NYC MoMA February Art Activities For Kids: Creative Ways To Spend School Break

Five days of immersive art, activities, and more

Editor’s note: Staten Islander previously covered MoMA’s explorations of how art, gardening, and social justice are interrelated.  We also brought our readers into the world of artist Alex Katz while he was exhibiting at the museum.  We explored children’s creativity in public schools with the creator of many murals citywide and across the country that allow free expression. 

Looking for creative ways to spend February break with your little explorers? We’re transforming MoMA into a wonderland of imagination, play, and discovery for Family Festival: Another World!

In celebration of creativity and the natural world, children of all ages are invited to explore artist-created environments from a cardboard city to a giant cuddle monster, design digital ecosystems, create something new from recycled materials, and much more.

With hands-on workshops, family films, and creative gallery activities, children can unleash their imaginations to create, play, and dream.

While you’re here, enjoy family-friendly dining, shopping discounts, and all our exhibitions, too. Don’t miss this special opportunity to have unforgettable art adventures as a family.

Banner Image: Event banner. Image Credit – MoMA

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