Bouldering Project Brooklyn
A large bouldering gym in Gowanus with a dedicated youth room where kids learn climbing moves, route reading and falling safely. Children can join after-school sessions, school-holiday camps or competitive youth teams.
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Gowanus-based soccer program with classes, teams and camps, playing at Washington Park and J.J. Byrne in Park Slope.
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Fall, winter, spring plus camps
Varies by age and program
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Ages 3–14.
Varies by age and program
Fall, winter, spring plus camps
483 Baltic St, 11217, in Gowanus, Brooklyn.
Registration is handled by Brooklyn Force Soccer: brooklynforcesoccer.com, or call (718) 923-6723.
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