by Riverside Tennis Association
Photo: riversidetennis.org
A nonprofit that runs public red clay courts at 96th Street in Riverside Park, plus hard courts at 119th and 172nd Streets. It offers junior programs so kids can learn tennis in the park.
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Riverside Park at W 96th St, 10025, in the Upper West Side, Manhattan.
No. Riverside Clay Tennis Association is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
Registration is handled by Riverside Tennis Association: riversidetennis.org, or call (212) 978-0277.
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