by Bonjour Language Camps
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Kids spend camp days immersed in French, Spanish or Mandarin through hands-on, active play, with groups for beginners through bilingual children. The program also offers after-school sessions and holiday mini-camps.
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Summer camp at this address; after-school and holiday camps also offered
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Ages 4–11.
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Summer camp at this address; after-school and holiday camps also offered
195 State St, 11201, in Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn.
Yes. Bonjour Language Camps is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Bonjour Language Camps: bonjourny.com, or call (646) 974-9220.
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