Eckford Street Studio

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+1 (347) 464-6929

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Colored spaghetti is always fun to play with!

Making bubble wrap paintings during ARTLAB!

Adding color to our musical instruments in our Thursday after school class!

70 Eckford St

Brooklyn, NY 11222

+1 (347) 464-6929

http://www.eckfordstreetstudio.com

Eckford Street Studio (ESS) is a community art studio nestled in North Brooklyn. Catering to a wide range of age groups, from infants to adults, ESS offers diverse art experiences and instruction. The studio's core mission revolves around providing top-notch art education to all North Brooklyn residents, irrespective of financial status or prior experience.

ESS Community Projects goes beyond the studio space, extending its classes to local public schools and community events. Their inclusive approach aims to ensure that everyone in the neighborhood has access to art, regardless of financial constraints. As a designated 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, ESS is dedicated to fostering a vibrant art community in Brooklyn.

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Dia S.

2/9/2015

Both my children started art classes here at 15 months old (they are 2 years apart) and it's been an amazing experience over the years. The way the classes are structured is extremely smart -...

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