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JANUARY 2005

Celebrate New Cultures and Customs in the
New Year at the Children’s Museum
of Manhattan!

Experience Dora’s Latino World This January By Visiting The Children’s Museum of Manhattan, Where Fun
And Educational Programs And Performances Focus On International Culture and Customs!

January Programs:

* Dora’s New Year in the Rainforest, Sunday, January 2nd 11am, 12, 2, 3 & 4pm. Trek with Dora on an imaginary New Year expedition through the rainforest. Kids can make rainforest animal masks based on the patterns and colors of chameleons, spider monkeys, toucans and frogs.


* Mexicano Mural: Que Colores! Saturday, January 8th  2, 3 & 4pm; Sunday, January 9th 11am, 12 & 2pm. Visitors can be inspired by Mexican artist Diego Rivera’s murals and then create a large-scale mural about their own community.


* Los Pleneros de la 21 (Performance), Saturday, January 8th  2 & 3pm. Traditional Puerto Rican bomba and plena music and dance come alive!


* Dance the Merengue, Sunday, January 9th  3 & 4pm. Swivel your hips, move your feet and dance the Merengue with Violetta Garlagarza, dance and founder of Keep Rising to the Top.


* The Magic Tent, Saturday, January 22nd 3 & 4pm. Hide inside the Magic Tent and listen to a wild story that will take you on a mysterious adventure through Alaska. Then come with us on an exciting Treasure Hunt to find the clues and solve the mystery!


* Sonido Islendo (Performance), Saturday, January 29th 2 & 3pm. Sonido Isleno (“island sound”) blends the traditional Puerto Rican, Dominican and Cuban music with jazz and contemporary rhythm and blues. Citigroup is proud to sponsor The 2004-2005 Neighborhood Concert Series, a program of the Weill Music Institute at Carnegie Hall.#


The Children’s Museum of Manhattan is located at: The Tisch Building 212 West 83rd St. New York
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