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A nonprofit arts school in Tribeca where kids take private instrument lessons, group music classes and visual art. Early-childhood programs introduce toddlers and preschoolers to hands-on music and art, and summer sessions include rock music.
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School-year and summer sessions
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Ages 1–17.
Tuition varies by program
School-year and summer sessions
41 White St, 10013, in Tribeca, Manhattan.
Yes. Church Street School for Music and Art is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Church Street School for Music and Art: churchstreetschool.org, or call (212) 571-7290.
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