Norma's Art Studio
A Bay Ridge drop-in art studio where kids pick a project, from painting to crafts, and pay a small studio fee plus the cost of materials.
Photo: brooklynarthouse.com
An after-school art program in Bay Ridge where elementary kids draw, paint, sculpt and make prints, with homework help and a snack built into the afternoon. Families can choose one to five days a week.
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School-year after-school program
Monthly billing from $175 (1 day/week) to $780 (5 days/week)
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Ages 5–11.
Monthly billing from $175 (1 day/week) to $780 (5 days/week)
School-year after-school program
Christ Church Bay Ridge (visits by appointment), 11209, Brooklyn.
Yes. Brooklyn Art House is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Brooklyn Art House: brooklynarthouse.com.
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