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Park Slope | Martial Arts | Ages 3-12 | Afterschool/Weekdays + Saturdays

Amerikick Martial Arts Park Slope is a welcoming martial arts school in Brooklyn offering programs for preschoolers, kids, teens, and adults. Its youth programs combine martial arts training with confidence, focus, respect, discipline, coordination, and character development in a fun, supportive environment helping students grow stronger both on and off the mat.

Brooklyn Heights and Carroll Gardens | Martial Arts | Ages 3+ | Afterschool + Weekends

Our students learn a lot during our tae kwon do class, such as physical fitness, self-defense, self-control, discipline, respect, courtesy, making friends, and so much more! No experience necessary, we believe in each kid's development rhythm! Join us for a free trial! 

Carroll Gardens/Gowanus | STEAM | Ages 5-15 | After School/Weekdays, Saturdays | Private lessons available

Students ages 4–16 design, build, and invent with real tools and technology at MakeInspires STEAM makerspaces. For over 15 years, young makers have explored 60+ original curricula, including 3D printing, woodworking, coding, electronics, and engineering.

Brooklyn Heights/Downtown Brooklyn | Ages 5-16 (K+) | After School/Weekdays + Weekends | Early bird pricing available until August 15

The Brooklyn Strategist has been providing Brooklyn with quality game-focused programming for over 15 years. Whether your child is interested in board games, card games, or role-playing games, we offer an environment that emphasizes face-to-face interaction free from any digital distractions.

Brooklyn Heights, Park Slope, North Brooklyn | Youth Volunteering | Ages 10-15 | Afterschool/Weekdays | Free with suggested donation

• Brooklyn Heights - 157 Montague St., Brooklyn, NY 11201
• Park Slope - 200 4th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217
• North Brooklyn - 11 Meserole St, Brooklyn, NY 11206 
• North Brooklyn - 424 Leonard St, Brooklyn, NY 11222

Each week, middle schoolers have the opportunity to make a tangible difference in theircommunity by supporting Brooklyn nonprofits and the neighbors they serve. Every session begins with an exploration of the organization’s mission, the challenges it addresses, and why community engagement matters. Then, we roll up our sleeves and get to work.Through hands-on service, participants build empathy, leadership skills, and a deeper understanding of the world around them. Along the way, they discover new interests, develop confidence, forge friendships, and experience the power of using their time and talents to create positive change.