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Play-based music and ballet classes geared towards babies and toddlers with a splash of sign language. Develop fine and gross motor skills as he or she balances, skips, leaps, and moves to the music. Juliette & Ella's Playdate instructors sing and dance to music incorporating props (bubbles, parachutes, puppets) and instruments for each child (maracas, shakers, bells) and more to share!

This sensory-based art class invites toddlers to explore colors, textures, and materials in a playful and creative environment. Each session is filled with hands-on activities that spark imagination, encourage early development, and celebrate the joy of messy fun. With guidance from our warm and engaging instructors, toddlers and their caregivers will explore open-ended art and sensory stations that change each week — offering something new to see, feel, and create. This is the perfect class for little ones to express themselves, build confidence, and connect through creativity!

Baby Ballers is a fun, multi-sensory class that blends movement, sports-inspired play, music, and social interaction to help toddlers build motor skills, coordination, and confidence. Crawlers work through obstacle courses to build strength and reach milestones. Walkers focus on balance, movement, and early sports skills. Activities include soft play, bubbles, ball pit, music, dance, story time, and more. Parent participation is required.

The Advantage Tennis Clubs’ tennis program introduces kids to the game through fun activities and personalized instruction. Children learn fundamental skills like serving, groundstrokes, and volleys, building a strong foundation while fostering a lifelong love for the sport!

Fastbreak’s All Sports Junior classes offer a dynamic and engaging introduction to a variety of sports, rotating every 2 to 4 weeks. From basketball and baseball to soccer, football, hockey, tennis, and lacrosse, young athletes get the chance to explore new games, build foundational skills, and discover what they love most. Designed for all skill levels, the program features creative play and station-based learning for younger children, making movement and skill-building fun and accessible. As players grow, the focus shifts toward mini-games and competition-style activities that develop sport-specific techniques and boost confidence in a supportive, high-energy environment.

How old do you have to be to learn Torah? 5? 10? When your bat or bar mitzvah? Don't wait so long Start at age of 2! Learn about Hashem, the jewish holidays and Shabbat. Come make a challah every week for Shabbat, a project, and for a Shabbat Party! Join us and be proud to be a Jew!!!