by Forever Dancing Robert Mann
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Bayside dance studio that enrolls kids from age two and a half through the season. Students can perform in a Nutcracker production and join the FD Troop, while older kids can take part in leadership and assistant-teacher programs. The studio also hosts birthday parties and a summer program.
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Fall 2026-June 2027 season; open enrollment
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Ages 2–17.
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Fall 2026-June 2027 season; open enrollment
214-10 41st Ave, 11361, in Bayside, Queens.
Yes. Forever Dancing is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Forever Dancing Robert Mann: foreverdancingny.com, or call (718) 225-3696.
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