Winter break is here, and we’ve got a fantastic lineup of free activities for kids during their time off! The Urban Park Rangers and Prospect Park Alliance are hosting nature programs all week long, and there are plenty of storytimes, free concerts, movie nights, and volunteer opportunities for teens in our community. Take advantage of free admission to the Black Future Festival at the Brooklyn Children’s Museum on Wednesday, and celebrate the legacy of Shirley Chishom with a superhero cape workshop at the Lefferts Historic House in Prospect Park. For even more fun, check out our complete guide to winter break activities for families in Brooklyn and beyond!
Kids Week with the Urban Park Rangers: Natural Dyes | Sunset Park
Monday, February 17 | 12-1pm
Join the Urban Park rangers in using plant materials to make fabulous dyes! Bring a white cotton clothing item or get a handkerchief to tie-dye.
Mid-Winter Recess with Prospect Park Alliance | Prospect Park
Monday, February 17–Friday, February 21 | 12-4pm
Join Prospect Park Alliance for nature education programs for Mid-Winter Recess at the Prospect Park Audubon Center, the first urban Audubon Center in the nation. There will be nature discovery stations, a chance to meet live animals, and a winter wilderness walk.
Free Music Show with Hopalong Andrew at Whole Foods | Gowanus
Hopalong Andrew’s weekly shows at Whole Foods are FREE! Make sure to double check in his Instagram the morning of to make sure class has not been cancelled for any reason.
Aviva and Friends Presents: Toddlers in Rhythm at Time Out Market | DUMBO
Tuesday, February 20 | 10-11am | Registration will open 72 hours in advance
In this movement workshop for parents/caretakers and their little ones, we will explore the fundamentals of rhythm and movement, using the lens of African Dance. Listening to the beat of the drum, participants and their parents will explore their range of movement and feel how the rhythm moves them to their core! We will use rhythm and stories to bridge the distance between us and keep on moving to a connected beat. This program will be on the 5th floor event space. Registration will open 72hrs in advance of the program.
Tiny Storytime at Books Are Magic | Brooklyn Heights & Cobble Hill
Tuesdays @ 11am at Smith Street location | Cobble Hill
Thursdays @ 11am at Montague Street location | Brooklyn Heights
Join Books Are Magic for Tiny Storytime for ages 6-36 months!
Free Storytime at Private Picassos | Clinton Hill
Tuesdays | 11:00-11:30am
Join us each Tuesday at 11am and select Saturdays at 10am for a special storytime – perfect for babies and toddlers. Private Picassos Founder Valeen Bhat will read a favorite kid’s book in our cozy reading nook. Hang out after for coloring, toys and exploring all of the books we have at our Studio.
Kids Week with the Urban Park Rangers: Nature Scavenger Hunt | Brooklyn Bridge Park
Tuesday, February 18 | 11am-12pm
Set sail through Brooklyn’s winter flora and fauna on a wild scavenger hunt! Follow the trail of urban wildlife and unique plants and trees, discover something new while having a blast!
Kreyòl Bilingual Storytime at Brooklyn Heights Library | Brooklyn Heights
Tuesday, February 18 | 3:30-4:30pm
In this interactive playtime for toddlers, we’ll sing and dance to music in Haitian Kreyol, all while learning new words! Our facilitator will lead families in engaging musical and storytelling activities, led in both English and Kreyol. Fun for all levels! No registation required.
New Mom Meet Up at Fontainhas | DUMBO
Tuesdays | 4:30-6:00pm
Bundle up and bring your baby (or your baby bump!) to Fontainhas for some cozy chai and hangs with other new moms. Hosted every week by the new mom pop-up POST.
Make & Serve at a Soup Kitchen with The Service Collective | Brooklyn Heights & Park Slope
Wednesday, February 19 | 9:45am-1:00pm | Ages 12+ | Sign up here
The Service Collective is looking for volunteers to serve food to our neighbors! On a busy day, our local soup kitchen CHiPS at 200 4th Avenue feeds 200+ people for breakfast and 400+ people for lunch. Together we will make 200+ sandwiches and 100+ breakfast cups at St. Ann & the Holy Trinity in Brooklyn Heights. Then we will hop on the train and set up and serve during lunch service.
Toddler Time with Adams Street Library at Time Out Market | DUMBO
Wednesday, February 19 | 10:00-10:30am (Register here) 10:45-11:15am (Register here) | Registration is required and will open 72 hours in advance | 18-36 months
We are so excited to be partnering with Time Out Market at 55 Water Street while Adams Street is closed to bring DUMBO toddlers weekly story times! Story time will take place in their 5th Floor Lounge–however space is limited so please register to grab a spot! Registration opens 72 HR before the program. There is no waitlist for the program. Read books, sing songs, learn fingerplays, and play with other toddlers and caregivers! Geared towards ages 18-36 months.
Erin Lee Kelly at Pacific Library | Park Slope
Wednesday, February 19 | 12-1pm
Join us in a Wonderful fun performance with Erin Lee Kelly. Nannies, babies, toddlers, preschoolers and families are all welcome.
Kids Week with the Urban Park Rangers: Survival Skills for Kids | Fort Greene Park
Wednesday, February 19 | 12-1pm
Rangers will demonstrate how to properly start a fire without matches, and give kids a chance to try themselves. Rangers will also be teaching shelter building and will provide materials for children to practice.
SlimeFest at Williamsburgh Library| Williamsburg
Wednesday, February 19 | 12-2pm | Ages 3+
We’re going to spend an afternoon getting our hands sticky. At SlimeFest you can come in and make as much slime as you want! We’ll have a variety of add-ins and fixings. Add glitter, colors and more to create different types of slime. Ages 3 years and up.
Free Admission & Interactive Touch Pool at New York Aquarium | Coney Island
Wednesdays | 3-6pm | Reserve tickets here; free tickets are made available at 3pm the Monday before
Take advantage of free admission hours at the New York Aquarium in Coney Island, from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. on Wednesdays. Special this week for Mid-Winter Break: check out the Touch Pool, where guests of all ages can meet local marine invertebrates, including crabs, marine snails and horseshoe crabs. The Touch Pool will be open during the school holiday (February 17-21) from 11:30am-3:30pm and is included with admission to New York Aquarium. Note that advance timed tickets are required; the Wednesday Afternoon Ticket Store will open on Monday at 3:00 pm for that Wednesday’s reservations. Do not come to the aquarium without a reserved ticket! There’s a maximum of 4 tickets per order.
Anime Afternoon at POWERHOUSE Arena | DUMBO
Wednesday, February 19 | 4-5pm | Grades 4-12
Take a midweek break with Adams Street Library at POWERHOUSE Arena DUMBO and try an anime and manga sampler! Chat with friends about the latest releases while enjoying some clips of new and favorite series. We’ll also have art supplies available to create your own fan art or draw your OCs. Open to Grades 4-12.
Teens DIY: Poetry Collage at Greenpoint Library | Greenpoint
Wednesday, February 19 | 4:00-5:30pm | For teens
Celebrate Black History Month by making a collage filled with words from famous Black writers, authors, artists, and more.
Babies and Books with Adams Street Library at Time Out Market | DUMBO
Thursday, February 20 | 10:00-10:30am (Register here) 10:45-11:15am (Register here) | Registration is required and will open 72 hours in advance | For pre-walking babies
We are so excited to be partnering with Time Out Market at 55 Water Street while Adams Street is closed to bring DUMBO babies weekly story times! Story time will take place in their 5th Floor Lounge–however space is limited so please register to grab a spot! Registration opens 72 HR before the program. There is no waitlist for the program. We will be singing songs, learning rhymes, and reading books together. This is a lapsit story time for infants who are not yet walking. Walking toddlers should attend the Toddler Time programs on Wednesdays.
In My Toddler Era Playgroup at Private Picassos | Clinton Hill
Thursdays | 10am-12pm | Ages 1.5–3
Join us once a week for a special toddler play group! For two hours our Studio will be transformed into the perfect play area for your kid, allowing them to explore: mini ball pit, sensory bins, wood blocks, duplos, magna tiles, coloring stations, and an assortment of board and story books.
Toddlers in Rhythm at Crown Heights Library | Crown Heights
Thursday, February 20 | 10:30-11:30am
In this movement workshop for parents/caretakers and their little ones, we will explore the fundamentals of rhythm and movement, using the lens of African Dance. Listening to the beat of the drum, participants and their parents will explore their range of movement and feel how the rhythm moves them to their core! We will use rhythm and stories to bridge the distance between us and keep on moving to a connected beat! Space is limited, so make sure you arrive early! This event will take the place of our usual Story and Play program.
Kids Week with the Urban Park Rangers: Tree Tunes | Prospect Park
Thursday, February 20 | 11am-12pm
Join the Urban Park Rangers for a day of musical fun in Prospect Park. Learn about all the different ways our forest can sing and join our natural band!
Black Future Festival at Brooklyn Children’s Museum | Crown Heights
Thursday, February 20 | 2-5pm | Reserve here
Visit the Brooklyn Children’s museum during Amazon Free Hours on February 20 and catch SO many amazing events and activities as part of the Black Future Festival…all for free!
- 2:30-3:15pm | The Art of Loving Oneself: ‘If Brooklyn Were a Tree…” | Transform Brooklyn into a mighty tree through art and storytelling! Create your own ‘dream zine’ combining illustrations, poetry, movement, and images, with tips on what makes a healthy tree grow. Together we’ll explore themes of feeling confident with the unknown, the growth that occurs in darkness, and the relationships between water, air, earth, and fire. Led by M. Aleijuan King.
- 2:30-3:15pm | Let’s Dance Brooklyn: Past, Present, Future | Try this dynamic workshop celebrating the vibrant evolution of dance. Through creative movement, participants will journey through Brooklyn’s cultural roots, embrace the present, and envision a powerful future—all while having fun and staying active! Led by Leslie Alston.
- 2:30-4:30pm | Cool by Design in Nature’s Engineers | Discover the science of keeping spaces cool in our STEM makerspace! Design and build your own shade structure using textiles, then put your engineering skills to the test: Can your creation protect an ice cube from melting?
- 2:30-4:30pm | “I See You”: Workshop with Artist Larry Brown | Meet the artist behind our Future Reflections project! Join Larry Brown in ColorLab as he guides you in creating your own reflective sculptures inspired by his “I See You” series. Using reflective paper, air-dry clay, beads, and twine, design mixed-media artworks while learning directly from the artist about his creative process and vision.
- 4:00-4:45pm | My Community Looks Like… | Rep’ your ‘hood through paper collage! Use a variety of multi-colored, multi-patterned, and multi-textured paper to represent who and what makes up your community. Add an instant photo of yourself to draw a personal connection to the place you call home. Participants may choose to take their collages with them or add them to a larger collective collage that will represent the community that attends the workshop that day. Led by Pia Monique Murray/PMMDC.
Craft Pop Up with Adams Street Library at Lazy Sundaes | DUMBO
Thursday, February 20 | 3-5pm
Bubble tea and bookmarks—a sweet combo! Come drop in and design your own bookmark with us and our friends at Lazy Sundaes. We’ll even laminate it for you to make it spill-proof!
Open Hours at the Environmental Education Center | Brooklyn Bridge Park
Thursdays & Fridays, 3-5pm & Saturdays, 1-5pm
Visit the Environmental Education Center for Open Hours. This month’s theme is all about weather. Explore our critter and fish tanks, a 10′ model of the Park, and enjoy custom arts, crafts, and reading materials which rotate on a monthly basis. Ready to brave the cold? Borrow a Park Explorer Pack for outdoor exploration fun! On Thursday, February 20, join for a special Nature Storytime from 3:00-3:30pm; read more below.
Nature Storytime at Environmental Education Center | Brooklyn Bridge Park
Thursday, February 20 | 3:00-3:30pm
Join for Nature Storytime at the Environmental Education Center! Held at 3:00 PM on the third Thursday of every month (during Open Hours). Librarians from Brooklyn Public Library Adams Street location lead for an exciting and engaging storytime session, along with singing and rhymes. Each month they select a book to pair with the Education Center’s monthly nature theme. Stick around after to check out all the animals and activities in the room during Open Hours! Storytime is typically about a half hour long. Walk-ups only; we do our utmost to accommodate as many walk-ups as space allows.
Snow Storytime at Marsha P. Johnson State Park | Williamsburg
Thursday, February 20 | 3:30-4:30pm | Ages 10 and under
Learn about the science of snow with our educators through stories and crafts!
After School Movie: Akeelah and the Bee at Brooklyn Heights Library | Brooklyn Heights
Thursday, February 20 | 3:30-5:00pm | Ages 5+
After School Movie at Brooklyn Heights Library! This week’s movie: Akeelah and the Bee (2006). Rated PG. Run time: 1 hour and 52 minutes. No registration required; attendance limited by room capacity.
Bad Art Club: Lanyards & Friendship Bracelets at Brower Park Library | Crown Heights
Thursday, February 20 | 4:00-5:30pm | For ages 11-18
It’s cold out but who cares, let’s do a summer camp craft and make some lanyards and friendship bracelets! This program is intended for tweens and teens ages 11-18.
Story Time at Fontainhas | DUMBO
Thursdays | 4:30-5:30pm
Free story time for ages 0-6 at Fountainhas on Thursdays at 4:30 pm! Open to all. Bring your little ones for a fun story while you enjoy a glass of chai or wine.
Compost Help at Red Hook Farms with The Service Collective | Red Hook
Friday, February 21 | 9am-12pm | Ages 13+ | Sign up here
Volunteers will work alongside Service Collective staff to manage the compost turning and layering process at the Columbia Street Farm. Tasks may also include raking site maintenance and other farm duties. The farm work often includes moving objects around the site and working close to ground for extended periods of time.
Black Inventors Museum at City Point | Downtown Brooklyn
Friday, February 21–Sunday, March 2 | 11am-2pm
The Black Inventors Museum comes to Brooklyn for the first time wiht a pop-up gallery. Founded by two Brooklynites over 20 years ago, this inspiring kid-friendly exhibition—Black Inventors in AI: Shaping the Future of Technology—celebrates the trailblazing contributions of Black innovators in artificial intelligence and machine learning. The exhibit will feature interactive displays, STEM workshops, and engaging presentations, making it a must-attend event for families, students, and professionals alike.
Kids Week with the Urban Park Rangers: Hibernation Staycation | Fort Greene Park
Friday, February 21 | 11am-12pm
Join the Urban Park Rangers at the Fort Greene Visitor Center for an afternoon by a nice warm fire. Check out some of the furs that keep our native animals warm in winter and learn all about hibernation. Blankets encouraged.
Family Movie Night: Shrek at Park Slope Library | Park Sloe
Friday, February 21 | 3:30-5:30pm | Registration will open 24 hours in advance
Come and join us as we turn our auditorium into a mini movie theater for our interactive movie program when we watch Shrek! Once upon a time, in a far away swamp, there lived an ogre named Shrek whose precious solitude is suddenly shattered by an invasion of annoying fairy tale characters. The fairy tale creatures were banished from their kingdom by the evil Lord Farquaad. Determined to save his home, Shrek and his sidekick Donkey make a deal with Farquaad and set out to rescue Princess Fiona. Rescuing the Princess may be small compared to her deep, dark secret.Rated PG, 90 minute runtime. All ages welcome!
Teen Reset: Mug Paint and Sip at Brooklyn Heights Library | Brooklyn Heights
Friday, February 21 | 4-5pm | For teens
Join us in the Game Room from 4 to 5 PM for Teen Reset in Teen Gaming! Today’s activity is a fun paint-and-sip featuring apple and grape juice. We’ll be painting ceramic mugs and enjoying some music while we create. Snacks and water will also be provided—don’t miss it!
Family Singalong and Black History Month Celebration at Brooklyn Conservatory of Music | Park Slope
Friday, February 21 | 4-5pm | Ages 2-6 | Suggested $8 donation
Brooklyn Conservatory of Music is hosting a Family Singalong + Celebration for Black History Month. The sing-along will allow children to explore the influence of prominent Black musicians and civil rights leaders in American history through song, dance and video, highlighting the way Black artists have taken popular stories, songs, and even classroom concepts and creatively reimagined them.
Girls Who Code at Clinton Hill Library | Clinton Hill
Friday, February 21 | 4-5pm | For ages 12+
Interested in coding? Want to help close the gender gap? Looking for an exciting way to learn Python, HTML, CSS, Javascript, and more? Want to meet fellow coders? Then join Clinton Hill Library’s Girls Who Code chapter! Limited to 16 girls or nonbinary youth ages 12+. No registration. Please come early to guarantee a seat! The library has a limited amount of laptops just in case, but please bring your own laptop if you can.
Teen Takeover: Movie Night at Brower Park Library | Crown Heights
Friday, February 21 | 6:00-7:30pm | Ages 13-19
Join us for Brower Park Library’s first Teen Takeover – the special after-hours library program made by teens, for other teens! The theme is Movie Night. Come get some food and watch a movie with your friends! We’ll also have a small craft for those who are not interested in watching the movie but still want to come and hang out. Open to all teens ages 13-19.
Introduction to Birdwatching Outings | Prospect Park
Saturday, February 22 | 10am-12pm | Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult
Whether you’re just starting out or have already joined the birding ranks, this introductory outing is for you! Every Saturday, join Prospect Park Alliance and a member of the Brooklyn Bird Club on an introductory walk to learn the basics of birding and search for the dozens of species that visit Prospect Park through all seasons. All levels are welcome and walks will begin at the Prospect Park Audubon Center. No registration necessary. Please bring binoculars if you have them.
Free Children’s Events at Dekalb Market Hall | Downtown Brooklyn
Saturdays & Sundays | 10am-12pm
On weekend mornings, stop by Dekalb Market Hall (downstairs at City Point) for free activities for kids ages 2 to 10 years old. Enjoy balloon twisting, magic shows, face painting, and more! Located in front of Osteria & Showroom Bakehouse.
Black History Month Celebration: Architecture of the Harlem Renaissance at The Skyscraper Museum | Lower Manhattan
Saturday, February 22 | 10:30am | RSVP required
The Harlem Renaissance was a period of cultural rejuvenation for Black communities in New York, giving rise to literary, artistic, and social movements that advocated for challenging segregation and for the adoption of civil rights. Join us for this children’s program to learn how these developments, including jazz poetry and musical theater, were reflected by Harlem’s architecture then and now. We’ll also create collages using cutouts of New York buildings, art pieces and literature from the Renaissance. All ages welcome!
K-5 Poetry Workshops at Poetry Society of America | Boerum Hill
Saturday, February 22 | 10:30-11:15am | Ages K-5 | $5 | RSVP here
This spring, experienced K–5 arts educators lead five low-cost K–5 poetry workshops at the Poetry Society of America. Join us Saturday mornings, February through June at the Poetry Society of America (119 Smith St.) for poetry workshops geared toward children grades K–5, led by experienced arts educators. Space is limited, RSVP required.
Family Storytime at Brooklyn Heights Library | Brooklyn Heights
Saturdays | 11:00-11:30am
Join us for storytime! We’ll enjoy a celebration of learning and literacy with books, music, and movement while meeting other members of the community for a great opportunity to have fun and make friends. For all ages and their grownups. No registration required
Saturday Storytime at Central Library | Prospect Heights
Saturdays | 11:00-11:30am | Ages 0-5
Enjoy songs, rhymes and stories in the Youth Wing’s First Five Years area! For ages birth through five.
Read with a Therapy Dog at Clinton Hill Library | Clinton Hill
Saturday, February 22 | 11am-12pm
Come read to Oddie! Kids can make enormous strides in building self-esteem and confidence while acquiring a love of books by reading TO a therapy dog. Utilizing a registered therapy animal and their human teammate in a calm and relaxing atmosphere, this program helps improve children’s reading, communication, and social skills.
Historic New York: George Washington at Washington Park | Park Slope
Saturday, February 22 | 11am-12:30pm
Join Urban Park Rangers at the Old Stone House in Washington Park to celebrate the 293rd Birthday of General George Washington. Learn all about the man that fought to create our country and get creative with making some George Washington birthday cards. Registration not required.
Returning to Self: A Black History Month Culmination | Governors Island
Saturday, February 22 | 11am-3pm | RSVP here
Join us for a day of workshops, performances, and celebrations for all ages that will create community and elevate Black voices. Through this day-long event, we will work together to create a safe and nurturing space for self care and reflection where participants can tune in to their needs, honor their feelings, and begin to return to themselves. Full event schedule coming soon, check back here!
February Family Activity: Valentine Like a Sailor | South Street Seaport
Saturdays and Sundays, 11am–5pm | Through February 23 | Reserve here
Bring 19th century maritime craft tradition to your handmade valentine with the Seaport Museum! While you create your own special trinket for the holiday, learn about the unique history of Sailors’ Valentines—tokens of love and friendship. Historically, these small wooden boxes were given by seafarers to their wives, sweethearts, daughters, and loved ones when they returned from a long voyage. Using beads, buttons, and shells, families and friends of all ages are invited to the Seaport Museum where we’ll continue the tradition together. Supplies are available on a first-come first-served basis, and space is limited. This family activity will be offered Saturdays and Sundays from February 2 through February 23. The activity will take place indoors at 207 Water Street.
Book Launch: Adam Gidwitz presents Max in the Land of Lies at Brooklyn Heights Library | Brooklyn Heights
Saturday, February 22 | 1-2pm | Register here
Adam Gidwitz is coming to the Brooklyn Public Library! Join New York Times bestselling, Newbery Honor-winning author Adam Gidwitz to celebrate his new middle grade novel, Max in the Land of Lies. This event will consist of a presentation by Adam about the new book and his work overall, a Q&A, and a book signing. Book sales will be provided by Books are Magic. Registration is required.
Annual 90-Second Newbery Film Festival at Central Library | Prospect Heights
Saturday, February 22 | 1-2pm
Check out the 14th annual 90-Second Newbery Film Festival—a yearly video contest in which kid filmmakers create weird short movies that tell the entire stories of Newbery award-winning books in about 90 seconds. The screening is hosted by children’s author James Kennedy (The Order of Odd-Fish) and Newbery Honor winner Rita Williams-Garcia (One Crazy Summer and more). The festival takes place at Central Library in Grand Army Plaza.
The Colors of Frida/Los Colores de Frida at Sunset Park Library | Sunset Park
Saturday, February 22 | 1-2pm
A bilingual, one-woman show about the great Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, which combines storytelling, music, visual arts, puppets and audience participation. Recommended for families. Performed in both English and Spanish.
Free Kids Concert with Suzi Shelton at Time Out Market | DUMBO
Sunday, February 23 | 10-11am | Ages 0-5 | RSVP here
Calling all of our smallest Brooklyn friends! Macaroni KID Brooklyn NW has teamed up with Time Out Market New York to schedule more free concerts for toddlers and babies! If you’ve never been to a Suzi Shelton concert, you are in for a treat! With over a decade of experience, Suzi creates music that is both uplifting and fun, encouraging little ones to sing, dance, and explore the world around them. As a true happiness-maker, Suzi’s performances are infused with charm and energy, leaving her young audience (and their grownups) smiling and inspired. For the youngest audience members, Suzi uses props such as books, egg shakers, dancing scarves, and special “friends” like Grey Squirrel, Snowy the Owl or her beloved Cinnamon Bear. Shows end with a disco dance party, bubbles, free stickers and lots of hugs!
Storytime with Kirsten Hall: A Forest Song at Books Are Magic | Brooklyn Heights
Sunday, February 23 | 11:00-11:30am | RSVP here
Beautifully illustrated by an award-winning artist, this cento poem about experiencing a forest with all of your senses will make the perfect read-aloud for nature lovers and curious explorers of all ages. This vivid and evocative poem reimagines classic lines of poetry from Robert Frost, Mary Oliver, Emily Dickinson, Edgar Allen Poe and others. Readers will journey into a forest, listen carefully to its sounds, and observe the creatures that call it home.
Shirley Chisholm Superhero Cape and Resiliency Workshops at Lefferts Historic House | Prospect Park
Sunday, February 23 | 12-4pm | RSVP here
Join for a family-friendly event for all ages at the Lefferts Historic House to create and showcase superhero capes inspired by the legacy of Shirley Chisholm. Bring scraps of fabric or make use of fabric we provide to decorate your own superhero cape! The interactive all-ages community workshop, Cultivating Resilience Through Self-Compassion, will begin at 2pm and is designed to help you navigate fear and uncertainty. Through guided activities tailored for each age group, you will map the physiological signs of stress and joy in your body, identifying what triggers these feelings and what restores balance. By recognizing these cues, you’ll learn how to “breathe life” into the practices that bring peace and resilience. This workshop starts at 2pm and lasts 90 minutes. Learn more here!
Sunday Storytime at PowerHouse at Industry City | Sunset Park
Sundays | 1:00-1:30pm
Join your friends at Powerhouse Books on Sundays at 1 pm for storytime!
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Updated: February 16, 2025. Main Image: Shirley Chisholm Superhero Cape and Resiliency Workshops at Lefferts Historic House.
