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Mid-wnter Recess—MUSEUM OPEN
10:00, for All ages
The Museum will be OPEN from 10am to 5pm on this NYC public-school holiday. Come play with us!
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Faith Ringgold: The Last Story Quilt
11:30, for 5 and up
Part of Black History Month 2009's Untold Stories: Heroes, Heroines, and Innovators SeriesIn conjunction with the exhibit Faith Ringgold: A Sampler, this video shares an insider’s look at how one African-American woman fulfilled her dream of becoming an artist, with each she faced reinforcing her determination to reach her goal. Created and produced by Linda Freeman; written and directed by David Irving.
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Storybook Movie Time
11:30, for 5 and under
Tots! Camera! Action! We’re calling all pint-sized film enthusiasts to enjoy animated films. Watch cherished children’s stories come to life on screen.
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Black History Poetry
11:30, for 5 and up
Part of Black History Month 2009's Untold Stories: Heroes, Heroines, and Innovators SeriesDiscover the history and range of Black poets with selected readings in the new Children’s Library. Examine related objects from the Museum’s collection, make up your own poems, and craft a beaded bracelet to take home.
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Chocolaté Caliente!
11:30, for 6 and up
Everyone loves a cup of cocoa, but hot chocolate didn’t always taste so sweet! Originally made by the Mayan people, hot chocolate was a delicious treat with some surprising flavors! Learn about the mysterious spices that flavored Mayan hot chocolate, and help us whip up a batch to enjoy together!
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Faith Ringgold Paints Crown Heights
12:00, for 5 and up
Part of Black History Month 2009's Untold Stories: Heroes, Heroines, and Innovators SeriesIn a second video, take an inspirational look with the artist at 12 cultures that have settled in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Through folk tales and her painting, this documentary film shows how these diverse cultures have contributed to the American spirit. Created and produced by Linda Freeman; written and directed by David Irving.
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Rhythm Journeys: Masters of World Music
02:30, for 6 and up
featuring Frisner Augustin and Dr. Lois Wilcken of La Troupe Makandal
Part of Black History Month 2009's Untold Stories: Heroes, Heroines, and Innovators Series
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Experience the power of Haitian drumming in this interactive lecture demonstration featuring master drummer Frisner Augustin and musicologist and historian Dr. Lois Wilcken, who are famous for their work together in the company La Troupe Makandal. Most of the company's repertory derives from Vodou, the vibrant spirituality that African ancestors carried to Haiti. The group′s objectives are to educate, entertain, and heal racial and cultural divisions, generating dynamic experiences you and your family won′t forget.
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X-plorers' Club: The Elephant Mask
02:30, for 8 and up
Part of Black History Month 2009's Untold Stories: Heroes, Heroines, and Innovators SeriesSee a spectacular elephant mask from the Cameroon region of Central Africa—a symbol of power and wisdom among the Bamileke people. Hear a tale of two elephant-hunting friends, and then make your own work of art inspired by the wonderful beaded mask.
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Fabulous Heroines
02:30, for 5 and under
Part of Black History Month 2009's Untold Stories: Heroes, Heroines, and Innovators Series
Learn about women who have made fabulous contributions to making the world a better place and create a beautiful flower to give to a fabulous heroine in your life.
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Black History Poetry
03:00, for 5 and up
Part of Black History Month 2009's Untold Stories: Heroes, Heroines, and Innovators SeriesDiscover the history and range of Black poets with selected readings in the new Children’s Library. Examine related objects from the Museum’s collection, make up your own poems, and craft a beaded bracelet to take home.
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