A nonprofit offering arts- and play-based programs for kids and families, including seasonal clubs like a kitchen club and a rock band, plus family programs and a parent advocacy service. Some club programs run free at local libraries.
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Fall clubs sign-up open (deadline Oct 26)
Some library clubs free; other programs vary
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Some library clubs free; other programs vary
Fall clubs sign-up open (deadline Oct 26)
145 Brooklyn Ave, 11213, in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
Yes. Extreme Kids & Crew is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Tickets are handled by Extreme Kids & Crew: extremekidsandcrew.org, or call (347) 410-6050.
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