by Basketball City
A seven-court air-conditioned basketball facility on the East River at Pier 36, with glass backboards and scoreboards. Kids join development programs, clinics with the Jr. Knicks, school-break camps, summer camps and private training.
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Year-round development program, clinics and camps
Program pricing varies; see website
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Ages 6–17.
Program pricing varies; see website
Year-round development program, clinics and camps
299 South Street, 10002, in the Lower East Side, Manhattan.
Yes. Basketball City Youth Programs is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Basketball City: basketballcity.com, or call (212) 233-5050.
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