Staten Island family fun this weekend: Seal exploration, paint party and more

New York’s Staten Island This weekend offers something for everyone, including seal exploration, stargazing, and winter science experiments.

Saturday

Frosty Fun, Family Science, January 25, 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

A cold experience awaits you at Greenbelt Nature Center! Take part in a number of STEAM activities, experiments, and demonstrations with a winter theme that family can do together. Ages 5–10 with an adult chaperone are advised. Purchase your complimentary ticket on Eventbrite.

Cost of admission: free

Greenbelt Nature Center is the location.

Planetary Parade in Astronomy, January 25, 5–6 p.m.

The chilly, bright skies of winter provide ideal circumstances for stargazing, allowing one to see planets, stars, and other celestial wonders. Discover the fundamentals of identifying planets and constellations. A unique and brief chance to see Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, and Uranus all in one night sky begins this week.

Cost of admission: free

Location: Love Lakes Park, Potter Avenue and Royal Oak Road

Sunday

Investigation of Seals / January 26, 11 a.m.–12 p.m.

Seals can be seen in the seas throughout the winter months, and New York City is teeming with animals. Discover the top viewing locations with the Urban Park Rangers—what appears to be a rock could instead be a seal!

Cost of admission: free

Location: Lemon Creek Park, at the intersection of Sharrott Avenue and Hylan Boulevard

Paint Party on Staten Island, January 26, 2-4:30 p.m.

Join Renee at the historic St. George Theatre to experience the Staten Island Paint Party! This Roses in Bloom paint-and-sip event is ideal for painters of all skill levels and provides a delightful opportunity to spend time with loved ones. Art supplies, wine, soft beverages, and canapés are all included in the price of the ticket. Don’t pass up this imaginative and unforgettable night!Purchase your tickets here.

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Cost of admission: $79

Where: St. George Theatre

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