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With baseball season just around the corner, it’s a great time to talk about summer sports camps! If your kids have baseball, basketball, soccer, or anything with a ball fever, you won’t have to look far for some great camp options. Here are five of our favorites from
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Join the Prospect Park Alliance for Opening Weekend in Prospect Park on April 2 + 3, with food, festivities and family fun. * Opening Day Parade, 10–10:30 am (Saturday only) Parade begins at 7th Avenue + 2nd Street, Free Join the Prospect Park Alliance and the Prospect Park Baseball Association to
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Riders enjoying the Cyclone roller coaster. (Photo: Alex Ellefson / Sheepshead Bites)Elected officials gathered in Coney Island Saturday to christen the newly refurbished cyclone at the spring opening ceremony for Luna Park. The celebration had been postponed one week because weather reports predicted a Nor’easter [http://www.sheepsheadbites.com/
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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
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East weekend has arrived and if your family is looking for fun and adventure around Brooklyn, we’ve pulled together some egg-stravaganzas you won’t want to miss. Courtesy Aviator Sports and EventsGreen Meadow Farms [http://www.aviatorsports.com/event/green-meadow-farms-easter-egg-hunt/] gives you a whole weekend to catch their Easter
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Maggie Pouncey and Matt Miller, Co-Owners of Stories Bookshop and Storytelling Lab. (Photo by Odochi Ibe / Park Slope Stoop)BY ODOCHI IBE It’s not every day that people are able to turn their fantasies into reality, but the novelist Maggie Pouncey — who penned “Perfect Reader [http://www.amazon.com/
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Courtesy Camp OlympiaCalling all sports fans! Are you looking for baseball, basketball, volleyball, soccer, and swimming – all wrapped up in a perfect summer package? Get to know Camp Olympia. Located in John Jay High School (237 7th Avenue, between 4th and 5th Streets), Camp Olympia gives children ages 4 to
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Courtesy FasTracKidsWhat’s the only thing better than a summer of educational fun? A summer of educational fun that also gives parents plenty of flexibility! Brooklyn families can find that and more at FastTracKids Summer STE(A)M Adventures [http://ftkny.com/summer-steam-adventure/], with program options for kids ages 2.
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Courtesy Brooklyn CenterStageOnce bitten by the performance bug it’s hard to escape from the warm glow of a spotlight. If your kids (ages 7 to 12) are Broadway bound and looking to hone their skills this summer, be sure to check out the camp offerings [http://www.brooklyncenterstage.com/
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Courtesy Prospect GymnasticsThe countdown to summer camp is on. If your young Brooklynite is ready to fill their school break with balance beams, flips, rings, and (most importantly) fun, don’t miss out on early bird registration [http://prospectgymnastics.com/product-category/camps-clinics/camps/summer-camp] with Prospect Gymnastics. Weekly tuition for
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Courtesy CBE KidsDreaming of four different camps under one roof? Stop dreaming, because CBE Kids has made it a reality. Located at Congregation Beth Elohim [https://congregationbethelohim.org/], CBE Summer Camps [https://congregationbethelohim.org/camp] allow children in grades preschool through nine the opportunity to experience classic summer camp – right
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With so many camp options around Brooklyn, settling on just one can be a difficult task. Enter LIU Children’s Academy. Located on the Long Island University Brooklyn campus [http://www.liu.edu/brooklyn], this unique camp offers children ages 3 to 12 a wealth of fun summer classes [http: