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Holcombe Rucker Park at 155th Street is one of the world's most famous streetball courts, founded as a youth basketball mission to keep kids engaged. The park also has a baseball field, handball courts, a playground and spray showers.
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Summer tournaments like the Entertainers Basketball Classic
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Ages 6–17.
Free public park
Summer tournaments like the Entertainers Basketball Classic
W 155th St & Frederick Douglass Blvd, 10039, in Harlem, Manhattan.
No. Rucker Park is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
A Harlem youth basketball group running Saturday skills development sessions, clinics, and spring break and summer day camps. Players can also sign up for private workouts.
A PAL community center in the Polo Grounds Towers in upper Harlem serving elementary, middle and high school students with after-school programs, sports and recreation, and summer camp.
A covered rink high above the Hudson in Riverbank State Park that offers ice skating in winter and roller skating the rest of the year. It is one of the most affordable places in Manhattan for kids to skate.
Guided tours of the Bronx ballpark take fans through the New York Yankees Museum and Monument Park, where team legends are honored with plaques and retired numbers. Pregame options let families see the stadium before a home game.
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.
Youth soccer nonprofit that uses the game to build leaders, combining practices and matches with tutoring, college prep and mentoring. Reaches about 1,900 South Bronx kids each year.