Learn to Play Music at Upcoming Free Event
Are your children musically inclined? Are you? The Smith School of Music (131 West 86th Street) is offering people of all ages and skill levels
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Save Big on Children’s Classes, Memberships & More at The JCC
SAVE BIG BEFORE FALL! Thinking about your fall schedule? The JCC has you covered with five days of great deals! Save on classes*, programs, and
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Afterschool Care for Your Child at the JCC
It may still be the relaxing days of summer, but the school year is just around the corner. We know parents have a laundry list
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112-Year-Old UWS Catholic School Closes
For the first time since 1911, students will not be returning to The Ascension School in the fall.
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What to Expect when Expecting in NYC & Beyond
“At the JCC, we nurture families by cultivating experiences where children can thrive, parents can connect, and families can grow together.” When you join the
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Spark – Art, Yoga & Meditation Program For Kids Returns with New 72nd Street Studio!
After extensive research, it’s safe to conclude that not all activities for children are created equally. While some simply serve as a means of childcare
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Bloomingdale School of Music’s Annual Performathon and BBQ Is Coming
As your summer calendar inevitably fills up, don’t forget about local events to support the community!
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“Little Free Diverse Library” Coming to P.S. 199
On Friday, May 19 at 8:15 a.m., the Diversity & Belonging Committee at P.S. 199 will unveil its new Little Free Diverse Library right outside
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11-year-old Ballerina Helping Her Doorman Get His Stolen Bike Back
Last month, 11-year-old Dylan Leder was on her way to ballet class at the renowned School of American Ballet when she witnessed three men stealing
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Bloomingdale Library Opens New Teen Center
The New York Public Library’s Bloomingdale branch at 150 West 100th Street recently opened a dedicated teen center, which was funded primarily by the mayor.
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