Little Leaders at Lincoln Center Jan 20 - Passed
- Jan 20, 2018
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LC Kids Storytime at David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center
Little Leaders: Bold Women in Black History by Vashti Harrison
January 20, 2018 @ 11am FREE
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“Little Leaders at Lincoln Center” on January 20 appears to have been a youth-focused cultural or educational event hosted at one of New York’s most iconic arts venues, designed to highlight young voices, creativity, and leadership through performance, storytelling, or collaborative activities. Even though the event date has passed, the idea behind it reflects how spaces like Lincoln Center continue to nurture the next generation by giving them a platform to express themselves and grow through shared experiences.
In a broader sense, these kinds of moments feel similar to revisiting memorable highlights in sports or culture—where meaning is often clearer when seen in full context, much like watching full matches replays, where every part of the experience connects to form…
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What a beautiful event celebrating powerful stories and representation! “Little Leaders” is such an inspiring way to introduce children to bold women who shaped history. Programs like this at Lincoln Center truly help spark curiosity and confidence in young minds. It reminds me how creative storytelling-whether through books or even building with LEGO lights-can make learning feel magical and unforgettable for kids.
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