From our FIFA World Cup celebrations and immersive soccer simulation to our Pride Month activities and Juneteenth Week programming, visitors are invited to explore art, science, storytelling, music, movement, and global traditions through play. See below for our full lineup of June events and programs as we continue building joyful spaces for learning, discovery, and community at BxCM.

Music, movement, and community filled the Museum during our World Music Day celebration. From hands-on instrument making and percussion workshops to joyful performances in Mill Pond Park, families explored the rhythms, melodies, and cultural traditions that make the Bronx such a vibrant and creative community.

We’re grateful to the artists, performers, and families who helped transform the Museum into a joyful celebration of global sound, creativity, and connection.

Support for this program was provided by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and through a Cultural Immigrant Initiative grant from New York City Council Member Elsie Encarnacion.

As part of our continued celebration of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, the Museum welcomed families for a special edition of Cooking by the Book in partnership with Tea Arts & Culture.

Children and caregivers gathered for an interactive tea party experience filled with storytelling, creativity, and cultural exploration. A highlight of the afternoon was a special reading of Luli and the Language of Tea led by the book’s illustrator, Hyewon Yum.

Through tea, art, and shared stories, families explored themes of friendship, language, and connection — reminding us of the power of cultural traditions to bring communities together across the Bronx and beyond.

Lost & Found

If you or your child left something behind during your visit, stop by the front desk or give us a call. We hold on to all found items up to 60 days. From jackets to toys, we may have what you're missing!