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Weekend Fun: Tinker Lab, Tilt Festival, and Holi Hooray 

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This week's picks for NYC parents from Mommy Poppins. [View this email in your browser]( [Mommy Poppins NYC. ( [Our Daily Event Calendar: What To Do Today and All Season]( Sponsored: [Find Out More about Downtown Day Camp]( Plan for fun this summer with [Downtown Day Camp]( a premiere aquatics, athletics, and arts and science camp since 1992, with 1–8 week flexible options. [Weekend Fun: Tinker Lab, Tilt Festival, and Holi Hooray]( It's the first weekend [in March]( which in some parts means a first peek at spring, but New Yorkers know better. It'll still be some time before everything on this list is outdoors. In the meantime, there's plenty of [indoor action]( throughout the weekend, like an ode to the city and its immigrants with [Layer the Walls](. Want to go full-on exotic? Head to the Bronx to check out opening weekend of [The Orchid Show]( at the New York Botanical Garden. Saturday to-dos include the gorgeous and colorful [Holi Hooray]( celebration in Brooklyn, and an opportunity to get up-close-and-personal with kid-lit star [Daniel Salmieri]( in Soho. There's also time to tinker with [Storytelling Shadow Puppets]( in FiDi. Sunday's options include [Herstory Day]( a [Purim Carnival]( and a very special [Breakfast With the Birds](. Find more top events in our [March GoList]( or our always packed daily [NYC event calendar](. We've also rounded up nearly [50 FREE events]( happening this March, including this weekend. [Read more.]( [Like Weekend Fun: Tinker Lab, Tilt Festival, and Holi Hooray on Facebook]( [share on Twitter]( [Google Plus One Button]( [Where Nursing Moms Can Find Private Lactation Rooms in NYC]( Raising kids in New York City isn't for the faint of heart. City parents have plenty of worries to contend with that our suburban counterparts don't, from [car seats in cabs]( to [finding the right stroller for your lifestyle]( and how, exactly, to [navigate the subway]( with a baby in tow. But one thing city mamas shouldn't have to worry about is where to feed their babies, specifically where to breastfeed or pump when you're on the go. While state law protects a mother's right to breastfeed in public, saying "a mother may breastfeed her baby in any location, public or private, where the mother is otherwise authorized to be," not all mothers are particularly comfortable baring it all, and certainly pumping isn't easy on a city bench. When mama's not comfortable, neither is baby. To help ease the stress of breastfeeding or pumping on-the-go, we've rounded up some private or semi-private spots for you to feed your wee one while you're out-and-about [checking things off our NYC baby bucket list](. [Read more.]( [Like Where Nursing Moms Can Find Private Lactation Rooms in NYC on Facebook]( [share on Twitter]( [Google Plus One Button]( Sponsored: [William Shakespeare's Long Lost First Play (abridged) at The New Victory Theater]( [The Reduced Shakespeare Company]( makes sharp, short comedy by spinning the Bard’s 39 plays into a fast, funny, and fictional 40th! March 2-11. For ages 10+. Tix start at $16. [Reduced Shakespeare Company at The New Victory. [NYC March GoList. ( [Festivals, Easter events, and family fun. Our top picks for March!]( [NYC Best of Winter. ( [Sledding, skating, skiing, and more seasonal fun!]( [NYC Nearly 50 FREE March Events ( [Nearly 50 FREE March Events]( [NYC Easter Bunny Brunches ( [Easter Bunny Brunches]( [NYC Indoor Play Spaces with Weekend Hours. ( [Indoor Play Spots with Weekend Hours]( [NYC Travel Guide. ( [Family Travel Guide]( [Facebook]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Twitter]( [Pinterest]( [Pinterest]( Our Guides: [Summer Camps]( [Enrichment Classes]( [Kids Parties]( [Day Trips]( [Indoor Activities]( [100 Things to Do with NYC Kids]( [WeeWork Crafts]( [Business Listings]( Our Sites: [Boston]( [Connecticut]( [Long Island]( [Los Angeles]( [New Jersey]( [New York City]( [Philadelphia]( [Westchester]( [Houston]( Copyright © 2018 Mommy Poppins, All rights reserved. You are getting this email because you subscribed to our newsletters on MommyPoppins.com Our mailing address is: Mommy Poppins 511 Avenue of the Americas #504New York, New York 10011 [Add us to your address book](//mommypoppins.us2.list-manage.com/vcard?u=bdc1aa2618e8751c4b2b6acf6&id=51ccfd15a8) [unsubscribe from this list]( [update subscription preferences](

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