, September 24. Iturria is one of Uruguay’s leading artists. In his amazing paintings, he creates small worlds that pose big questions. He addresses urban life, social currents, and fantasy, and pushes us to connect our instinct for play and fantasy with adult concerns and memories. Iturria will create a “living …

Artwork created by the world-renowned artist Dale Chihuly is on view at the New York Botanical Garden, in a show that features 20 installations and includes the artists’ drawings and early works. The Garden’s dramatic landscape becomes the living canvas for works showcasing Chihuly’s signature shapes in brilliant colors.

Come see how Pez are made! Take a self-guided tour of the Pez manufacturing facility, looking through windows and at video monitors for a peek at the process. Then hit the gift shop to bring home these delicious and decorative treats.

The feisty charm of Eloise - the Plaza loving star of picture books bearing her name - is captured in this Museum show. Based on the books written by Kay Thompson, this exhibit showcases more than 75 items, including portraits, vintage dolls, original manuscripts and photographs. A variety of interactive family activities help visitors fully immerse themselves in the very special world of Eloise.

The Museum’s Learning Center has been temporarily transformed into a weaving workshop, whre families can experiment with various rug-inspired weaving techniques. Using new and recycled materials, visitor can contribute to a large collaborative weaving installation.

There are two new exciting experiences to be had at the Bronx Zoo, and both are part of the Treetop Adventure Program. One experience - called Climb - is an aerial adventure course consisting of rope bridges, rope walks, ladders, wobbly bridges and swinging elements. There are various levels of difficulty. The other adventure offered is Zipline, allowing guests to zip across the Bronx River 50 feet …

Add fun to the spooky season by visiting the Everett Children’s Adventure Garden. Eye popping pumpkins, spooky scarecrows and plenty of family fun make this a superior seasonal outdoor outing! There are guided activities for kids including a puppet playhouse. And on weekends there are live animal demonstrations of the season’s creepy critters, including bats, reptiles and more.

Shopkins Live! lights up the stage in this premiere live production packed with show stopping performances featuring the Shoppies.All of Shopville is in a tizzy as preparations get underway for the annual “Funtastic Food and Fashion Fair”. Shady Diva showcases her latest fashion designs; Lippy Lips gives colorful advice at the nail salon; Kooky Cookie tries to get in a beauty nap! But …

Toddlers and their caregivers enjoy fish-themed stories, songs and activities during a fun morning get together. The games and stories encourage children’s emerging language skills, and are followed by a period of free play. Children must be able to sit quietly with their grown-up.

"A Studio in the Gallery: The Playful Universe of Ignacio Iturria" opens Sunday, September 24. Iturria is one of Uruguay’s leading artists. In his amazing paintings, he creates small worlds that pose big questions. He addresses urban life, social currents, and fantasy, and pushes us to connect our instinct for play and fantasy with adult concerns and memories. Iturria will create a “living …

Tours of this historic site begin for the season on April 1. This lovely but unassuming country church has a stained glass window by Henri Matisse (his last work of art) and nine windows created by Marc Chagall. These glorious windows are on display for visitors. Tours are subject to congregation activities; call for daily schedule.

The feisty charm of Eloise - the Plaza loving star of picture books bearing her name - is captured in this Museum show. Based on the books written by Kay Thompson, this exhibit showcases more than 75 items, including portraits, vintage dolls, original manuscripts and photographs. A variety of interactive family activities help visitors fully immerse themselves in the very special world of Eloise.

Artwork created by the world-renowned artist Dale Chihuly is on view at the New York Botanical Garden, in a show that features 20 installations and includes the artists’ drawings and early works. The Garden’s dramatic landscape becomes the living canvas for works showcasing Chihuly’s signature shapes in brilliant colors.

Come see how Pez are made! Take a self-guided tour of the Pez manufacturing facility, looking through windows and at video monitors for a peek at the process. Then hit the gift shop to bring home these delicious and decorative treats.

There are two new exciting experiences to be had at the Bronx Zoo, and both are part of the Treetop Adventure Program. One experience - called Climb - is an aerial adventure course consisting of rope bridges, rope walks, ladders, wobbly bridges and swinging elements. There are various levels of difficulty. The other adventure offered is Zipline, allowing guests to zip across the Bronx River 50 feet …

The Museum’s Learning Center has been temporarily transformed into a weaving workshop, whre families can experiment with various rug-inspired weaving techniques. Using new and recycled materials, visitor can contribute to a large collaborative weaving installation.

Guides authentically dressed in 1800s garb lead tours around this elegant estate, which was the home of noted author Washington Irving. The mansion, as well as the beautiful grounds featuring a view of the Hudson River, make for a wonderful afternoon of exploring and history.

Come chat and play at this playgroup for parents and young children. Adults connect with other parents while the kids enjoy music, motor play and story time in a group setting. Weekly discussions are held on Jewish and Interfaith topics.

Visitors to the Manor tour the 300 year-old house, participate in hands-on activities of the 19th century, see the working gristmill and learn about the day-to-day lives of the Manor’s former inhabitants. Guests take guided, timed tours.

The South Street Seaport Museum has a new exhibition, "Millions: Migrants and Millionaires aboard the Great Liners." The exhibit features ship models, artifacts and memorabilia from ocean liners, giving visitors an in-depth look at the dramatic differences between ship travel for millionaires in First Class and immigrants in Third Class.

The Hammond Museum’s Japanese Stroll Garden is a beautiful and peaceful piece of nature, perfect for an afternoon walk. And now the Museum has partnered with noted sculptors to display works of art in a beautiful and natural setting.

Add fun to the spooky season by visiting the Everett Children’s Adventure Garden. Eye popping pumpkins, spooky scarecrows and plenty of family fun make this a superior seasonal outdoor outing! There are guided activities for kids including a puppet playhouse. And on weekends there are live animal demonstrations of the season’s creepy critters, including bats, reptiles and more.

"A Studio in the Gallery: The Playful Universe of Ignacio Iturria" opens Sunday, September 24. Iturria is one of Uruguay’s leading artists. In his amazing paintings, he creates small worlds that pose big questions. He addresses urban life, social currents, and fantasy, and pushes us to connect our instinct for play and fantasy with adult concerns and memories. Iturria will create a “living …

Tours of this historic site begin for the season on April 1. This lovely but unassuming country church has a stained glass window by Henri Matisse (his last work of art) and nine windows created by Marc Chagall. These glorious windows are on display for visitors. Tours are subject to congregation activities; call for daily schedule.

Artwork created by the world-renowned artist Dale Chihuly is on view at the New York Botanical Garden, in a show that features 20 installations and includes the artists’ drawings and early works. The Garden’s dramatic landscape becomes the living canvas for works showcasing Chihuly’s signature shapes in brilliant colors.

Come see how Pez are made! Take a self-guided tour of the Pez manufacturing facility, looking through windows and at video monitors for a peek at the process. Then hit the gift shop to bring home these delicious and decorative treats.

There are two new exciting experiences to be had at the Bronx Zoo, and both are part of the Treetop Adventure Program. One experience - called Climb - is an aerial adventure course consisting of rope bridges, rope walks, ladders, wobbly bridges and swinging elements. There are various levels of difficulty. The other adventure offered is Zipline, allowing guests to zip across the Bronx River 50 feet …

The Museum’s Learning Center has been temporarily transformed into a weaving workshop, whre families can experiment with various rug-inspired weaving techniques. Using new and recycled materials, visitor can contribute to a large collaborative weaving installation.

The feisty charm of Eloise - the Plaza loving star of picture books bearing her name - is captured in this Museum show. Based on the books written by Kay Thompson, this exhibit showcases more than 75 items, including portraits, vintage dolls, original manuscripts and photographs. A variety of interactive family activities help visitors fully immerse themselves in the very special world of Eloise.