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A community music venue in the South Bronx offering classes for all ages, from music-and-movement to cultural learning. Families can attend kid-friendly Sunday shows with interactive play and activities afterward.
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Family Sunday Salon shows; see event calendar
Varies by class or event
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All ages.
Varies by class or event
Family Sunday Salon shows; see event calendar
438 E 163rd St, 10451, in Melrose, the Bronx.
Yes. Bronx Music Hall is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Bronx Music Hall: bronxmusichall.org, or call (917) 557-2354.
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