by DreamYard Project
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A Bronx arts organization offering after-school art center programs for middle and high school students, spanning visual art, design, media and poetry. Teens can move into internships and a design center.
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After-school programs during the school year
Youth programs generally free
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Ages 11–17.
Youth programs generally free
After-school programs during the school year
1085 Washington Ave, 10456, in Morrisania, the Bronx.
Yes. DreamYard Art Center is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
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