Books Are Magic
A popular Cobble Hill indie bookshop with a large, bright children's area full of picture books and early readers. It hosts regular author events, including many aimed at young readers and families.
Photo: brooklynmagicshop.com
A small family-owned magic shop and parlor theater where kids can watch magic shows, take magic classes, and join magic day camps in summer. It also hosts birthday parties and potions-and-spells classes.
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Ages 5–17.
Shows, classes and camps priced separately
See Google listing/Instagram for hours and class schedules
281 Smith St, 1st Floor, 11231, in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn.
Yes. Brooklyn Magic Shop is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Brooklyn Magic Shop: brooklynmagicshop.com.
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