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The Wonder Workshop

4.6 (10 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 11:00 AM

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This is such an exciting and inviting space. Fun art project for all ages. Such a great place for a birthday party!!

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“We hosted my child's birthday party at The Wonder Workshop over the summer, and I cannot recommend them enough.”

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We absolutely love it here! Miss.Kennedy is so good with my daughter. We started when my daughter…read morewas 18months she is now 2 and wakes up every Saturday ready to go do some magic with Miss.Kennedy. And whats Tutu without your cousin! I love that my daughter and niece get to do an activity together something that they can continue as they grow older! Thank you Tutu School Brentwood!

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