by KBL Studios (Kids Breaking League)
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A Harlem community dance and art space rooted in Hip Hop culture and home base of the Kids Breaking League. Kids and adults take breaking and movement classes in person or online, and the studio can be rented for kids' birthday parties.
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735 St Nicholas Ave, 10031, in Hamilton Heights, Manhattan.
Yes. KBL Studios is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by KBL Studios (Kids Breaking League): kblstudiosnyc.com, or call (516) 841-5425.
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