by KIDDO
A kids' space that pairs indoor play with hands-on classes, where children cook, paint and make DIY crafts. It also hosts group events and birthday parties.
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Ages 2–12.
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8746 20th Ave, 2nd Floor, 11214, in Bath Beach, Brooklyn.
Yes. Kiddo Brooklyn is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Tickets are handled by KIDDO: kiddonyc.com, or call (929) 796-6900.
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