Family Programs take place one Saturday a month at the Center for Architecture. These two-hour workshops introduce families to architecture and design through hands-on art and model building activities, gallery tours, and design challenges.
Family Programs are designed for children ages 5 to 13 accompanied by an adult. Unless noted otherwise, admission is $15 per person. Pre-registration is required for all programs.
Looking for architecture activities to do on your own? Visit our Self-Guided Activities page!
Check out our Youth Programs FAQs. For further questions, please email k12education@centerforarchitecture.org.
UPCOMING FAMILY PROGRAMS
Brooklyn Bridge Saturday, May 4, 11am–1pm
Come and celebrate the 141st birthday of the Brooklyn Bridge! Together we will learn how this iconic suspension bridge transformed New York City. Families will then create their own suspension bridges to span one of NYC's rivers, canals, or busy streets.
There are two sessions: Morning (11am to 1pm) and Afternoon (2pm to 4pm).
Brooklyn Bridge Saturday, May 4, 2–4pm - SOLD OUT
Come and celebrate the 141st birthday of the Brooklyn Bridge! Together we will learn how this iconic suspension bridge transformed New York City. Families will then create their own suspension bridges to span one of NYC's rivers, canals, or busy streets.
There are two sessions: Morning (11am to 1pm) and Afternoon (2pm to 4pm).
This session is SOLD OUT. To be added to the waitlist, email k12education@centerforarchitecture.org.
Building Ornament Saturday, June 1, 11am–1pm
The Greenwich Village neighborhood boasts many beautiful buildings with exquisite architectural details. In this program, we will start with a neighborhood walk to find examples of different types of ornament, then return to the Center for Architecture where families will create their own building detail designs out of modeling material.
There are two sessions: Morning (11am to 1pm) and Afternoon (2pm to 4pm).
Building Ornament Saturday, June 1, 2–4pm
The Greenwich Village neighborhood boasts many beautiful buildings with exquisite architectural details. In this program, we will start with a neighborhood walk to find examples of different types of ornament, then return to the Center for Architecture where families will create their own building detail designs out of modeling material.
There are two sessions: Morning (11am to 1pm) and Afternoon (2pm to 4pm).
