10 places and programs for kids in and around Queens Village, Queens (3 free): play spaces, sports, dance. Includes Eastern Queens Boxing Club and Believe at Bellaire.
A boxing gym with dedicated kids' boxing plus small semi-private sessions for little ones and teens. Child members can join free weekly classes led by volunteer coaches, and older kids can train toward amateur competition.
A Queens Village school teaching Indian dance forms like Bharatanatyam, Kathak and Kuchipudi, along with folk and film dance. Classes are open to all ages and levels.
The children's area at Queens Village Library stocks board books, picture books and chapter books for Queens Village kids, with computers and table space for after-school reading and homework. Recurring kids' programs lately have included Homework Help, Toddler Time, Coloring Club and crafts. Homework help sessions run on the calendar for school-age kids.
A neighborhood nonprofit that throws free seasonal festivals for local families, from spring egg hunts to a fall festival with hayrides and pumpkin picking. Kids can expect pony rides, face painting, bounce houses, crafts and a winter visit with Santa.
A gaming lounge that hosts kids' parties built around console, PC and VR play, with multiplayer favorites like Roblox and Fortnite. They also bring a mobile game setup to outside events.
A gymnastics gym offering training from beginner level up to competitive teams for children, plus adult classes. Class tracks include a toddler program, girls' and boys' classes, and girls' and boys' teams, with trial classes available.
A summer day camp for elementary-age children run out of PS 135 in Queens Village, with themed sessions of camp activities. The organization also runs an inclusion track for children with special needs and aims to keep costs manageable for working families.
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A community tennis center in Queens Village that runs junior and high-performance programs. Courts are outdoors in warm months and covered by an indoor bubble from October through May, so kids can train year-round.
A Queens Village majorette dance academy with majorette training, regional team classes and hip hop choreography for every skill level. Families register and follow the season through a parent portal.
Wayanda Park Playground is a NYC Parks play area in Queens Village, with climbing structures and play equipment scaled for kids. In warm weather the spray showers turn a playground visit into an easy water-play outing.
LittleGotham lists 10 places and programs for kids in Queens Village, Queens. The largest groups are 3 play spaces, 2 sports programs, 2 dance programs.
Yes. 3 of 10 are free to attend, including Believe at Bellaire, Queens Village Library, Wayanda Park Playground.
6 listings are indoors, such as Eastern Queens Boxing Club, GameStation, JustHis Gymnastics.