An infant and toddler music program where a teacher and live musicians lead songs, rhythm games and instrument play. Classes run at many host sites around Manhattan, with the Upper East Side as a main hub.
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Ages 0–3.
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337 E 74th St, 10021, in the Upper East Side, Manhattan.
Yes. Little Maestros is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Little Maestros: littlemaestros.com.
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