A long-running neighborhood studio where children explore a range of dance programs, build confidence and make friends through movement. Classes focus on self-expression and creativity in a supportive setting.
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108-11 Atlantic Ave, 11418, in Richmond Hill, Queens.
Yes. All That Jazz Dance Studio is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by All That Jazz Dance Studio: allthatjazznyc.com, or call (718) 441-4440.
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