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To be a kid in Brooklyn today. What’s their fancy – fencing? baseball? African dance? Art? Tinkerer? or are do they want to try everything? These Brooklyn camps bring out new skills and make for an exciting summer. Let summer be a time for exploration. Brooklyn Bridge Fencing [http://www.
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(Photo via Construction Kids)Public school spring break runs from Monday, April 10 through Tuesday, April 18. Parochial schools have some crossover with that beginning on Thursday, April 13 and running through the following Friday, April 21. Where will your kids be during those breaks? We found four camps that
Kids & Family
Prospect Park is the most accessible greenspace in Brooklyn with the Q/B train running along its eastern side, the F/G line on the western side, and the 2/3/4/5 trains near Grand Army Plaza at the north end. Prospect Park is an easy walk from Park
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Prospect Park is the most accessible greenspace in Brooklyn with the Q/B train running along its eastern side, the F/G line on the western side, and the 2/3/4/5 trains near Grand Army Plaza at the north end. Prospect Park is an easy walk from Park
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Courtesy Park Slope Day CampLast call for summer camp! There’s barely a week left until school’s out for the year and some summer camps have already begun. Luckily, we’ve curated a list of summer camps that still have space. Courtesy of LakesideLakeside [http://lakesidebrooklyn.com/] Prospect Park
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It pays to go to summer camp. Job opportunities are available at summer camps for older teens. Younger teens can be trained for those jobs, often at a fraction of the price of attending camp. These opportunities are typically — but not always — available primarily to former campers. Yet, if your
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It pays to go to summer camp. Job opportunities are available at summer camps for older teens. Younger teens can be trained for those jobs, often at a fraction of the price of attending camp. These opportunities are typically — but not always — available primarily to former campers. Yet, if your
Kids & Family
Summer is Here! SPACE AVAILABLE FOR ALL SUMMER CAMPS FEATURED IN THE WALL STREET JOURNAL [http://www.wsj.com/articles/life-lessons-from-a-youth-baseball-coach-1430496193] – check out the video below as well! Home Run Baseball Camp [http://www.homerunbaseballcamp.com/] at the Parade Grounds is back for our 4th year at Parade Grounds Field
AYSO Soccer Camp
Photo via Prospect Gymnastics [http://www.prospect-gymnastics.com/gallery/]. Ditmas Park is rich in many things, including summer camps. Here are the many options in our area – check them out before wait lists come into play! Prospect Gymnastics [http://www.prospect-gymnastics.com/product-category/summer-camp/] 1023 Church Ave, Ditmas Park, 718-484-0911
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Are you looking for easy-to-get-to summer camps? Here are a list of summer camps in and around Ditmas Park. AYSO Soccer Camp [http://www.brooklynayso.org/camp-clinics.php] Parade Ground, Ditmas Park, 917-847-8719 For children entering grades K-12 AYSO hasn’t posted summer camp and clinic information yet. Barking Cat