by YMCA of Greater New York
A neighborhood Y branch where children can join youth sports, swim lessons, after-school and camp programs, and family-friendly events alongside a membership gym. Program offerings and times vary by season, so families check the branch schedule.
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Program schedules vary by season; see branch page
Family and youth memberships; some programs open to non-members for a fee
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All ages.
Family and youth memberships; some programs open to non-members for a fee
Program schedules vary by season; see branch page
225 Atlantic Avenue, 11201, in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn.
Yes. Dodge YMCA is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Tickets are handled by YMCA of Greater New York: ymcanyc.org, or call (212) 912-2400.
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