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Kids take movement, art, Zumba, music and stick-drumming classes, plus a Saturday fun class. In summer it runs a camp program.
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Free 2-hour trial; summer program $200 registration
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Ages 3–12.
Free 2-hour trial; summer program $200 registration
No fixed schedule is listed. Check the website for current hours.
710 Forest Ave, 10310, in West Brighton, Staten Island.
Yes. Kids Connect USA is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Tickets are handled by Kids Connect USA: kidsconnectusa.com, or call (718) 702-3340.
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