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flytweed t1_jaobab5 wrote
Skate New Haven has a cool covered ice skating rink. If Shoreline Trolley Museum is open- has great trolley ride and exhibits. Others will say IT climbing place, too. For carnival junk food heaven go to Fest Faves. Tuesday nights there’s a weekly planetarium show at the yale place, but never been.
coolusername_png t1_jao9x0u wrote
To me, New Haven is more a destination for its food, so eat, lol
6th__extinction t1_jaqnp49 wrote
Yeah check out Modern when you’re done
nvcr_intern t1_jarxzq0 wrote
The Yale art gallery is free. I took my daughter even as a toddler just for a look around, since it's free there's zero commitment you can just dip in and out according to their attention span. Then go get ice cream at Arethusa across the street after!
editorgrrl t1_janasls wrote
Connecticut Children's Museum: https://www.childrensbuilding.org
Illmatic5291 t1_jantve4 wrote
lighthouse point is cool
Lost_In_Play t1_jao9ryt wrote
If you are into boardgames, we are a couple with a 4yr old looking for other couples with young kids. The adults can hang out with boardgames and the kids can enjoy playing together.
bingybunny t1_jasqohc wrote
Dinosaur State Park in Rocky Hill is open. It has a easy short walking trail and some dinosaur exhibits, good for maybe 2 hours, educational and 80s retro vibe to the place. Easy 30ish minute drive up 91
6th__extinction t1_jaqnmy0 wrote
Tough this time of year. Yale U has many interesting sports teams, so does Albertus Magnus and SCSU. Kids like going to basketball games etc. My favorite is watching Squash, the Yale Whale for Hockey.
Edgerton Park greenhouses
Brooksvale Park in Hamden has chickens horses sheep etc and a playground.
[deleted] OP t1_jasovg6 wrote
Leave this shithole
JPW_88 t1_jancucx wrote
If it’s a Saturday/Sunday the Eli Whitney Workshop offers several projects for kids. I’d say 3 years and up. We built catapults and rubber band powered cars on our visit.