by City Sounds Music Together
An after-school Music Together class at a West Village nursery school where young kids and their grown-ups sing, move and play instruments together.
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Fall 2026: Sept 28–Dec 7 (no class Oct 12)
$460 per fall session; siblings 6+ months $230
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Ages 0–5.
$460 per fall session; siblings 6+ months $230
Monday: 4 PM–4:45 PM. Fall 2026: Sept 28–Dec 7 (no class Oct 12)
73 Horatio St, 10014, in the West Village, Manhattan.
Yes. City Sounds Music Together is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by City Sounds Music Together: musictogetherofmanhattan.com, or call (718) 501-2323.
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