The founder of Mandarin Seeds, which started here in 2008, has converted her music-based curriculum into a full immersion Mandarin preschool program.
Get a demo for Valentine's Day dinner. Plus what's behind 368 on Broadway; a new diner in Fidi; Ya Ya Preschool coming to Reade.
Plus Stella celebrates 20 years in retail; Sylvia Weinstock bakes for a Gates wedding; a pediatrician moves a few blocks down.
Kids still gotta be kids! So whether virtual or in small groups, local experts are providing fun for kids of all ages, wherever they are, for the long summer months ahead. / Sponsored
Summer's almost over, and it's time to take advantage of the amazing after-school classes offered right here, steps from your door. There's something for every kid's interest and skill set. / Sponsored
Plus: Another Gregory's Coffee is opening around here; FDNY open houses tomorrow; Hudson River Park Games; a survey of empty Broadway storefronts; Pen Parentis literary salon; Mandarin Seeds's new location. / 4 comments
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