Learn about the different Hindu deities through mythological stories, Shlokas, games, songs, arts&crafts and festival celebrations.

Learn about the different Hindu deities through mythological stories, Shlokas, games, songs, arts&crafts and festival celebrations.

Description: There is a trial Bala Vihar session scheduled on Saturday, April 25 for new families who wish to sign up for the academic year 2026-2027. This session will take place in person on the Upper East Side. Attending a Bala Vihar session provides new families with the opportunity to experience general assembly, parent satsang, and children’s classes, as well as meet members of the community. Prior registration is mandatory for attending trial class. Registration is first come, first serve for the trial date. All classes except for Shishu Vihar are drop off. During classes, parents will attend a parent orientation. Shishu Vihar is a parent-child class, so one parent must accompany children in the Shishu Vihar class. The other parent should plan to attend the parent orientation. In order to accommodate the large number of families interested in registering for Bala Vihar trials, we ask that you make every effort to attend the trial date for which your family is registered unless there is an emergency or sickness. Please register your child for the class of their current grade - except for 4 year olds entering Kindergarten in Fall 2026. Pre-K students who will be in Kindergarten in Fall 2026 should register for ABC Safari.

  Presided by Swami Sharanananda   Daily Activities, Stories, Skits, Quiz, Games, Arts and Crafts, Fun Fair, Cultural Program and more.   Grand Finale with Cultural Program and Lunch on Jul 19, 2026.   Camp fee includes lunch and snacks daily   Pre-program care available 8:00 am to 9:00 am   Post-program care available 4:45 pm to 6:00 pm   https://mychinmaya.org/summercamp/

Learn about the different Hindu deities through mythological stories, Shlokas, games, songs, arts&crafts and festival celebrations.

Learn about the different Hindu deities through mythological stories, Shlokas, games, songs, arts&crafts and festival celebrations.