by Chess NYC (New York City Chess Inc)
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Kids learn and play chess with instruction grouped from beginners to rated players, and summer camps mix several hours of chess with outdoor play and games. The program also offers classes and chess birthday parties.
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Classes during school year; drop-in friendly summer camps
Camp by day, half-day or week; contact for rates
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Ages 4–16.
Camp by day, half-day or week; contact for rates
Classes during school year; drop-in friendly summer camps
108 Wooster St, #C2, 10012, in SoHo, Manhattan.
Yes. Chess NYC Village Chess @ SoHo is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Chess NYC (New York City Chess Inc): chessnyc.com, or call (212) 475-8130.
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