by Allora
An Italian culture center where kids take small hands-on classes in cooking, art and Italian culture, including pasta-making. It also runs after-school programs, camps, weekend events and pasta-themed birthday parties.
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837 Union St, 11215, in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
Yes. Allora Italian Cultural Center is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Allora: allorabk.com.
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