A Harlem nonprofit running tennis instruction, academic support and wellness programming almost year-round at the Harlem Armory. Since 1972 it has served more than 28,000 kids, many of whom go on to college.
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Operates nearly 365 days a year
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Ages 5–17.
Contact for registration fees and financial assistance
Operates nearly 365 days a year
40 West 143rd Street, 10037, in Harlem, Manhattan.
Yes. Harlem Junior Tennis & Education Program is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by HJTEP: hjtep.org, or call (212) 491-3738.
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