Pickleball with Dad Camp at CBE Grades K-2, THURSDAYS 3:45pm -4:45pm

Pickleball with Dad Camp at CBE Grades 3-5, THURSDAYS 5:00pm -6:00pm

Thu, May 14 · 5:00 PM

Dad Camp at CBE Afterschool (Congregation Beth Elohim) · Park Slope

Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in the United States! At Dad Camp Pickleball, young players will learn basic rules, skills, and strategy in a fun and supportive environment. Game-based activities and instruction will promote player development, improving footwork, paddle control, and shot accuracy. This program is best suited for children in grades 3-5. All levels of players are welcome—be a part of Dad Camp Pickleball and the sport everyone’s talking about!! Dates: March 2026 - March 19 - March 26 April 2026 - April 16 - April 23 - April 30 May 2026 - May 7 - May 14 - May 21 - May 28 June 2026 - June 11, 2026 - June 18, 2026

Baseball with Dad Camp - DROP IN - 5/27/26; 6/4/26; 6/5/26; 6/19/26

Wed, May 27 · 9:00 AM

Parade Ground - FIELD 3 · Flatbush

Baseball with Dad Camp will focus on baseball skills through fun games and drills designed to reinforce good practice habits and build self-confidence. We’ll play instructional games that will provide each camper the opportunity to better understand the sport while also working on the fundamentals. But it’s not all about learning to be a better ballplayer! We’ll mix in a variety of other activities during the day as our primary aim is to keep our campers fully engaged with what’s important – fun, sportsmanship, and teamwork. Dad Camp is meant for players of all skill levels, from budding all-stars to the kid who is reluctant to pick up a ball. We want to create and foster a positive environment, where all campers will be expected to encourage and support one another on and off the playing field.

Music Together Mixed-Age

Wed, May 13 · 6:30 AM

NikosKids · Park Slope

Intermediate Breaking

Tue, May 12 · 7:00 PM

KBL Studios

KBL Studios Presents Intermediate Breaking A class dedicated to those students who have experience breaking and want to level up their skills. We recommend at least 6 months to a year of experience, and/or a good understanding of the 4 basic elements of breaking(Top Rock, Footwork, Power Moves, and Freezes). Students will learn basic drills that will level up their dance vocabulary and core strength.