Satisfy little sweet tooths at these eight candy shops.

Spooky fun is guaranteed at our favorite festivals, parades and parties.

Whether you're shoveling down a stack of pumpkin pancakes at Cafe Orlin or noshing on Shake Shack's pumpkin pie custard, you can find this seasonal gourd in a variety of delicious meals, snacks and desserts all over NYC.

We help four city kids plan their next big bash.

Explore historic sites, fine artwork and The Legend of Sleepy Hollow in these two upstate locales. 

Wooded trails in all five boroughs that leave the city behind.

Score a great deal on family tickets, find the best swag, take pictures with Spiderman and above all, wear a costume! 

These eateries provide more than place mats to keep kids entertained.

These city stores help kids celebrate their birthday like rock stars.

Check out our list of new bone-chilling books to get kids in the Halloween spirit. 

The eclectic kindie rock musician chats about his new album, Little Nut Tree, his teenage daughter and what he and Dan Deacon have in common.

The New Victory Theater presents White, an award-winning show that teaches kids about the positive power of color.

The Looking Glass Theatre presents an adventurous new show for kids from director Jacquelyn Honeybourne.

The Children’s Museum of the Arts opens its new, expanded location in Hudson Square.

Make friends with Sesame Street's Elmo, Cookie Monster, Oscar and Grover in their new interactive video game, Once Upon a Monster. 

Enjoy a special 40th anniversary collector's edition of the classic family film. 

Antonia Kidd helps you navigate New York City’s parenting scene.

A Queens 7-year-old chats about arts and crafts, poetry and gardening. 

The Upper West Side family talks Halloween plans and how their kids discovered Apple products. 

Five things to do at this uptown musical festival.

Spend an afternoon exploring this South Brooklyn nabe. 

Your little angel can be a little devil—or anything else—for Halloween.

Play around with a series of wacky interactive displays at the Micro Museum, take free family workshops at the Queens Museum of Art or view the work of popular illustrators at the Society of Illustrators.