The Children’s Media Association is a passionate community of makers, thinkers, and innovators who believe that by learning and growing together, we strengthen ourselves, our community, and the media that we create for children and families.
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On a dark, cool night, under the glow of the moon…New York Botanical Garden comes alive with the magic of Disney Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas Light Trail.
Join us for an outdoor evening of festive lights at the New York Botanical Garden for their The Nightmare Before Christmas themed light trail on Thursday, November 7th – 7pm entry time. Please purchase your tickets directly on their website here: https://thenightmarebeforechristmaslighttrail.com/tickets/
Once you have purchased your tickets, please RSVP here so we know you will be joining us! Bring the kids! All are welcome!
Join us as we celebrate the 20th Anniversary of CMA and kick off the holiday season in style! There will be food, drinks, music, dancing, games and more, held in the beautiful Scholastic building in SoHo. Let’s toast our community that champions career development, inspires innovation, and celebrates storytelling that makes a difference!
Wednesday, November 20th
6pm – 9pm
Scholastic Building
130 Mercer Street
New York, NY 10012
Collectively, individually and across kids media we seek to inspire industry excellence through virtual Panels, in-person Events, Workshops, Mentorship, and Research & Insights Reports. We understand the privilege and the responsibility we share as the creative community shaping the minds and hearts of our children … and thereby, our future.
The Children’s Media Association is a nonprofit organization connecting the dots across all media verticals. With chapters in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco and virtual members around the world, we are building the future of the kids and family media industry.
A huge thank you to our corporate sponsors
We are a 100% volunteer-run. Your generous donations fund all that we do to inform, inspire, and connect those working across the kids and family media landscape.