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@
camps
(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
camps
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
camps
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
Central Brooklyn
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
jobs
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
There are typically three situations that parents find themselves in during the first week of February. 1) They’ve had a midwinter break camp booked for weeks now, and are sitting pretty. 2) They’re taking the week off of work for some quality family time. 3) They received the
Brooklyn School of Rock
Image courtesy of Brooklyn School of Rock.Carroll Gardens has all kinds of summer camps. Science! Arts! Sports! And more! Brooklyn School of Rock [http://brooklyn.schoolofrock.com/] 327 Douglass Street, Carroll Gardens, Ditmas Park, Downtown Brooklyn, Fort Greene, Kensington, Windsor Terrace, Park Slope, Red Hook, South Slope Contact: brooklyn@
AmeriKick
Be it baseball or basketball, gymnastics of dance, Brooklyn is full of sports themed summer camps. We have a camp for each and every athlete. Also try our surf camps [/types-of-camps/surf-camps]. Surfing is perfect for the athlete that wants to be outside and doesn’t want to play a
Acting Out
School lets out this Thursday for spring break. If you haven’t already, there is still time to sign up for spring break camp. We have a list of camps offering a spring break option. The Park Slope Day Camp [http://www.parkslopedaycamp.com/] 339 8th St, Windsor Terrace, Bay
Acting Out
Check out our newest addition to our Performing Arts Camp List: Brooklyn School of Rock! Performing Arts Camps Acting Out! (Seats still available) [http://actingoutonline.com/summer-schedule/] 7426 15th, 718-236-6494 Acting Out! offers one week workshops in theater subjects from musical theater to film & TV. Specific age ranges are