Summer Holiday Music Classes - Recommendation

By CAROANTY
July 28, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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CAROANTY

Posted July 28, 2014

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Posted July 28, 2014

Just wanted to recommend Whippersnappers Music Classes, which used to run during term times, but have been extended to cover Summer holidays too. I have a four and two year old, and go along whenever I can as they both LOVE them, and really get involved.

Whats special is the dressin up element - there are oloads of handmade outfits and props to chose from, and the classes are themed, so one week it s 'trip to the zoo' another its a 'trip to Africa.'All very imaginative, and fun. There's usually a puppetshow, and a disco with more dressing up at the end too, so tons packed in.

Classes are every Tuesday and Wednesday at 10.30 at Brockwell Lido, and Thursday at College Lodge in Dulwich Park and we pay ?7.50 for both children.

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