Things to Do in New Milford
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Welcome to Harlem
- Harlem
Knowledgeable Harlem residents guide tours through the neighborhood's centuries-old architecture and jazz clubs
Hawthorne Theaters
- Hawthorne
Newly renovated theater in business 85+ years shows first-run movie for two or four with buttery popcorn and choice of cold soda
Screamin' Parties
- Multiple Locations
Inflatable playground includes 20 ft. shark slide, interactive games, and obstacle course inside supervised play area
PAR 5 Fitness
- Nyack
Instructors use an expert eye and technology to analyze, break down, and improve golf swings and pitching mechanics
Brunswick Bowling
- Multiple Locations
Long-time bowling-industry leader opens its oiled lanes for pin-punishment sessions including cosmic bowling
New Jersey Rock Gym
- Fairfield
Beginner-friendly course imparts climbing basics with included gear and additional climbing opportunities; private lesson for up to four
Garden State Roller Girls
- North Arlington
Rollergirls attempt to lap opponent skaters while gathering points during two 30-minute halves
The Center for Fiction
- Midtown Center
A fiction nonprofit with a circulating collection of more than 85,000 titles also offers evening workshops taught by bestselling authors
Emoria Studios
Babies and toddlers learn social skills in dance classes that also encourage parent-child participation and interaction
Kendo Academy Sungmoo
- Multiple Locations
Instructors drill students in martial arts during cardio-heavy kendo classes and sword-wielding lessons at Grand Master Seong’s academy
Green Flag Driving Experience
- Wall Speedway
Slide behind the wheel of a Winged TQ Midget car and reach speeds in excess of 90 mph while zooming around track
Manhattan Walking Tour.com
- Times Square
Knowledgeable tour guides lead hourlong jaunts through Times Square, sharing historical tidbits about it along the way
Marjorie S. Dean Little Theater
- Upper West Side
Adapted from beloved children's books, the show teaches kids valuable lessons through fun songs and dances before postshow meet and greet
Floyd Hall Arena North New Jersey
- Little Falls
Two NHL-sized ice rinks host public skating sessions throughout the week
Yoga Vita
- Teaneck
Led by studio director who studied yoga in India, instructors host Iyengar-style classes for all levels of skill and experience
Fuerza Bruta
- Union Square
Aerial acrobatic dancers dazzle audiences as they run through walls, dance through thin air, and even swim through a pool of suspended water
New York Mets
- Flushing Meadows Corona Park
The Mets square off against a tough lineup of teams including the Yankees, as well as Fireworks Night after the 5/24 game against the Braves
Ground Zero Museum Workshop
- West Village
A collection of rare photos & artifacts commemorates the special stories & people of the recovery at Ground Zero after the attacks
Blazing Saddles New York
- Multiple Locations
Aboard a hybrid bike with 24-speeds, cyclists glide through the city armed with locks, helmets, and maps
Kristin Hanson Fine Jewelry School
- Tribeca
Famed jeweler seen in Lucky and InStyle magazines leads intimate intro course in which students craft baubles from metals
Museum of the American Gangster
- East Village
Museum profiling mob bosses, bank robbers, and gangsters in old St. Mark's speakeasy
NYSee Tours
- Theater District - Times Square
Guided bus tour passes and stops at renowned sights, including Fifth Avenue, the West Village, and Central Park
My Big Gay Italian Wedding
- Clinton
Sequel to the Off-Broadway musical comedy My Big Gay Italian Wedding turns Italian wake into a fun and campy soap opera
Central Park Bike Rental
Cruisers, mountain bikes, and road bikes from brands such as Trek carry patrons on trips through Central Park and Manhattan
JCM Baseball Academy
- Teaneck
Drills and one-on-one coaching from Division I–level baseball instructors
Shake, Rattle & Roll Dueling Pianos
- Tribeca
Duo of bantering pianists leads night-long party of rock sing-alongs and onstage games at a Tribeca Italian restaurant
National Academy Museum & School
- Upper East Side
Inside a renovated Fifth Avenue mansion that dates back to 1902, guests enjoy exhibits such as John Cage's work and pieces by Mary Cassatt
The Art Farm
- Upper East Side
Kids develop a love of cooking and nutrition with hands-on activities as they mix and measure their way to crafting local and global cuisine
Taste Harlem Food and Cultural Tours
- Harlem
Expert guides drive guests through Harlem's diverse history as eyes feast on less-known spots & tongues & ears are treated to food & music
Museum of Tolerance New York
- Murray Hill
Interactive workshops, exhibits & films challenge visitors to think about issues of bigotry & hate, such as human rights & genocide
Pilates Reforming New York
- Midtown South Central
Professional instructors shepherd students through isometic poses & movements meant to strengthen core & increase coordinatioin
Museum at Eldridge Street
- Chinatown
National historical landmark transports guests through lives of New York immigrants & protects Jewish cultural heritage & architecture
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Make Meaning brims with skilled staff members who unleash floods of creativity with an arsenal of crafting supplies, earning kudos from New York magazine. The store’s membership program, the Smile High Club, allows members to waive all sitting fees (ordinarily $12/session) and pay only for any materials used while fashioning glass, paper, candles, soap, jewelry, or ceramics into festive masterpieces. Explore Make Meaning’s nearly 6,000-square-foot wonderland, composing a symphony of color and scent on a customizable candle or constructing stunning muse-lures from a cornucopia of jewelry materials.
As you stroll about Touch's swank, florescent premises and by its vibrant walls, sip some of the very finest adult fruit drinks. Previous exhibitors included the likes of Scorpion mezcal, Luna Sueno tequila, Obsello absinthe, U'Luvka vodka, Deau Cognac, and more. This deal makes an ideal Father's Day gift for the dad who likes the finest libations.
Within the multihued walls of Kidville’s indoor playland, tykes expand their minds, network with members of their peer group, and deplete their vast energy reserves. Babies, toddlers, and kids 6 or younger delve into classes developed by Kidville’s early-childhood-development gurus. Burgeoning Beethovens can swivel their hips, flex their sing-along muscles, and edit their massive music manuscripts during one of Kidville’s music and dance classes, or enlist in one of the art classes to create a piece that captures their inner rage toward broccoli. Fun and fit gym classes let tots run, roll, and hover through gauntlets of plush blocks and spongy play mats. Clasping hands and scampering legs can also roam freely through Kidville’s sprightly indoor playspace, though all munchkins must be supervised by a parent, guardian, or trustworthy primate.
The field at TM Baseball & Softball Academy extends both inside and outside letting players play during warm weather, cold weather, or nonexistent indoor snowstorms. During daily training sessions, the TM Baseball & Softball Academy coaching staff helps high school and college-level players–as well as children as young as 3 years old–hone their hitting, defense, and fielding abilities. They also infuse sessions with strength, conditioning, and agility exercises so that players can field line drives and beat mascots during 7th inning dizzy-bat races.
Even though it’s been lauded by CBS New York, Time Out New York Kids, and Nickelodeon Parents Connect, ABC Do-Re-Me! most values praise from its students. At each energetic studio, newborns to 6-year-olds ecstatically bounce along to children’s songs from a live guitarist or to tunes by pop artists such as the Beatles, the Black Eyed Peas, and Madonna, as they build cognitive skills, develop socially, and create dance routines that will wow at baby prom.
