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A Crown Heights academy where kids learn ballet, Caribbean dance, hip-hop, double dutch and drumming. Enrollment is monthly.
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Monthly
From $80/month; application fee $65 new / $50 returning
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Ages 4–17.
From $80/month; application fee $65 new / $50 returning
Monthly
191 Rochester Avenue, 11213, in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
Yes. Ms. K's Dance Academy is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Ms. K's Dance Academy: msksdanceacademy.weebly.com, or call (347) 400-1204.
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