Local events provide entertainment and learning experiences

June 18, 11:19 AMNY Homeschooling ExaminerKristina Daniele

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There are several events this summer that can provide homeschooling families with fun, exciting, and educational experiences. Here is a list of events that my family will be attending.

Harlem 1970-2009: Photographs by Camilo Jose Vergara
New York Historical Society
(212) 873-3400
170 Central Park W
NY, NY 10024

Vergara explores the transformation of Harlem over the last 40+ years. the exhibit will show some before and after images showing industrial, architectural, social and economic growth. Exhibit runs until July 12, 2009.

Peter Pan 7 Adventures in Neverland
Swedish Cottage Marionette Theater - Central Park
(212) 988-9093
Central Park West,
New York, NY 10023

The traditional story of Peter Pan has been updated and rewritten to reflect modern times. The setting is now NYC and characters no longer have British accents and behaviors.

Totally Tots
Brooklyn Children's Museum
(718) 735-4403
145 Brooklyn Ave.,
Brooklyn, NY 11213

For children 5 and under, Totally Tots help promote literacy and cultivate an interest in science. The colorful, whimsical world allows tots to explore various areas through pouring, climbing, listening and creating at their own pace.

Gazzilion Bubble Show
New World Stages
888-VISIT-NY
340 W. 50th St.,
New York, NY 10019

A mixture of art and science, Fan Yang showcases the mysterious world of soap bubbles. The Gazillion Bubble Show' is the first and only interactive stage production of its kind, complete with fantastic light effects, lasers and jaw-dropping masterpieces of bubble artistry. Children and adults of all ages are sure to be amazed, mystified and enchanted!.

Kristina also writes for TravelingMom.com where you can read about more educational trips throughout the US. She can also be found at Mom on the Rise and Moms of Hue.