by Kids Music Together
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Families with babies through preschoolers meet at Community Church in Jackson Heights to sing, move and play percussion in a Music Together circle. It's a gentle first music class that grown-ups join in on.
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Semester tuition; see website
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Ages 0–5.
Semester tuition; see website
Seasonal sessions
81-10 35th Ave, 11372, in Jackson Heights, Queens.
Yes. Kids Music Together is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Kids Music Together: kidsmusictogether.com, or call (347) 468-0018.
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