Weekend Art: Summer Print Jam
Get inky at an all-ages printmaking session marking Immigrant Heritage Month, with talks and pulled prints you can make yourself.
Family-friendly events, all-ages festivals, and kid-approved outings around New York this weekend.
Weekend of Jun 20–21, 2026 · 23 picks
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Get inky at an all-ages printmaking session marking Immigrant Heritage Month, with talks and pulled prints you can make yourself.
Paddle a kayak off the East River piers with the skyline as your backdrop, no experience or fee required for these free summer sessions.
Concerts, ranger-led tours but kids' workshops spread across parks citywide to mark Juneteenth with music, history but open-air celebration.
Trade city glare for telescopes at a free evening stargaze along the Hudson, with the night sky as the main attraction.
Maypole dances, folk songs and flower crowns mark the longest days, a Nordic solstice party on the downtown waterfront.
Nordic melodies drift across an uptown lawn for a free, breezy afternoon of music in one of Manhattan's prettiest parks.
Free riverfront programming along the Hudson serves up dance fitness and breezy outdoor diversions for drop-in afternoons.
An indoor mixed-doubles pickleball tournament brings competitive paddlers together for a day of bracket play.
A whimsical, immersive show that bends the city into a dreamlike wonderland, inviting younger visitors to wander and imagine.
The Public Theater rolls its traveling stage into a Queens park lawn for a free, polished evening of live theater outdoors.
A waterfront family music moment at the Seaport, mixing live sound with East River breezes.
A Harlem bandshell turns into a daylong playground of kid-friendly fun, an easy free outing for families seeking weekend wiggles.
A downtown park courts families with an afternoon of free games and activities, an easy outing for restless kids.
Peer safely at the sun through telescopes on the longest day, turning the solstice into an actual look at our star.
Gather at a beloved fairy-tale statue for live storytelling that turns a patch of park into a kids' imagination zone.
Catch a free outdoor film with the Manhattan skyline glittering across the water from this riverside Queens park lawn.
A Third Saturdays art happening on the car-free island, pairing creative making with ferry-ride escapism.
A hands-on hour where kids and grown-ups make art together, inspired by the photographs on the walls.
Meet the brackish-water diamondback terrapins in their own backyard during a guided nature outing along the marsh edge.
Kids get hands-on with art projects inspired by the museum's exhibitions, a creative break that lets little ones make their own masterpieces.
Kids get hands-on building a tiny self-contained ecosystem at a Bronx nature center's drop-in workshop.
Governors Island throws open its doors for a weekend of dance, art but waterfront wandering with skyline views.
Get out on the Bronx River with free community rowing and sailing right from a riverside park.