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A nonprofit community dance school in Washington Heights focused on making dance education affordable and accessible. It offers classes for babies and toddlers, kids and teens, plus youth ensembles and camps.
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350 Fort Washington Ave, 10033, in Washington Heights, Manhattan.
Yes. Dance Project of Washington Heights is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Dance Project of Washington Heights: danceprojectwh.org, or call (646) 410-0356.
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