Sunday dance classes for ages 5–17. Young dancers of all experience levels have the opportunity to take dance classes with esteemed faculty in a supportive environment at The Ailey Studios.
Source: Alvin Ailey Extension
danceSun, Apr 26 · 10:00 AM
The Ailey Studios · Manhattan
Sunday dance classes for ages 5–17 taught by esteemed faculty in a supportive environment. Young dancers of all experience levels are welcome.
theaterSun, Apr 26 · 4:00 AM
Advent Lutheran Church · Manhattan
Joyful first steps into Musical Theater for the youngest performers. Grades Pre-K – K. Class meets once per week and culminates in a live performance. (Sunday session)
theaterFrom $150Sun, Apr 26 · 9:00 AM
ARC Athletics Tribeca
Book a time with Calvin Agran and choose from below: Private Session: A one hour private training session with one of our expert coaches. After your child completes their evaluation session, our coaches will work with you and your child to develop a holistic program to address your child's specific strengths and weaknesses. Semi Private Session: A one hour private training session with one of our expert coaches designed for up to 3 athletes, for ideal results we recommend the athletes be of a similar age and skill level. After your child completes their evaluation session, our coaches will work with you and your child to develop a holistic program to address your child's specific strengths and weaknesses. Evaluation: A one hour one on one session beginning with a dynamic warmup, followed by a series of tests of your child's athletic skills. Th is evaluation helps us learn which specific areas your child needs to work on to take their athletic performance to the next level, as well as provide a baseline to look back at as they improve. Some examples of exercises we will test are Vertical Jump, Broad Jump, 10yd sprint time, 20yd shuttle, max pull-ups.
FREESun, Apr 26 · 9:00 AM
Aikido of Park Slope · Gowanus
Aikido is a well-rounded and rigorous non-violent Martial Art training experience that includes warm-up and conditioning exercises, Ukemi practice (the art of falling), wooden weapons practice (Bokken and Jo), open-handed aikido techniques, games, and meditation. Children are encouraged to develop a growth mindset without unnecessary competition. Testing for a new belt level happens 3 times a year. As at any true martial art dojo children can freely attend some or all classes within their schedule.