5 places and programs for kids in and around Hudson Heights, Manhattan (2 free): dance, sports, art. Includes Fort Tryon Park and Broadway Performing Arts Center.
A 67-acre landmark park in northern Manhattan with the Heather Garden, woodland paths, two playgrounds (one with water features) and hundreds of free public programs a year, including kids' science and urban wildlife classes.
A Washington Heights neighborhood studio, open since 2008, where children study ballet, tap, jazz, hip hop and gymnastics. Classes are grouped by age, from little ones up to older kids, and the year ends with a big recital.
A neighborhood branch of the Champions taekwondo network, with separate classes for preschoolers (Little Tigers), school-age kids and teens. Children practice kicks, forms and self-defense while working on focus and discipline, and the branch also runs after-school pickup, summer camp and a competition team.
A Washington Heights community pottery studio and gallery that runs separate kids and teen clay classes. Young students learn to shape and glaze their own ceramic pieces.
Near the southern entrance to Fort Tryon Park, Jacob Javits Playground gives kids room to play before a walk up to the Heather Garden or The Met Cloisters.
LittleGotham lists 5 places and programs for kids in Hudson Heights, Manhattan. The largest groups are 1 dance program, 1 sports program, 1 art class.
Yes. 2 of 5 are free to attend, including Fort Tryon Park, Jacob Javits Playground (Fort Tryon Park).
3 listings are indoors, such as Broadway Performing Arts Center, Champions Martial Arts Hudson Heights, Uptown Clay.