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Mozart for Munchkins

Mozart for Munchkins creates a relaxed, interactive, and engaging environment where children and their families can experience and enjoy the wonders of classical, jazz, bluegrass, and more! Children of all ages are welcome to observe, explore, discover, sing, and dance to their hearts’ content, while parents, grandparents, and caregivers sit back, relax, and enjoy the concert.

While our concert setting is informal, the programming remains first-rate; from Bach to Bernstein, Beethoven to bluegrass, and Tchaikovsky to Thelonious Monk, Mozart for Munchkins features outstanding repertoire performed by world-class musicians from Carnegie Hall, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Broadway, and beyond—an unforgettable experience for the whole family!

Children 12 and under are always free.

Musical genres and instruments are different for each show, get tickets to all Mozart for Munchkins concerts using this link.

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Spring Break Camp with Make It Studio

Make It Studio meets in the OSH Great Room where campers ages 7 – 13 will learn hand and machine sewing skills that turn into amazing projects!

From start to finish, kids create unique crafts and accessories they will be proud of.

Sign up for Spring Break here, and plan ahead for Make It Studio Summer Camp here.

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Spring Break Zine Camp with Booklyn

MAKE ZINES DURING SPRING BREAK!
During Zine Camp, your child will learn zine-making as a community-centered practice, one that builds social-emotional learning, and teaches skill development for the creation of self-determined storytelling.
We’ll transform a single piece of paper into a “magic book”, make our own sketchbooks out of recycled household materials, and explore collaborative storytelling techniques to create a class book, which we will edition together so that each child can bring home a copy. We integrate lots of outdoor playtimes throughout the week in the park just outside.

Ages 7 – 10
Monday – Friday, 9-3pm
April 10 – 14, 2023

Register your child using this link. Questions? Email hello@booklyn.org.

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