Fun Activities for Teens in Rockland

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Friday May 16, 2025

Anne Frank (1)

9:30 am – 3:30 pm

Anne Frank The Exhibition

Center for Jewish History

2:30 pm

Cozy Fridays

Ages: 13 and up
Film

125th Street Library

3 pm

Teen Craft Cafe

Ages: 13 and up
Craft & DIY

Huguenot Park LibraryStaten Island

3 pm

Friday Feature Films: The Bob's Burgers Movie

Ages: 13 and up
Film

Hamilton Grange Library

3:30 pm

Teen Makerspace

Ages: 13 and up
Craft & DIY

Belmont Library and Enrico Fermi Cultural CenterBronx

3:30 pm

Create Your Own Buttons or Magnets

Ages: 5 and up
Craft & DIY

South Beach LibraryStaten Island

3:30 pm

Teen Art Hour: Rock Painting

Ages: 13 and up
Craft & DIY

Van Cortlandt LibraryBronx

3:30 pm

Anime Otaku Club

Ages: 13 and up
Film

Melrose LibraryBronx

Manhattan Teens Take The Met

4 – 8 pm

Teens Take The Met

Ages: 13 and up
Art
Attractions

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

4 pm

TEENS GET CRAFTY: Bronx Week Art Projects!

Ages: 13 and up
Craft & DIY

Kingsbridge LibraryBronx

4 pm

Art Kit Distribution Event

Ages: 13 and up
Craft & DIY

Seward Park Library

6:30 pm

Bronx Anti-Prom 2025

Ages: 13 and up
Music

Clason’s Point LibraryBronx

backbone

7 – 8:30 pm

Backbone

Ages: 5 and up

Alice Tully Hall

L: Kayla Mak and Elijah Geolina in Houston Thomas’s U Don’t Know Me. Photo: Rosalie O’Connor. R: YeonSeo Choi and Kayke Carvalho in the Black Swan pas de deux from Kevin McKenzie’s Swan Lake. Photo: Emma Zordan.

7:30 – 9 pm

American Ballet Theatre Studio Company: Spring Moves

Ages: 9 and up
Art
Dance

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