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At Wild Blue, kids learn about the world in all its glory. We explore exotic cultures and customs, natural wonders and develop specialized skills to help navigate our way through all types of places and situations.

 

Founded by seasoned explorers, Wild Blue takes the natural curiosity and thirst for adventure that is part of being an explorer (and a kid!) and channels it into programs and trips that spark the imaginations of children of all ages.

New York's Best Indoor Playspace & Partyspace for Big Kids 2008

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Wild Blue Has Been Nominated!

Best Art Class in New York City!

For the second year in a row, Wild Blue has been nominated for a  Nickelodeon's Parents' Picks Award! Last year, thanks to your votes, we won for NYC's Best Indoor Playspace for Big Kids! This year, we are nominated for Best Art Class! So click on the logo above, and vote for Wild Blue! Thank you for your support!


"Summer Music with Alisha"
Begins July 7th!

Wild Blue's twice-weekly storytimes ended on Friday, June 19th. But fear not! From July 7th-August 19th, Wild Blue will host "Summer Music with Alisha!" Sing, dance, and play in a fun, lively, and flexible environment! "Summer Music with Alisha" will be every Tuesday and Wednesday, from 9-9:45 AM. Cost is $15 per child, adults free.
Drop in and join us!


A Wild Blue Summer!

Interested in fun, unique, and flexible activities for your child this summer? Check out the Wild Blue summer program, offering exciting indoor and outdoor classes! Also, click below to find out more about our exciting program with the Berlitz Language School!





The ROBOTS Have Arrived!

We’re excited to spread the word that Wild Blue now offers robotics through a joint venture with Robot Village
Please call us to inquire about robotics classes, drop-in robot building workshops and Robotics birthday parties.

 

News Feed

 

Climate change is causing a breed of wild sheep in Scotland to shrink, according to research in the journal Science.

The US space agency's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter spacecraft sends back its first images since reaching the Moon.

The world's largest cat is down to an effective wild population of fewer than 35 individuals, new research has found.

Species around the world are still being lost despite governments pledging action to reverse the trend, a report warns.

TerreStar-1, the world's biggest commercial telecommunications satellite, is put in orbit by an Ariane 5 rocket.

A team of scientists identifies thousands of tiny genetic variations which raise the risk of schizophrenia.

Scientists hope hi-tech tags will help reveal why puffin numbers at one of the UK's key colonies have fallen by a third.

French investigators believe the Air France plane that crashed in the Atlantic broke up on contact with water, not in mid-air.

Copycat chimps build their own tools after watching a video demonstration, says a team of British scientists.

Argentine ants living on three continents belong to the same colony, the largest of its kind ever known.

How Air France debris gives clues to jet's break-up

Surveillance camera footage sheds light on baby babble

US moonwalker Buzz Aldrin looks to new frontiers

Building for a wet but secure future in Bangladesh

The Californian origins of home computing

What makes a good park?

A compromise on whaling that just may work

China's insatiable appetite for resources has led to the nation being unfairly portrayed as the world's biggest environmental villain.

Numbers of 18 woodland bird species have crashed.

Prides are all about defending territory, not hunting.

The European Space Agency releases a stunning image of the spiral "Whirlpool Galaxy".

Virgin Galactic boss Will Whitehorn says the UK needs a proper regulatory framework to expand private spaceflight activity in the country.

The most complete terrain map, covering 99% of the Earth's surface, has been published and will be free to use.

Having sex every day improves sperm quality and could boost the chances of getting pregnant, research finds.

Swiss adventurer Bertrand Piccard unveils a prototype of the solar-powered plane he hopes to fly around the world.

A beautifully preserved dinosaur found in the US retains remarkable detail of skin cells.

Cyclists, buses, cars and even pedestrians become mobile pollution detectors in a UK-based scientific project.

Britain can massively expand wind power by 2030 without suffering power cuts, a report says.

An epidemic of mountain pine beetles, which has devastated forests in British Columbia, is threatening to spread.

The invasive Harlequin ladybird is putting native ladybirds and over 1,000 species in the UK in peril, according to scientists.

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Filipino inmates dance to "Thriller," a girl rests 1,400 feet in the air, and an elderly ape has a baby in this week's best news photos.



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Ice crystals drifting from Martian clouds resemble the glittering precipitation that falls in Earth's Arctic regions during winter, new data show.



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Rare "night shining" clouds linked to the 1908 Russian event and plumes from shuttle launches suggest that the blast was caused by an icy comet, a new study says.



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From artillery shows to hot dog eating, learn how Americans have celebrated the Fourth of July over the centuries.



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The Tower of Hercules, a sacred mountain, and royal tombs are among the sites recognized for their universal value to humanity during a 2009 World Heritage Committee session.



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Before it reopens on the Fourth of July, get an insider's eye on the Statue of Liberty--the inside of her face, the little-known ladder to the torch, and more.



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An Indian Ocean island nation has created three new ocean sanctuaries, including a tropical bay where hundreds of 12-foot manta rays and 40-foot whale sharks feast on swarms of plankton and krill.



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Migaloo, a twentysomething rare white humpback whale was seen this week along Australia's east coast, where he's migrating northward with other humpbacks. Video.



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From glass pyramids to towers of greenhouses, see some of the concepts that architects have created for vertical farms, a proposed strategy for growing crops year-round at the hearts of urban centers.



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