Highbridge Recreation Center
Set in Highbridge Park near the historic High Bridge and water tower, this center has a gym for basketball and indoor games. Kids can join free NYC Parks youth recreation and sports programs.
by Police Athletic League
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A Police Athletic League youth center inside the Armory in Washington Heights serving grades 6-8 with sports and recreation, dance, art, media and homework help. Programs run after school, evenings, weekends and summer mornings.
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After school, evenings, weekends and summer
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Ages 11–14.
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After school, evenings, weekends and summer
216 Fort Washington Avenue, 10032, in Washington Heights, Manhattan.
Yes. PAL Armory Center is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Police Athletic League: palnyc.org, or call (212) 927-0306.
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