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Saturday Jan. 11, 2025

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10 am – 5 pm

ArtRink

Ages: All
Attractions
Family

Brooklyn Children’s MuseumCrown Heights

10 am – noon

Frosty 4K & Icy 8K

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12:30 pm

2:30 pm

The Tortoise & the Hare

Ages: All
Family
Theater

Puppetworks IncPark Slope

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1 – 4 pm

Weekend Art: Saturday Sketch Club

Ages: All
Art
Classes
Family

Brooklyn MuseumProspect Heights

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8 – 9:30 pm

The BEST Comedy Show in Williamsburg

Comedy

Flop House Comedy Club

9:30 – 11 pm

The 9:30 Comedy Show – Williamsburg

Flop House Comedy Club

Sunday Jan. 12

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10 am – noon

JPlay! – Weekly Jewish Toddler Programming

Ages: 8 and under
Family

Hannah Senesh Community Day SchoolCarroll Gardens

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10 am – 5 pm

ArtRink

Ages: All
Attractions
Family

Brooklyn Children’s MuseumCrown Heights

11 am – 1:30 pm

The Rock and Roll Playhouse plays the Music of David Bowie + More

Ages: 8 and under
Dance
Family
Music

Brooklyn Bowl: BrooklynWilliamsburg

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12:30 pm

2:30 pm

The Tortoise & the Hare

Ages: All
Family
Theater

Puppetworks IncPark Slope

2:30 – 3:30 pm

As You Like It Performance

Ages: 5 – 8
Family
Theater

First Unitarian Church of BrooklynBrooklyn Heights

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5:30 – 6:30 pm

Romeo & Juliet Performance

Ages: 9 and up
Family
Theater

First Unitarian Church of BrooklynBrooklyn Heights

Monday Jan. 13

Annie – Child’s Play_107 Credit Hunter Canning

5:30 – 6:30 pm

High School Musical Jr.

Ages: 5 – 12
Family
Theater

First Unitarian Church of BrooklynBrooklyn Heights

Tuesday Jan. 14

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10:30 – 11:30 am

Stomp, Clap and Sing with Princess Backpack and Benjamin

Ages: All
Family
Free
Music

Brooklyn Public Library — Central LibraryProspect Heights

Annie – Child’s Play_107 Credit Hunter Canning

5 – 5:30 pm

Finding Nemo Kids

Ages: 5 – 8
Family
Theater

First Unitarian Church of BrooklynBrooklyn Heights

DRAG BINGO IN PARK SLOPE

Rullo’sPark Slope

Wednesday Jan. 15

10 – 11:30 am

Toddler Playtime

Ages: 4 and under
Family
Sports

Prospect Gymnastics Ditmas ParkDitmas Park

11 am – noon

Story Play @ Sheepshead Bay Library

Ages: 8 and under
Family
Free

Sheepshead Bay LibrarySheepshead Bay

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2 – 5 pm

ArtRink

Ages: All
Attractions
Family

Brooklyn Children’s MuseumCrown Heights

Thursday Jan. 16

9 am – 10:30 pm

Toddler Playtime

Ages: 4 and under
Family
Sports

Prospect Gymnastics Ditmas ParkDitmas Park

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10 – 11:30 am

Stroller Tours: Elizabeth Catlett

Ages: 2 and under
Art
Family
Tours

Brooklyn MuseumProspect Heights

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2 – 5 pm

ArtRink

Ages: All
Attractions
Family

Brooklyn Children’s MuseumCrown Heights

Chess picture

4 – 5 pm

Chess with Vladimir Mazo

Ages: All
Family
Free
Games

Brooklyn Public Library Sheepshead BaySheepshead Bay

7 pm

Disney on Ice Presents Frozen & Encanto

Ages: All
Family
Theater

Barclays CenterProspect Heights

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8 – 10 pm

Weekend Warmup comedy in Brooklyn!

EastVille Comedy ClubDowntown Brooklyn / Boreum Hill

8 – 9:30 pm

The Letdown

Free

HalyardsGowanus

Friday Jan. 17

9 – 10:30 am

Toddler Playtime

Ages: 4 and under
Family
Sports

Prospect Gymnastics Ditmas ParkDitmas Park

11 am

7 pm

Disney on Ice Presents Frozen & Encanto

Ages: All
Family
Theater

Barclays CenterProspect Heights

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2 – 5 pm

ArtRink

Ages: All
Attractions
Family

Brooklyn Children’s MuseumCrown Heights

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