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AROUND THE COMMUNITY:
GALUMPHA — Autism-Friendly Performance
Sun, March 6, 2016 at 2pm & 5pm
Galumpha is a “human jungle gym” featuring three fearless performers who combine acrobatic movement, physical comedy, and inventive choreography in gravity-defying poses and spectacular feats of physical strength. Utilizing skillful balance, trust, and collaboration, the dancers demonstrate what real teamwork is all about as they create a sensory feast of images ranging from the ridiculous to the awe-inspiring.
Don't Miss These Free Things To Do in March All Around the State 
Free art museums, amazing hikes and plenty of other amazing activities that won't break the bank.
Have a budding archaelogist? NYC Museum offers Dig Drop In.
Dig Drop-In Ages 3 – 10 Sunday, March 13 12 – 3 pm Free with Museum Admission.
Kids discover a passion for ancient artifacts in the Museum’s simulated archaeological dig, open on the second Sunday of each month.
The Jewish Museum 1109 5th Ave at 92nd St
New York, NY 10128 212.423.3200 info@thejm.org
ONE DAY ONLY -- FREE MUSEUMS IN NJ & NYC
March 12th is a special edition Museum Day Live!*
Download your free Museum Day Live! ticket today
It’s easy to get a ticket!
1. Create an account — or — Log in to your existing account
2. Select your state and a museum
3. Download your ticket to print and bring with you!
New for March 2016 is a special edition of Museum Day Live!, providing an opportunity to the public, especially women and girls throughout the U.S. to enjoy and share in our nation’s dynamic heritage and cultural life.
Smithsonian Magazine | MRC 513, P.O. Box 37012 | Washington, D.C. 20013
19TH ANNUAL STAGES FESTIVAL RUNS THROUGH MARCH AT VARIOUS VENUES AROUND NJ
New Jersey Theatre Alliance presents
THE 19th ANNUAL STAGES FESTIVAL
The state’s largest celebration of theatre with FREE and discounted tickets to over 85 professional performances, workshops, and events throughout New Jersey in March 2016.
WHEN: starts February 27th and runs through March
WHERE: theatres, arts centers, libraries, schools, hospitals, and other community venues throughout the state
ADMISSION: free of charge or at significantly discounted rates
Summer Science Fun! Ages 7 to 13
The Environmental Education Center offers summer science programs. For ages 7 – 9 there is the Eco-Explorers program. In this program participants get an exciting experience while developing an appreciation for nature and a fondness of science. Fresh air, lessons, hiking, field trips, canoeing, and games will add up to a fun and educational summer experience!
For ages 10-13 we have AWESIM KIDS (Animals Wetlands Environment Science Imaginations Minds Knowledge Interdependence Discovery & Solutions). AWESIM KIDS is a unique combination of learning and summer vacation fun. We will spend our days hiking, boating, learning about local wildlife, exploring the park, meeting interesting professionals, and going on unique day trips each week. Favorite activities like berry picking, boating, and swimming are repeated throughout the summer.
For more information please visit Summer Science Fun
Let Your Fingers Do More Walking:
20 profoundly important things we learned from Winnie the Pooh
’’You are braver than you believe. Stronger than you seem. And smarter than you think.’’
’’The things that make me different are the things that make me.’’
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