The Little Learners Early Childhood Enrichment Studio will open its doors at 15 Purchase Street this coming Sunday, September 23rd. The storefront used to house the TWIG antique store and is adjacent to Arcade Books.
(PHOTO: Director Lombardo-Kumar.) Sunday's Grand Opening will feature a ribbon cutting by Rye City Mayor Douglas French at 11am."The start of this new venture is like a dream come true for me and I
would be so appreciative to have the opportunity to share what Little
Learners Studio has to offer with the larger community," said founder and director Abbey Lombardo-Kumar. The opening is from 10am until 2pm and will include tours of the new space, gift bags and special offers.
The business will offer products and programming that provide young children and their families with access to a comprehensive and balanced approach to early learning. Little Learners Studio offers a variety of classes for children ranging in age from 19 months to five years old. Small class groups, taught by Masters level teachers, run in 10-week sessions all year round to support understanding in literacy, language, writing development, math, science and the arts. Educational merchandise including games, toys, art materials, picture books is available to clients for custom purchase in the boutique-like showroom.
@ab av citizen
Mr floatie and the face of the councilman ommited from the toilet seat on the flotie-mobile.
Your comment please.
Posted by: Rye Wit | September 21, 2012 at 10:26 AM
Sure,Which Councilman is that and what is the P.C Taxpayers name?
Posted by: AboveAvg.Citizen | September 20, 2012 at 04:23 PM
@above average
Part of a small city Mayor's job is to attend ribbon cutting events. Picky Picky Picky
Perhaps you can better focus your
laser like attention on a councilman who takes his instructions from a "Portchester tax payer".
Posted by: Rye Wit | September 20, 2012 at 02:05 PM
A ribbon cutting ceremony led by our Mayor????
Since when does the Mayor get involved in the opening of "private" businesses???
The Mayor should concern himself with the importance of the "City Business"....god knows we are screwed in every corner!!!
Maybe our Mayor is an investor in this business???
Posted by: AboveAvg.Citizen | September 20, 2012 at 09:51 AM