by NYC Parks
A large center with an indoor pool and gym, known for Friday-night roller skating. Children who hold a free youth membership can drop in for gym time, games, and supervised activities, and the center runs seasonal kids' classes and after-school programs.
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Hours and kids' program schedules vary by center and season
Free NYC Parks membership for children and youth; register in person with ID
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Free NYC Parks membership for children and youth; register in person with ID
Hours and kids' program schedules vary by center and season
1555 Linden Boulevard, 11212, in Brownsville, Brooklyn.
Yes. Brownsville Recreation Center is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
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