McBurney YMCA
Kids at this community Y take part in swim classes, youth sports, teen programs, and holiday or school-break activities in a shared family setting. Program offerings and times vary by season, so families check the branch schedule.
Drop-in class space for babies through preschoolers where caregivers and kids join music, art, sensory play, dance, mini soccer, cooking, sign language and movement sessions. It also runs a gentle-separation preschool prep program and a morning summer camp for 2-3 year olds.
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Reservation required for drop-in classes; summer camp 9 AM–12 PM
Single drop-ins or class packages (packages never expire, shareable by siblings)
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Ages 0–5.
Single drop-ins or class packages (packages never expire, shareable by siblings)
Reservation required for drop-in classes; summer camp 9 AM–12 PM
147 W 24th St, 2nd Floor, 10011, in Chelsea, Manhattan.
Yes. Kids at Work is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Tickets are handled by Kids at Work NYC: kidsatworknyc.com, or call (212) 488-8800.
Kids at this community Y take part in swim classes, youth sports, teen programs, and holiday or school-break activities in a shared family setting. Program offerings and times vary by season, so families check the branch schedule.
Families ride up to the open-air 86th-floor deck, and optionally the glass-walled 102nd floor, for panoramic city views. On the way up, an exhibit floor walks kids through how the skyscraper was built and its pop-culture moments.
A green-roofed carousel on the Chelsea waterfront with 33 hand-carved seats shaped like Hudson Valley animals such as otters, seahorses and bears. It sits next to lawns and river-view paths.
An indoor food and shopping arcade in a historic factory building, where families can graze on pizza, gelato and more. It hosts seasonal events such as Halloween trick-or-treating with free face painting.
An outdoor sky deck jutting out from the 100th floor of 30 Hudson Yards, where kids can stand on a glass floor looking straight down 1,100 feet. Angled glass walls and a set of indoor light-and-mirror installations make it a good pick in any weather.
Small neighborhood clubhouse offering parent-and-baby classes grouped by age from newborns to toddlers, plus a toddler preschool-practice class and a drop-off preschool for 2-4 year olds. New parents can attend free Tadpoles meetups with their newborns.