CULTURE LAB FOR KIDS
Jack and the Beanstalk
A Music Adventure
Sunday, June 28, 3pm & 4:30pm
A playful, interactive concert retelling of the classic tale where live piano brings each moment and character to life.
Children will listen, imagine, and join in as Jack climbs the beanstalk, meets new friends, and outsmarts the giant.
With engaging narration, musical themes, and interactive moments throughout, young audiences are encouraged to move, respond, and become part of the story.
Created especially for ages 2-8 and their grown-ups, this experience also includes fun pre- and post-show activities to extend the adventure beyond the performance.
Created and performed by Eat the Peadies
PinPopUp
Little Makers Welcome!
Sunday, June 28, 4-7pm
PinProductions brings its family programming to Culture Lab LIC with PinPopUp — a free outdoor creative activity space for children and families presented during Culture Lab’s outdoor live music concert series in Long Island City, Queens. While audiences enjoy live performances, children can explore a playful world of creativity through parachute games, free drawing stations, puppet-building workshops, recycled-material crafts, collaborative movement activities, and hands-on art experiences led by professional teaching artists.
Designed as an imaginative pop-up playground for creativity and community connection, PinPopUp invites kids and families to create, play, and discover together in a welcoming outdoor environment where puppetry, music, and visual arts come together.
PinProductions' work is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
Musicraftory with Shana
MusiCraftory with Shana is where music meets story and art! Kids sing, play instruments, move with parachutes, and create crafts—all while building early learning skills through fun, active play.
MusiCraftory is an interactive, multi-sensory experience where music, movement, story, and art come together. Children sing, play instruments, move with props like parachutes and scarves, and create simple crafts inspired by the story of the day. Each class gently supports pre-academic skills such as listening, turn-taking, sequencing, language development, and following directions—all through joyful play and imagination.
Sunday, July 12, 4pm