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Ballet Academy East’s Summerdance program immerses children ages 4-10 in exciting and creative activities centering on the arts. BAE’s teaching staff is highly gifted and experienced, and loves working with young children! Summerdance children participate in a huge variety of enriching and fun activities including ballet, tap, modern dance, musical theater, drama, jazz, art, cooking, swimming, origami, and more! Four- and eight-week sessions are available. Visit baenyc.com.


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