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To Do The CULTURE PAGES MOVIES 15. This year's offerings range from the animatedDounia and the Princess of Aleppo, about a6-year-old forced by war to leave her Syrianhome, to the Danish My Robot Brother, whichtakes place in a future in which all children havetheir own synthetic companions. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents a list of several cultural events for children in the New York city from July-August 2010 which includes the Zany Umbrella Circus, the Funky Fabric Collage and the Adventures in Science: Lizards and Snakes Camp.

A calendar of events for children and families in New York City, New York in May 2009 is presented, which includes yoga and dance for toddlers, a Spring Fair, NYC Wildflower Week, and museum tours.

The article presents a listing of events for children in the New York City area including "Author Fest," "Kidfest One," and "We Are Family."

The article presents activities for children in New York which include Dance Dance Dance, Family Day and Les Fest.

The article presents a calendar of events for children in New York during September 2007, including kids' cooking classes, zoo exhibits, and a reading of "The Down-to-Earth Guide to Global Warming."

The article reviews various events for children for the week of July 30, 2007 in New York City including Jazz with Jokes, Harbor Ambition, Have Fun Building the Castle, Underground Adventure, and the Wiggles in Concert at the Meadowlands.

The article presents a calendar of events for children in New York City, from June 23 to December 31, 2006. The Swedish Midsummer Festival will be held in Battery Park City on June 23. A musical production titled "Cinderella Samba" will be presented on June 25 and from July 5 to August 27, in the Swedish Marionette Theater, Central Park. All toddlers, from 18 months to 3 years old, are invited for a Nature Babies program in Prospect Park Audubon Center, every Monday, starting December 31.

The article offers information on the annual Sheep Shearing and Fleece Festivals at the Queens and Prospect Park Zoos in New York City on April 29-30, 2006 with Donald Kating demonstrating proper way to approach wooly animals and shaving them. The festival is designed for children to show them how species behave when their winter coats are taken off and for them to understand the importance of having a warm-weather haircut.

The article presents children's entertainment events in New York City including an annual Sheep Sheering and Fleece Festival at Queens and Prospect Park zoos on April 29-30, 2006, a New York Theatre Ballet's version of "Cinderella," at the Florence Gould Hall on April 28-30, 2006, and a free program from the Young Sprouts Gardening Club at the Battery Park City every Tuesday starting May 2, 2006.

The article presents entertainment events for children as of February 2006 in New York City, New York. A dance production “Everybody Dance Now,” conducted by Rob Kapilow, performed at Lincoln Center. The New York Theatre Ballet performs “Mother Goose,” at the Florence Gould Hall. The musical “Dolphin Up a Tree,” directed by Kimberly Foster, performs at 78th Street Theater Lab. Winter Festival 2006 for kids was held at Central Park in East Meadow, New York City.

Highlights the Children's Arabic Cultural Festival at the Brooklyn Children's Museum in New York City. Performance of the traditional Arabic music and line dances from Lebanon, Syria and Iraq; Discussion of the history of henna tattooing ritual; Exploration of the world of Arabic calligraphy.

Features FringeJr, the children's edition of the annual FringeNYC Festival showcasing theatrical talent in New York City. Information on the activities; Remarks from Tinamarie Pinyard, the director of FringeJr.

Focuses on children's events that will be held in New York City in 2001. Musical productions at the New York Association for New Americans Festival; Organizations that will participate in the Jewish folk-art festival Kosher Egg Roll Block Party.