Central Brooklyn
The number of summer camps and afterschool classes for Brooklyn kids continues to grow. Why not get a head start on planning (and budgeting) and join us at the Summer Camp Expo and Activity Fair. Pre-register HERE [https://cornernewsmedia.wufoo.com/forms/x1vqd86n1d4viwp/] and you will be entered in to
Announcements
This Sunday, January 13 from 12-3 pm over 28 camps will come together at P.S. 139 for a Camp Expo and Activity Fair. Many of the camps have donated generous door prizes that include free weeks of camp and lessons. Pre-register HERE [https://cornernewsmedia.wufoo.com/forms/x1vqd86n1d4viwp/] and
camps
Best Ways to Research a Camp There are many ways to look into finding the right day or overnight camp for your child. The American Camp Association, NY & NJ suggests the following when starting to think about camp. Camp Fairs – Camp Fairs are free events that bring dozens of
Announcements
The kids are back in school and while summer is still six months away, it is a good time to start looking at options. Why not get a head start on planning (and budgeting) and join us at the Summer Camp Expo and Activity Fair. There will be over 27
camps
June is littered with random school holidays. For those of us who still have to work while our kids are off, here are 8 fun, educational camps they can try out. Photo via Construction Kids.Construction Kids [http://constructionkids.com/] Where: Brooklyn Navy Yard, BLDG 92 2nd Floor, 718-522-2902, info@
bath beach
The last day of public school is June 28, yet private and parochial schools end much earlier. Some private schools dismiss more than two weeks earlier. While most summer camps kick off the week of July 3, here are camps that start much earlier for those kids who are already
Kids & Family
If TARDIS, hobbit, and Peter Parker are all a part of your children’s everyday vocabulary, you probably have a few fantasy and comic book fans. Congratulations! You’re doing this parenting thing right. Park Slope is known for its family-friendly activities, so it should come as no surprise that
City Kid Corner
If TARDIS, hobbit, and Peter Parker are all a part of your children’s everyday vocabulary, you probably have a few fantasy and comic book fans. Congratulations! You’re doing this parenting thing right. Park Slope is known for its family-friendly activities, so it should come as no surprise that
brooklyn game lab
Pop-Up Audubon via Prospect Park [http://www.prospectpark.org]Looking for something fun to do with the whole family this week? From learning about sharks to making music in the street to playing chess with dad, there are a lot of great kid-friendly events coming up in our area. See
brooklyn game lab
If you have a board or card game fan in your life, you won’t want to miss the new Brooklyn Game Lab [http://brooklyngamelab.com/], opening on February 1 at 353 7th Avenue (near the corner of 10th Street). Owner Bob Hewitt tells us that the after school program