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Kids Comic Book Workshop
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Save the Planet Brigade Presents This March, have your say about the Future of the Planet by participating in one of our four comics workshops for children of all ages. Together we'll discuss and learn about issues related to the future of our world, write and draw. Comics created by kids at the workshops will be published by a real magazine, World War 3 Illustrated.* Come collaborate, share and get your voice heard! |
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About the Magazine |
There are four different times, so come to one, or come to all! *Comics not printed in the next issue will be published on the magazine's web site. |
- Street:
- 2780 Broadway
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- City:
- New York ,
- Province:
- New York
- Postal Code:
- 10025
- Country:
- United States
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“Windows On 107th” Video Gives a Behind-the-Scenes Look at the New Location
A behind-the-scenes look at what's been going on at the build-out at Bank Street Bookstore's new location at 107th Street, and the designs that are proposed for the six enormous windows.
The store is currently closed for the move and doors will reopen on Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14 2015.
NEW HOURS
10am-7pm Sat-Weds 9am-8pm Thurs-Fri Located at 2780 Broadway @ West 107th Street
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Cooking Class with Deanna Cook
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Have you ever wanted to know how to turn eggs into mice or make a self portrait on a pizza? Get ready for a treat when Deanna Cook comes to Bank Street Book Store to share recipes from her latest cookbook for kids, Cooking Class. Come join in the delicious fun on Saturday February 28 at 2:30 pm. |
| Deanna Cook is the author of The Kids' Multicultural Cookbook and Teddy Bear Doctor, as well as numerous articles about kids’ recipes, crafts and costumes. She was an editor at Scholastic and FamilyFun Magazine, and has appeared on Good Morning America, the Today Show, Food Network, and more. She gets lots of help testing out crafts and recipe ideas from her two girls, Ella and Maisie, and their friends. | |
- Street:
- 2780 Broadway
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- City:
- New York ,
- Province:
- New York
- Postal Code:
- 10025
- Country:
- United States
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Grand Opening Festival
The ribbon-cutting ceremony at 10:00 am will be followed by an all day Story Time Festival featuring over twenty upper Manhattan children’s book authors. Come see our new space, schmooze and enjoy refreshments.
We at Bank Street Book Store are proud to be part of a neighborhood where a culture of children’s literature is flourishing. We are grateful for the outpouring of support that has come from our community, our family. Thank you all so much, and we’ll see you at the Opening!
Guest Authors:
Peter Ackerman
Meg Akabas
Betsy Bird
Jill Davis
Alix Delinois
Monica Edinger
Tim Federle
Isabel Gillies
Chris Grabenstein
Robie Harris
Deborah Heiligman
Amy Hest
Nina Jaffe
Sandra Jordan
Patricia Lakin
Peter Lerangis
Carolyn Mackler
Robin Newman
Jerry Pinkney
Doreen Rappaport
Jill Santopolo
Eliot Schrefer
Rebecca Stead
Rachel Vail
Cynthia Weill
Carol Weston
- Street:
- 2780 Broadway
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- City:
- New York ,
- Province:
- New York
- Postal Code:
- 10025
- Country:
- United States
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Bank Street Bookstore Closed for Move
2780 Broadway, on the Northeast corner of 107th Street.
- Street:
- 610 W 112th St
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- City:
- New York ,
- Province:
- New York
- Postal Code:
- 10025
- Country:
- United States
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Sneak Peek at New Location Interior
Designs on the Drawing Board
Bank Street Bookstore is getting ready to relocate to the corner of 107th Street and Broadway in early February, and plans are underway for decorating the beautifully built-out new space in a way that’s warm, magical and welcoming.
Stay tuned for status updates! As we near the end of the construction phase of the move, we’ll be posting video sneak peeks into the design process, including the floor plan, fixtures and custom displays.
Drawing by Rebecca Migdal
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The Velveteen Rabbit Video Featuring the Yippee Skippy Puppet Theater
A Fractured Fables Christmas Special.
A lucky Velveteen Rabbit becomes a little boy’s most beloved toy on Christmas Day. The other toys are jealous of Velveteen Rabbit, making fun of it and telling it the boy's love won't last. But the boy is never seen without his fuzzy friend at hand, playing with it until it's so worn and tattered that his father puts it away in the attic. The heartbroken Velveteen Rabbit is sure it will never see the little boy again, but an old rocking horse tells him there is a way with a little magic and a lot of love.
Performed 12-20-14 at Bank Street Bookstore. Puppeteer: Rebecca Migdal and Chelsea Camp. Accompanist: Andy Laties. Camera: Nere Kapiteni.
Support our programs for kids! Buy The Velveteen Rabbit books at Bank Street Bookstore.
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Musical Storyhour with CC and Mallory
Chelsea Camp and Mallory Kinney
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- 610 W 112th St
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- City:
- New York ,
- Province:
- New York
- Postal Code:
- 10025
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- United States
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“The Snow Queen” Video Featuring Yippee Skippy Puppet Theater
A Fractured Fables Christmas Special
Ever since Kay got a piece of magic mirror stuck in his eye and heart, his long-time friend Greta has seen him change for the worse. One day, Kay sees the beautiful Snow Queen riding a magnificent sleigh and decides to hitch his sleigh to it. When she discovers Kay, she spirits him way to her castle in the North Pole. Greta witnesses his kidnapping, but none of the townsfolk believe it was the Snow Queen. Unwilling to give up, Greta embarks on an epic journey to save her best friend.
Performed 12-20-14 at Bank Street Bookstore. Puppeteer: Rebecca Migdal and Chelsea Camp. Accompanist: Andy Laties. Camera: Nere Kapiteni.
Support our programs for kids! Buy Snow Queen books at Bank Street Bookstore.
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Hanukkah Puppet Show Videos: Fractured Fables
The Hanukkah Cow
This puppet adaptation of "Hanukkah Bear" begins when a hibernating cow is awoken by the delicious smells of latkes and immediately goes in search of the source. An old, poor-sighted woman hears a knock at her door. She thinks it's the Rabbi arriving for a special Hanukkah meal. The strange mooing sounds the "Rabbi" makes cause her to worry for his health, but she happily feeds him all the latkes he wants.
Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins
Hershel is weary from his long travels and is happy to see a nearby village where he can spend the first night of Hanukkah. However, he is surprised to find no menorah candles have been lit. A villager tells him of the terrible goblins who ruin every Hanukkah and the task of breaking their evil curse is an impossible one. But brave and clever Hershel is willing to take the challenge to save Hanukkah.
It Could Always Be Worse
A poor man lives in a tiny home with his complaining wife and boisterous children. He can't take the chaos anymore and runs to the Rabbi for advice on what to do. It is advice that he wasn't expecting and soon regrets taking.
Performed 12-21-14 at Bank Street Bookstore. Puppeteer: Rebecca Migdal. Accompanist: Andy Laties. Camera: Nere Kapiteni.
Support our programs for kids, and save 50% on Hanukkah books now! Buy Hanukkah Bear, Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins, and It Could Always Be Worser at Bank Street Bookstore.
Note for online shoppers: 50% will be subtracted from your order during pr