Jets - Explore the Intrepid Museum's aircraft collection to learn more about our high-speed jets, including the supersonic Blackbird and Concorde, and then experiment with plane design. These two-hour programs, based on rotating themes, include a tour of the Museum and an art-making activity intended to engage...
Intrepid and the Space Race Discover Intrepid's connection to space travel and America's early mission to explore space. These two-hour programs, based on rotating themes, include a tour of the Museum and an art-making activity intended to engage the entire family. These programs are free, but space...
Astronaut Training - Learn what it takes to travel to and from space! Visit the Space Shuttle Pavilion and practice training like an astronaut in this special program, held in conjunction with the Intrepid Museum's fourth annual Space & Science Festival. These two-hour programs, based on rotating...
Steering & Piloting Find out what it takes to pilot an aircraft and steer a ship! Peek inside the cockpit of a real aircraft and learn how to keep aircraft carriers, airplanes and helicopters moving in the right direction. On select weekends and school breaks, the Museum...
On Saturday May 24th, at 10 a.m., Morris-Jumel Mansion, Manhattan's oldest house, will host a soft-sculpture class designed for children with autism. Attendees will use a variety of media -- which MJM will provide, though attendees are welcome to bring their own -- to create...
This workshop for children with learning or developmental disabilities and accompanying friends and family members includes a gallery tour and art activity....
This workshop for children with learning or developmental disabilities and accompanying friends and family members includes a gallery tour and art activity....
This workshop for children with learning or developmental disabilities and accompanying friends and family members includes a gallery tour and art activity....
Families with children ages 5–12 explore how artists use shapes and colors in their work, and then use these elements to make their own works of art. In American Sign Language only, without voice interpretation. Programs with Sign Language are intended primarily for the Deaf...
For families with children and teens ages 5–17 who are blind or partially sighted. Explore works of art in accessible ways—detailed descriptions, touch, and other activities—that use all the senses. Create your own work of art to take home....