Happy Day Play at Bernikow JCC
Walk-in classes for babies and young kids with a caregiver, covering open play, music, baby sign language, sensory art, crafts, STEAM and early literacy. Classes are split into narrow age bands from infancy up.
by NYC Parks
A Staten Island center with a gym and a woodworking shop that runs classes. Young members can play pickup games, join sports clinics, and take part in arts and enrichment programs offered each season.
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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
501 Brielle Avenue, 10314, in Sea View, Staten Island.
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