by Creative Arts & Sports
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A basketball program for kindergarten through 10th grade based at St. Patrick's Youth Center in SoHo. Kids take classes, clinics and day camps, play in leagues and travel teams, or get private training.
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Ages 5–16.
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268 Mulberry St, 10012, in Nolita, Manhattan.
Yes. Creative Arts & Sports is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Creative Arts & Sports: creativeartsandsports.com, or call (646) 344-1070.
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