Exploring Ballet A/B
👶 Ages 3–4Course📍 Park Slope

Exploring Ballet A/B

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📍Tutu School Park Slope · 235 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215 Get directions ↗
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Exploring Ballet A/B at Tutu School Park Slope: a weekly 45-minute ballet class for ages 3 – 4 yrs old. Rolling monthly membership (registration ongoing) with unlimited make-up classes. · Tuition: $160 (monthly) · Free trial class

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