11 places and programs for kids in and around Ozone Park, Queens (3 free): sports, dance, playgrounds. Includes Bowl 360 Ozone Park and Ozone Park Library.
Ozone Park Library gives Ozone Park families a free indoor stop with a kids' collection that runs from baby board books to middle-grade novels. Recurring kids' programs lately have included Toddler Time, Baby & Me for Pre-Walkers, Pre-K Picture Book Club and Toddler Learning Center.
Ozone Park studio with classes that start with parent-and-tot sessions at 24 months and continue by grade level through teens. Kids learn ballet, jazz, hip hop, lyrical, tap, contemporary, tricks, pointe and musical theatre, and there is a competition team.
A bowling entertainment center with glow bowling, a large arcade, ping-pong and pool. Families come for open bowling and games, and the venue hosts kids' birthday parties, camp outings and school trips.
An Ozone Park karate school with kids classes for ages 4 and up. Children learn traditional karate techniques and build confidence, focus and fitness.
Kids ages 5-14 learn Taekwondo and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in the Juniors program, focusing on respect, focus and self-defense. A separate Little Pandas class introduces 4- and 5-year-olds to basic martial arts moves and coordination.
Kids join cheer teams or drop into classes for every skill level, working on stunts, jumps and tumbling. New families can book a gym tour before signing up.
Ozone Park studio, established in 2008, teaching many dance styles plus technique, stretch-and-conditioning and acro classes. Its competition teams travel to events, and a winter intensive gives students extra training.
Addabbo Playground is a NYC Parks play area at N. Conduit Ave between 81st St and 82nd St, with climbing structures and play equipment scaled for kids. Ground-level activities and transfer platforms make much of the play area reachable for children with mobility needs. Summer brings the spray showers, so pack a towel and a change of clothes.
An Ozone Park martial arts school teaching judo, jiu-jitsu and self-defense to kids in small, semi-private and private classes. Children learn throws, grappling and safe falling in a small-group setting.
Kids head to Police Officer Nicholas Demutiis Park Playground in Ozone Park to climb, explore and run around on equipment built for children. Transfer platforms and ground-level play pieces give kids with limited mobility ways to get onto and around the equipment. On hot summer days the spray showers switch on, and kids run through the water to cool off.
A long-running Ozone Park dance school that teaches students of all ages. Classes take place in a large air-conditioned studio space.
LittleGotham lists 11 places and programs for kids in Ozone Park, Queens. The largest groups are 4 sports programs, 3 dance programs, 2 playgrounds.
Yes. 3 of 11 are free to attend, including Ozone Park Library, Addabbo Playground, Police Officer Nicholas Demutiis Park Playground.
9 listings are indoors, such as Bowl 360 Ozone Park, Ozone Park Library, Spotlight Dance Factory.