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Small-group classes for toddlers and young kids that blend creative dance, ballet, acrobatics and hip-hop. Located inside the Atlantic Terminal mall, it offers a free first class.
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Ongoing classes
$30-$65 per class; first class free
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Ages 1–8.
$30-$65 per class; first class free
Ongoing classes
139 Flatbush Avenue, 11217, in Downtown Brooklyn, Brooklyn.
Yes. Pixie Pods is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Pixie Pods: pixiepodskids.com, or call (917) 999-0223.
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