Joseph Cianciotto Blogs: July 2022

Tuesday, July 5, 2022

The Best Places in the Big Apple to Bring Your Kids

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There are many reasons why New York City is a great place for families to reside or visit. For one, there are a variety of activities and attractions that cater to families with children. In fact, according to Long Island resident and family man Joseph Cianciotto, New York City has something for everyone.

For instance, many parks and playgrounds are scattered throughout the city, providing a great place for kids to run around, play, and even make friends. Additionally, many museums and other cultural attractions are perfect for family outings.

Joseph Cianciotto shares his favorite family-friendly places and activities in New York City below.

The Bronx Zoo is an ideal place to take your family for a day of fun. With over 4,000 animals, there is something for everyone to see. The sprawling zoo also has a variety of educational programs and events that your family can participate in.

Central Park is an iconic location and a great venue for a family picnic. With its many playgrounds, green spaces, and attractions, Central Park is sure to please everyone in the family.

The American Museum of Natural History was simply made for families who love to learn about science and history. With its many exhibits and interactive displays, the museum is an excellent destination for children to enrich their education and get entertained at the same time.

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The Brooklyn Children’s Museum is a fantastic place for families with young children. With its hands-on exhibits and programs, the museum is a great venue to spend a day with your kids.

There are also cruises around the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island that your family can take. These fun cruises for the entire family offer a great way to see the sights of New York City from the water.

No matter your family’s interests, Joseph Cianciotto says that you will surely find plenty of things to do in the Big Apple that everyone will enjoy.

Long Island resident Joseph Cianciotto enjoys every moment of fatherhood. Read more of his insights on parenthood and family life on this blog.

About Us

Joseph Cianciotto represents an equal mix of creative chops complemented by a strong business acumen. He has most recently served as executive creative director at Translation, overseeing content related matters within the agency.

Prior, he was the executive creative director and chief digital officer of DDB NY, where his creative leadership was extended to include print, television/film, social media, branded content, and CRM. Throughout his tenure with the company, he has worked for a diverse assortment of clients including State Farm, NBA, NFL, NY Lottery, Electrolux, Glidden, Reebok, USTA, Cotton, Subaru, Diet Pepsi, Unilever, J&J, Anheuser-Busch InBev, Gibson, Merck, GP, ExxonMobil and UTC.

Before his eleven-year tour at DDB NY, Mr. Cianciotto was vice president and creative director of interactive at D’Arcy Worldwide, since early 1998.

Throughout his career, Mr. Cianciotto has won almost every major award in the ad industry, including Cannes, ANDY, One Show, Webby, Comm Arts, and Clios. He holds a degree in Visual Communications from Carnegie Mellon and currently resides in Long Island, NY with his wife Jen and daughters Hannah and Sophie.

A significant element of Mr. Cianciotto’s body of work represents pro-bono campaign work done in conjunction with the AD Council for organizations that include the Bully Project, ReachOut (suicide prevention), KnowHowToGo and the AARP Caregiver Initiative.