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A nut-free art studio in Prospect Heights with open studio time for little ones and age-grouped classes for toddlers, early elementary kids and preteens. Children use a wide range of materials in process-based projects.
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Open studio plus weekly classes
Open studio $25/session; Mini Makers $45/class
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Ages 1–12.
Open studio $25/session; Mini Makers $45/class
Open studio plus weekly classes
255 Flatbush Avenue, 11217, in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn.
Yes. Little Makers Art Studio is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Little Makers Art Studio: little-makers-studio.com.
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