Sensory-Friendly Performances at Long Island Children’s Museum

Long Island Children’s Museum marks the 10th anniversary since their first Sensory-Friendly performances at the LICM Theater back in 2014.  The productions will be adapted to include a number of special accommodations to ensure all children are comfortable while attending. For many Long Island children, the LICM theater is their very first experience with live theater, and access […]

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New Eric Carle exhibit at Long Island Children’s Museum

Celebrated children’s author and illustrator Eric Carle is the subject of the newest Long Island Children’s Museum exhibit. “Very Eric Carle: A Very Hungry, Quiet, Lonely, Clumsy, Busy Exhibit” will begin a residency at the Museum on January 27 which will run through May 12.  This is the first North American traveling exhibit for children […]

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RING IN 2024 AT A “NOON” YEAR’S EVE PARTY AT CHILDREN’S MUSEUM

Families across Long Island will be ringing in 2024 at Long Island Children’s Museum’s (LICM) annual “Noon” Year’s Eve celebration, “Countdown to 12!”. Sponsored by Bank of America, the annual family-friendly event invites visitors to take part in all the traditional elements of the holiday, including confetti-filled ball drops on a schedule designed for children… […]

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SNOWFLAKE SOCK SKATING AT LICM

How fun does “Sock Skating” sound? Our very own, Long Island Children’s Museum in Garden City is bringing the joy of Winter indoors for the ultimate family fun experience. Enjoy the memories you will make inside the Snowflake Village with your kids as you enjoy the experience wearing “sock skates”.  This event is happening now through Sunday, […]

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CHILDREN’S MUSEUM PRESENTS “STORIES FROM THE LAND” FESTIVAL

Festival Kicks Off Year-Long Interpretive Land Acknowledgment Project Long Island Children’s Museum will inspire visitors to deepen their connection to the land during “Stories from the Land,” a two-day festival featuring indigenous artists, indigenous storytellers and land preservationists.  Stories from the Land Festival, taking place on Friday, July 14 and Saturday, July 15 from noon to 3 […]

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SNOWFLAKE SOCK SKATING at LICM

How fun does “Sock Skating” sound? Our very own, Long Island Children’s Museum in Garden City is bringing the joy of Winter indoors for the ultimate family fun experience. Enjoy the memories you will make inside the Snowflake Village with your kids as you enjoy the experience wearing “sock skates”. This fun winter exhibit opens […]

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DINOSAURS HAVE TAKEN OVER LONG ISLAND CHILDREN’S MUSEUM

Animatronic “Age of the Dinosaurs” Exhibit Now Open Through May 29 Long Island Children’s Museum’s new “dino-tastic” exhibit, Age of the Dinosaurs, is a hit with children and parents alike. Since opening January 22, visitors are having a roaring good time stepping back in time to explore the animatronic prehistoric creatures that look, move and make sounds as they […]

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Thomas & Friends Exhibit at LICM

All Aboard for Thomas & Friends: Explore the Rails! Fun at the Long Island Children’s Museum located in Garden City on Museum Row.  If your kids love Thomas the Train then they will love this exhibit where they can see their favorite engines (like Thomas, Percy and Victor) at iconic destinations located in the island […]

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February Break fun at LICM

Three-time GRAMMY nominee Brady Rymer will be featured as part of an entire week of exciting programming at the Long Island Children’s Museum for next week’s school break. The Museum’s newest exhibit, SONIC SENSATIONS, has been a big hit since opening last month and the exhibit’s “Scream Chamber” has been getting a lot of attention […]

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LI Children’s Museum Family New Year’s Event

The Long Island Children’s Museum is the perfect place for families to celebrate the New Year with their 14th annual Countdown to 12 event, giving little ones an opportunity to share in the fun without having to stay up past their bedtimes. Two ball drops will take place on December 31 – one at Noon […]

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