by Legacy Summer Camps
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A summer day camp for kids in Pre-K through 6th grade with sports, arts, special-interest clubs and themed activities. Campers go on trips to major NYC cultural sites, and inclusion camps serve children with special needs.
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Ages 4–11.
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Summer; see website for dates
127 W 127th St, 10027, in Harlem, Manhattan.
Tickets are handled by Legacy Summer Camps: legacysummercamp.com, or call (212) 381-6099.
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