by Brooklyn Conservatory of Music
Brooklyn Conservatory's East New York hub offers low- or no-cost music classes for children ages 1 to 14, including a Saturday Band Academy and a summer music camp. Kids learn instruments and play together in ensembles.
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Saturday Band Academy during school year; summer camp
Little to no cost
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Ages 1–14.
Little to no cost
Saturday Band Academy during school year; summer camp
276 Chestnut St, 11208, in Cypress Hills, Brooklyn.
Yes. BKCM Community Music Center at Chestnut Commons is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Brooklyn Conservatory of Music: bkcm.org, or call (718) 622-3300.
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