by Hootenanny Brooklyn (South Slope Music Together)
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Hootenanny's Music Together classes on Cortelyou Road let babies and toddlers sing, move and play instruments with their grown-ups in a small neighborhood setting.
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Seasonal sessions
Semester tuition; see website
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Ages 0–5.
Semester tuition; see website
Seasonal sessions
1103 Cortelyou Rd, 11218, in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn.
Yes. Hootenanny Music Together is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Hootenanny Brooklyn (South Slope Music Together): hootenannybrooklyn.com.
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