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Teens spend a week cooking in a professional Manhattan kitchen, choosing either a pastry/baking or a savory track. The camp runs as a day program or as sleepaway with housing in Brooklyn Heights, and welcomes all skill levels.
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Six one-week sessions Jun 21-Aug 1, 2026 (sold out; 2027 waitlist open)
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Ages 12–17.
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Six one-week sessions Jun 21-Aug 1, 2026 (sold out; 2027 waitlist open)
225 Liberty St, 10281, in Battery Park City, Manhattan.
Yes. campusNYC Teen Culinary Camp is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by campusNYC: campusnyc.org, or call (718) 237-8358.
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