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A North Shore center beside Faber Park and its outdoor pool. Kids and teens with a Parks youth membership use the gym and activity rooms, and staff run after-school, sports, and arts programming for school-age children.
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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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All ages.
Free NYC Parks membership for children and youth; register in person with ID
Hours and kids' program schedules vary by center and season
2175 Richmond Terrace, 10302, in Port Richmond, Staten Island.
Yes. Faber Recreation Center is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
This neighborhood community center hosts a free Cornerstone youth program operated by United Activities Unlimited. Children join after-school clubs, recreation, and enrichment activities, with extended summer hours.
Kids take movement, art, Zumba, music and stick-drumming classes, plus a Saturday fun class. In summer it runs a camp program.
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A Staten Island family space offering toddler classes, kids art classes, a drop-off playgroup and open play time. It also hosts birthday parties and private playdates.