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A seven-block Lower East Side park between Chrystie and Forsyth Streets with four full basketball courts (two with colorful KAWS artwork), a soccer field and a roller skating surface. Kids play pickup games and practice skating close to Chinatown.
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Free public park
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Ages 4–17.
Free public park
Open during park hours
Sara D. Roosevelt Park, Chrystie St & E Houston St, 10002, in the Lower East Side, Manhattan.
No. Sara D. Roosevelt Park Courts & Soccer Field is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
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