Sock skating, a Kidspace tradition, ... Socks and ice don't mix, of course — the cozy foot covers will go from snug to soggy in no time — but there is a rink where snuggly skating rules.

Allan Powell, Skyler Powell, 2, and Rebecca Powell from Queens skate at the seasonal sock skating rink at the Long Island Children's Museum in Garden City on Nov. 12.

$14.95 admission (kids 2 and under admitted free); $5 additional fee to skate in your socks The seasonal happening has other cute to-dos, including building with faux "ice blocks"; visit from Nov ...

"Seaside Sock Skating" is included in the price of admission through Jan. 7, 2024. It creates a surface that's frictionless. Participants can slide along the floor without feeling the cold base.

Kids can sock-skate to “Jingle Bells” under a replica moon, make their own snow, quaff hot cocoa and otherwise enjoy Winterfest at Oakland’s Chabot Space & Science Center Dec. 21-22.

Try sock skating at the Chabot Space & Science Center. Originally planned as an ice rink substitute, the center’s popular holiday attraction has been extended through Feb. 1.

At the top of the list for the sheer glee of it is the Sock Skate that takes place every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on two different rinks located indoors on the top ...

Sock skating is included with museum admission. Don’t forget your socks! Reimagined Light Track Opens. Wednesday, November 27. MOXI’s Light Track is getting a glow-up!

They call it “sock skate.” It’s an activity that’s perfect for fans of figure skating and critics of the cold. A synthetic ice rink was put in the atrium at the Main Library, located at 96 ...

Kids can sock-skate to "Jingle Bells" under a replica moon, make their own snow, quaff hot cocoa and otherwise enjoy Winterfest at Oakland's Chabot Space & Science Center Dec. 21-22.