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W. 23rd St.,Midtown SouthNY10010 | Tel212-645-4000 |
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212-645-4599; |
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gsusa.org |
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| Sponsors tournaments and has a bookstore. |
| W. 46th St.,Between 8th and 9th Aves., | Tel212-333-5888 |
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| Free Arts for Abused Children is a non-profit organization dedicated to bring the healing powers of the arts into the lives of abused, neglected and at risk children and their families. |
| 2021 Ave. U, Brooklyn, | Tel718-743-8303 |
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718-743-5659; |
E-mail: |
service@sysut.com |
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sysut.com |
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| Trail Blazers facilitates the development of values and life skills essential for productive citizenship in inner-city youngsters through outdoor experiential education, year-round mentoring and leadership training |
| 45
E. 20th St.,Flatiron DistrictNY10003 | Tel212-529-5113 |
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212-529-2704; |
Website: |
TBCNY@aol.com |
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| Programs such as pee wee basketball, gymnastics, jujitsu, swimming and a co-op nursery school are offered. |
| 5
W. 63rd St.,Lincoln CenterNY10023 | Tel212-580-6081 |
| Website: |
ymcanyc.org |
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| Day-camps, swimming, Seido karate, basketball and soccer are a few of the programs offered. |
| 224
E. 47th St.,Turtle BayNY10017 | Tel212-756-9600 |
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212-755-7579; |
Website: |
ymcanyc.org |
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| Karate, Praying Mantis Kung-Fu, and dance classes for children. |
| 100
Hester St.,ChinatownNY10002At intersection of Hester and Forsyth., | Tel212-219-8393 |
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212-941-9046; |
Website: |
ymcanyc.org |
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| Old fashioned soda fountain with shakes that are worth the trip. |
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| 150
E. 34th St.,Midtown SouthNY10016Bet. Lexington & 3rd Aves., | Tel212-871-3900 |
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| 1678
Third Ave.,YorkvilleNY1012894th St., | Tel212-831-1800 |
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| 1453
York Ave.,YorkvilleNY10021At 77th St., | Tel212-861-3600 |
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| Sandwiches in the shape of airplanes, flowers etc. This is also a toy store. You can eat and play at the same time. |
| 30
Lincoln Center Plaza,Lincoln CenterNY | Tel212-765-7309 |
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| Food is served family-stlye and the portions are huge so make sure the kids split the meals. |
| 2450
Broadway,Upper West SideNY10024betw. 90th & 91st Sts., | Tel212-362-2200 |
| Fax: |
212-362-0742; |
Website: |
carminesnyc.com |
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| Renowned Midtown deli serving super sized sandwiches and other deli delights. A great NY experience. |
| 854
Seventh Ave.,MidtownNY10019at 55th St., | Tel212-757-2245 |
| Tel: |
800-334-5606; |
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212-757-9889 |
| Website: |
carnegiedeli.com |
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| Outdoor dining in a quaint courtyard off a quiet street. |
| 239
E. 9th St.,Greenwich VillageNYin the East Village, | Tel212-777-9128 |
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| Overlooks the Hudson River which provides some nice sunsets while you dine. Kids' menu $4 |
| W. 23rd St.,Chelsea Pier (at the Hudson River), | Tel212-366-4111 |
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| 1950's style diner. American cuisine. Extensive menu. Large portions. Lots of fun. |
| 1650
Broadway,MidtownNY10019at 51st St., | Tel212-956-5151 |
| Fax: |
212-586-8873; |
Fax: |
212-956-5834 |
| Website: |
ellensstardustdiner.com |
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| Mexican food. Kids love the simple tacos and there are some great fruit shakes. |
| 685
Amsterdam Ave.,Upper West SideNY10025at 93rd St., | Tel212-961-0574 |
| Fax: |
212-961-0576; |
Website: |
gabrielas.com |
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| Chino-Latino diner. Extremely popular neighbourhood eatery. Large portions and very affordable. |
| 2199
Broadway,Upper West SideNYat 78th St., | Tel212-874-2780 |
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| The ultimate egg cream, New York style. Seltzer from a fountain and chocolate syrup made from scratch. |
| 1226
Lexington Ave.,Upper East SideNY10028 | Tel212-288-0057 |
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| 2452
Broadway,Upper West SideNY10024at 91st St., | Tel212-877-0132 |
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| Walls of TV monitors. Great sports memorabilia. Sports store. Great bar. Continental/American cuisine. Outdoor dining during the summer |
| 42
Central Pk. So.,Central ParkNY10019Bet. 5th & 6th Aves., | Tel212-688-7777 |
| Fax: |
212-751-5797; |
Website: |
mickeymantles.com |
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| 718
Amsterdam Ave.,Upper West SideNY(At 95th St.), | Tel212-866-6311 |
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| Cozy and friendly ice-cream parlor. |
| 27
E. 92nd St.,Carnegie HillNY(at Madison Ave.), | Tel212-831-5555 |
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| 2315
Broadway,Upper West SideNY10024at 84th St., | Tel212-362-3111 |
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| Birthday parties for the young set. Old fashioned shop with pastries and other sweets. |
| 1225
First Ave.,Uptown EastNYat 66th St., | Tel212-288-5054 |
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| Upper East side "Pig Heaven" known for its Cantonese-style roast suckling pig and little piggy decor. Popular among neighborhood adults and kids. |
| 1540
Second Ave.,YorkvilleNY10028Betw 80th & 81st Sts, | Tel212-744-4333 |
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| Lite popovers and great strawberry butter are the main attractions here. Always a favorite with children. |
| 551
Amsterdam Ave.,Upper West SideNY10024bet. 86th & 87th Sts., | Tel212-595-8555 |
| Website: |
popovercafe.com |
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| Italian fare in a neighborhood pasta place. The fresh baked bread is such a delight. |
| 2770
Broadway,Upper West SideNY(between 106th & 107th Sts.), | Tel212-222-1760 |
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| East Side cafe/toy store specializing in desserts, ice cream and frozen hot chocolate |
| 225
E. 60th St.,Uptown EastNY10022bet. 2nd & 3rd Aves., | Tel212-838-3531 |
| Website: |
serendipity3.com |
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| Easy to like Chinese food & friendly atmosphere for kids. |
| 20
Mott St.,ChinatownNY10013Betw Pell & Bowery, | Tel212-964-0380 |
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212-571-7697; |
Website: |
sweetntart.com |
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| 37
Avenue A,East VillageNY10009Betw. 2nd & 3rd Sts., | Tel212-505-2276 |
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| Child-friendly place with deep-dish pizzas and cute desserts which kids love. |
| 432
Columbus Ave.,Upper West SideNY10024at 81Street, | Tel212-595-4700 |
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212-875-8965 |
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| Arts for Family series that offers puppetry, magic and theater. Great for ages 4 to 12 years. |
| 466
Grand St.,Lower East SideNY10002 | Tel212-598-0400 |
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| Modern dance troupes and ballet. $10 for a single dance class; annual registration card for $15. The Dance Troupe is a traveling company whose schedule & performance locations can be found on their website. |
| 211
W. 61st St.,Lincoln CenterNY10023 | Tel212-767-0590 |
| Fax: |
212-767-0625; |
Website: |
alvinailey.org |
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| Saturdays Alive series which are priced right and enjoyable performances. They also offer shows for 3 to 5 year olds. |
| 120
W. 46th St.,Theater DistrictNY(betw. Sixth & Seventh Aves.), | Tel212-302-7433 |
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| A Kids performer is available every Saturday and Sunday. This is exceptional for kids ages 3 to 9. |
| 1626
Broadway,MidtownNY10019 | Tel212-757-4100 |
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212-956-0101; |
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carolines.com |
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| 311
W. 43rd St.,ClintonNY | |
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| Classic tales presented by Miss Majesty's Lollipop Playhouse. Audience participation comedies. Kids love it. |
| 39
Grove St.,Greenwich VillageNY10014(betw. Seventh Ave. & Bleecker St.), | Tel212-330-7755 |
| Tel: |
212-741-6436; |
Website: |
nytheatre.com |
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| Soho collaborative runs weekend programs on Saturdays. Tickets cost up to $6. |
| 145
Avenue of Americas,Greenwich VillageNY10013near Spring St., | Tel212-647-0202 |
| Fax: |
212-647-0257; |
Website: |
here.org |
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| Kids doing comedy once a month at Caroline's Comedy Club. Auditions are necessary. Kids ages 8 to 15. |
| 1626
Broadway,MidtownNY(49th/50th), | |
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| Restored beautiful theater that focuses on children's theater. Performances include music, dance, drama, circus and puppetry. Affordable prices. |
| 209
W. 42nd St.,Theater DistrictNY10036between 7th & 8th Ave., | Tel646-223-3020 |
| Website: |
newvictory.org |
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| Kids and adults perform in these productions. Saturday and Sunday matinees and nighttime performances Thursday to Saturday. |
| 422
W. 57th St.,ClintonNY(betw.Ninth & Tenth Ave.), | Tel212-315-1737 |
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| Company of adults who create and perform original theater for children ages 4 through 9: short plays, rousing songs, freewheeling dances |
| 225
W. 99th St.,Upper West SideNY | Tel212-663-0390 |
| E-mail: |
info@thepaperbagplayers.org; |
Website: |
paperbagplayers.org |
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| This award-winning theatre company specializes in children's programs. They utilize live theatre, puppetry and music. |
| 325
West End Ave.,Upper West SideNY10023 | Tel212-724-0677 |
| Fax: |
212-724-0767; |
E-mail: |
sbt@shadowboxtheatre.org |
| Website: |
shadowboxtheatre.org |
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| Symphony Space offers a wide variety of performances from world music & symphonies to short story readings by film & stage stars. Schedule of Performances |
| 2537
Broadway,Upper West SideNY1002595th St., | Tel212-864-5400 |
| Website: |
symphonyspace.org |
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| Talented professional NY child performers. The shows keep 3 year olds and up enthralled. One hour skits with music. |
| 15
W. 28th St.,Midtown SouthNY10001between Broadway and 5th Ave., | Tel212-252-1619 |
| Fax: |
212-252-8763; |
E-mail: |
info@tadatheater.com |
| Website: |
tadatheater.com |
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| Theater group performs musical versions of classic children's stories. Good for ages 5 and up. |
| 2162
Broadway,Upper West SideNY(Promenade Theatre at 76th St., | Tel212-627-7373 |
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| Children's shows offered two times a day. Matinees start at 1pm or 3pm. Great for ages 4 and up. |
| 50
W. 13th St.,Greenwich VillageNY10011 | Tel212-675-6677 |
| E-mail: |
thirteenst@aol.com; |
Website: |
13thstreetrep.org |
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| Theater, dance and music performances. The center is composed of two theaters. Theater 1 seats a little over 900 people and Theater 2 seats about 250. |
| 199
Chambers St.,TribecaNY10007Greenwich Ave./West Sts., | Tel212-346-8500 |
| Box Office: |
212-346-8510; |
Website: |
tribecapac.org |
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| Each season includes a series of children's shows. |
| 154
Christopher St.,West VillageNY10014 | Tel212-627-2961 |
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212-418-9581 |
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| Shadow Box Theatre is the resident children's theatre here. |
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| Jazz for Young People. Wynton Marsalis performs at these concerts three times a year, usually November, January and March. |
| 1941
Broadway,Lincoln CenterNY1002365th St., | Tel212-721-6500 |
| Subscription: |
212-875-5050; |
Website: |
lincolncenter.org |
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| Opera for children. Performed on Saturday mornings and last about 1 & 1/2 hours. Ages 5 and up. |
| 319
Bowery,East VillageNY10003corner of 2nd St., | Tel212-228-8200 |
| E-mail: |
info@amato.org; |
Website: |
amato.org |
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| Four Saturday afternoons of music for youngsters, preceded by an hour of musical activities. |
| 10
Lincoln Center Plaza,Lincoln CenterNY10023Lincoln Center (Broadway at 64th St.), | Tel212-875-5030 |
| Box Office: |
212-721-6500; |
Fax: |
212-875-5027 |
| Website: |
lincolncenter.org |
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| "Cat in the Hat Jazz Jam for Kids" Hosted by Chuck Mangione. These concerts involve the kids. They can bring instruments and play jazz arrangements. Usually held in March or September. |
| 131
W. 3rd St.,Greenwich VillageNY10012at 6th Ave, | Tel212-475-8592 |
| Website: |
bluenotejazz.com |
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| The holiday concerts are given on six Saturdays a year. There is a workshop before each concert which involves the children and sparks interest. |
| 152
W. 57th St.,MidtownNY( at Seventh Ave.), | Tel212-247-7800 |
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| The Metropolitan Opera Company sponsors operas for kids, entertaining and in English, in different spots around the city. There is also a cast party following the performance where kids can enjoy cookies, punch and the performers. |
| Various locations, | Tel212-769-7008 |
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| Classical music concerts for the younger set. A tape of the music is sent out in advance so your young ones can be familiar with the music at the concert. Given in a classic brownstone. |
| 302
W. 91st St.,Upper West SideNY(at the Greek Orthodox Church), | Tel212-877-4475 |
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| Concerts for the younger generation, aged 5-12. There's also "Lolli-Pop" concerts for the 3-5 age range. Audience participation is encouraged. |
| 330
W. 42nd St.,Hell's KitchenNY18 | Tel212-971-9500 |
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212-971-9501 |
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| Family series of opera for children. Performed in about an hour and the price is reasonable. There is a fun workshop before the concert. |
| 20
Lincoln Center Plaza,Lincoln CenterNYOn Broadway at 64th St., | Admin212-870-5500 |
| Tickets: |
212-870-5570; |
Website: |
lincolncenter.org |
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| You have to experience these puppets on a weekend afternoon. They preform between 1pm and 6pm at the Bethesda Fountain. |
| Central Pk.,Central ParkNYBethesda Fountain, | |
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| This center stages creative puppet shows for kids ages 3 and up. |
| 555
E. 90th St.,YorkvilleNY(Mazur Theater, Asphalt Green), | Tel212-369-8890 |
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| 1242
Madison Ave.,Carnegie HillNY10128 | Tel212-722-6272 |
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212-722-6453 |
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| This is a marionette show held in the party room at Ray's Pizza. Performed by a former opera singer with the New York City Opera. |
| 462
Columbus Ave.,Upper West SideNY(Ray's Pizza-Party room), | Tel212-874-3297 |
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| A bright indoor playspace with a sandbox and lots of little areas to have fun in.Admission $4.50 per person. |
| 2473
Broadway,Upper West SideNY10025 | Tel212-769-2300 |
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212-769-1066 |
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W. 15th St.,Flatiron DistrictNY10011 | Tel212-645-1299 |
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| A hands-on communication technology and entertainment museum for all ages. Admission is always free! |
| 550
Madison Ave.,MidtownNY10022 | Tel212-833-8100 |
| Fax: |
212-833-4445; |
Website: |
sonywondertechlab.com |
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| This Central Park theater is a great backdrop for a puppet show. The shows feature life-size marionettes, beautiful costumes and sets. The weekend shows are crowded and sold-out. |
| Central Pk. W.,Central ParkNY(at 81 St. in Central Park), | Tel212-988-9093 |
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W. 25th St.,Flatiron DistrictNY10010 | Tel212-929-4500 |
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212-929-4565; |
Website: |
tannenmagic.com |
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| For about $38 you can have a 20 minute ride through Central Park. |
| Fifth Ave.,Greenwich VillageNYat 59th St., | |
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| Ride 90 cents. Open till 7pm in summer. 1908 merry-go-round is a classic. There is even a vintage calliope. For the younger set, there are horses that don't go up and down and swan cars. |
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| Motion-simulation includes a roller-coaster ride, a submarine chase, an intergalactic flight, and a ski-and-snowboard ride. Admission $6 for one ride, $8 for 2 rides, $10 for 3 ride, $12 for 4 rides. |
| 1481
Broadway,Theater DistrictNY(between 42nd & 43rd Sts.), | Tel212-391-6550 |
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| 3-hr boat tour of Manhattan and Lady Liberty. Website has info on their sightseeing cruises, evening sunset cruises, music cruises, speedboat rides & private parties. |
| Pier 83 (W.S. at 42nd),12th Ave., | Tel212-563-3200 |
| Fax: |
212-631-0569; |
E-mail: |
info@circleline.com |
| Website: |
circleline.com |
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| This firm offers 20 different tours of NYC per day. The double-decker "hop on and hop off" buses are a good way to see the city at your own pace. |
| 49
W. 45th St.,MidtownNY10036 | Tel212-445-0848 |
| Tel: |
800-669-0051; |
E-mail: |
newyorksightseeing@coachusa.com |
| Website: |
coachusa.com |
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| Located within the Empire State Building. A zany fast-paced (but you never leave your seat) virtual tour of NYC. |
| 350
Fifth Ave.,Midtown SouthNY1011833rd St., | Fax212-947-0185 |
| Tel: |
212-279-9777; |
E-mail: |
swiley@skylinenyc.com |
| Website: |
skyride.com |
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| Sparkling boats leave here for a 90 minute tour of the major sights of the city. Less crowded than the ferry and more comfortable. |
| Pier 78 (W.S. at 37th), | Tel800-533-3779 |
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| NYC's own funicular (cable car) from 59th Street and 1st Ave up over the East River down to Roosevelt Island. Fun. |
| Tel212-832-4540 |
| Fax: |
212-832-4582; |
E-mail: |
info@roosevelt-island.ny.us |
| Website: |
rioc.com |
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| Take a free, 25-minute tour of New York Harbor onboard the Staten Island Ferry. Open to pedestrians and bicyclists, the ferry departs at Whitehall Terminal in Manhattan and passes the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island and other harbor sights on its way to Staten Island's St. George Ferry Terminal. |
| Battery Pk.,Battery ParkNYWhitehall Terminal, Whitehall and South Streets, | Tel718-390-5253 |
| Tel: |
718-815-2628; |
Website: |
nyc.gov |
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| And you thought cab rides were thrilling. This speedboat will thrill you up New York Harbor at 45 mph every hours on the quarter (11:15 am-7:15 pm, June - October) |
| Pier 16 (E.S. at Fulton),South St. SeaportNYSouth Street, Seaport, | Tel212-563-3200 |
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| The American Folk Art Museum celebrates the contributions of folk art to the enduring culture of America, highlighting the expressive qualities of items as simple as a quilt. The collection also includes 18th and 19th century paintings and handcrafted items form American history. |
| 45
W. 53rd St.,MidtownNY10019 | Tel212-265-1040 |
| Fax: |
212-265-2350; |
E-mail: |
info@folkartmuseum.org |
| Website: |
folkartmuseum.org |
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| The oldest museum for kids in the nation, fun! educational, cool parts, gadgets, playful exhibits, etc! $4 Admission; Free for members & children under 1. |
| 145
Brooklyn Ave.,BrooklynNY11213at St. Mark's Ave., | Fax718-604-7442 |
| General Info: |
718-735-4400; |
TTY Line ( Deaf ): |
718-771-0286 |
| Website: |
brooklynkids.org |
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| Four stories of hands-on instructional & fun toys, games & demonstrations. A delight for kids of all ages when it is not crowded. |
| 212
W. 83rd St.,Upper West SideNY10024 | Tel212-721-1234 |
| Website: |
cmom.org |
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| 182
LaFayette St.,Lower East SideNY10013 | Tel212-274-0986 |
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| Recommended for the 2-10 year old age group. Admission is just a donation on Wednesday from 17-19, otherwise it's $5. Rated best by NY Mag 4/24/00. |
| 182
LaFayette St.,SohoNY10013 | Tel212-274-0986 |
| Tel: |
212-941-9198; |
Fax: |
212-274-1776 |
| Website: |
cmany.org |
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| The Cloisters is made up of a historic building and its cloistered gardens; Take a guided tour and discover the art and architecture of medieval Europe. Inside visitors will see sculpture, tapestries, illuminated manuscripts, gold and silver work, stained glass and more. Lectures and programs are held on Saturdays, and music concerts are presented in the 12th-century Fuentiduena Chapel. |
| Fort Tryon Pk., | Tel212-923-3700 |
| E-mail: |
cloisters@metmuseum.org; |
Website: |
metmuseum.org |
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| Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum is the only museum in the country devoted exclusively to historic and contemporary design. A Smithsonian Institution facility, the museum features collections that include drawings, prints and graphic design; product design and decorative arts; textiles; and wallcoverings. Click here for a Location. |
| 2
E. 91st St.,Carnegie HillNY10128Fifth Avenue, | Tel212-849-8400 |
| E-mail: |
chtours@si.edu; |
Website: |
cooperhewitt.org |
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| Publishing magnate, Malcolm Forbes collected toy boats, toy soldiers, monopoly games, medals and trophies, presidential papers, and lavishly decorated Faberge eggs. They're all on display here. Free admission. |
| 62
Fifth Ave.,Greenwich VillageNY10011 | Main Office212-206-5549 |
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| One of the most successful ships in US histry is now one of the most unique attractions in New York City. Exhibits include military artifacts and installations on current events, plus two flight simulator rides. There are more than 25 aircraft on the deck of the carrier Intrepid; the USS Growler, a guided missile submarine; and the British Airways Concorde, the world's fastest supersonic jet. Click here to see a picture. Click here for a Location |
| West Side of Manhattan on Pier 86, 12th Ave, & 46th Street, | General Info212-245-0072 |
| Membership Info: |
212-245-2533; |
Website: |
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| Allows a visitor to experience how immigrants lived in the late 1800s. Admission to exhibits is free; admission for tours for adults $9: Students & seniors $7: Members free. A guided architectural tour through several streets in this area is also offered. It runs 1 hour. |
| 97
Orchard St.,Lower East SideNY10002 | Tel212-431-0233 |
| Fax: |
212-431-0402; |
TTY Line ( Deaf ): |
212-431-0714 |
| E-mail: |
lestm@tenement.org; |
Website: |
tenement.org |
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| This elegant, historic hotel features eight rooms furnished with period furniture and art, plus a lovely garden where hotel guests once reclined and conversed in the genteel atmosphere of the era. |
| 421
E. 61st St.,Uptown EastNY10021 | Tel212-838-6878 |
| Fax: |
212-838-7390; |
E-mail: |
info@mvhm.org |
| Website: |
mvhm.org |
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| Currently, MoMA as it is known in NYC, is undergoing extensive renovations and has set up a temporary exhbition space in Queens. The Manhattan location is scheduled to re-open in 2005. MoMA houses an outstanding collection of American & European paintings & sculptures from late 19th C. to present. Innovative in its definition of "art", it was a pioneer in exhibiting film, photography, and industrial design. Its retrospectives can draw record breaking attendance. A happy place to take small children, as strollers are allowed. Call for or visit the website for information on admission and hours, as they change with the exhibitions in the Queens space. Website provides information on all that you will find here. |
| 11
W. 53rd St.,MidtownNY10019between Fifth and Sixth Aves, | General Info212-708-9400 |
| General Info: |
212-708-9480; |
Program Info: |
212-708-9781 |
| Tour Info: |
212-708-9685; |
E-mail: |
comments@moma.org |
| Website: |
moma.org |
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W. 52nd St.,MidtownNY10019Betw. 5th & 6th Aves., | General Info212-621-6600 |
| Recorded Information: |
212-621-6800; |
Website: |
mtr.org |
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| Website has general info on services and programs. Also, visit the interactive website at http://www.conexus.si.edu. |
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Bowling Green, | Recorded Information212-668-6624 |
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si.edu |
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| The New York City Fire Museum occupies a renovated 1904 firehouse at 278 Spring St. in the SoHo district of Manhattan. It houses one of the nation's most important collections of fire related art and artifacts from the late 18th century to the present. Suggested admissions: $4 adults, $1 children under 12, $2 seniors & students. |
| 278
Spring St.,Hudson SquareNY10013 | Tel212-691-1303 |
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| Visitors of all ages can explore the secrets of biology, chemisty and physics. More than 225 exhibits offer tons of interactive fun, and the museum also hosts special exhibits, events and science programs for youth. |
| QueensNY1136847-01 111th Street Queens, | Tel718-699-0005 |
| Tel: |
718-699-0301; |
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718-699-1341 |
| E-mail: |
wbrez@nyscience.org; |
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nyhallsci.org |
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| Frank Lloyd Wright's New York masterpiece is recognized around the world, and visitors come form around the world to view this museum's collection of art. Art form the late 19th and early 20th centuries represents such movements as Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Surrealism and German Expressionism, with pieces by such renowned names as Picasso, van Gogh, Kandisky, Chagall and other modern masters. Click here to see a picture of the inside of the museum & here to see a picture of the outside of the museum.. Click here for a Location. |
| 1071
Fifth Ave.,East HarlemNY1012889th Street, | Tel212-423-3500 |
| Tel: |
212-423-3640; |
Fax: |
212-423-3650 |
| Toll-Free: |
800-329-6109; |
E-mail: |
sales@guggenheim.org |
| Website: |
guggenheim.org |
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| Kids 11 and under free! $3 for adults. This was the home of a typical upper-middle-class familiy whose posessions, dating back to 1835, have stayed intact. The old-fashioned furniture is a main attraction and learning experience for kids. |
| 29
E. 4th St.,Greenwich VillageNYBetw. Bowery & Lafayette St., | Tel212-777-1089 |
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| Kid friendly interactive exhibit in Central Park. Kids love to run through this renovated castle which hangs over Turtle Pond and the outdoor Delacorte Theater. |
| Central Pk.,Central ParkNYMidpark at 79th St., | Tel212-772-0210 |
| Fax: |
212-772-0214; |
Website: |
centralparknyc.org |
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| Admire a snow leopard at the Himalayan Highlands, peer into the Congo Gorilla Forest, and see Tiger Mountain and its Seberian tigers. The Bronx Zoo's 265 acres are home to more than 4,000 animals representing over 500 species. Click here for a Map of the Bronx Zoo. Click here for Directions. |
| 2300 Southern Boulevard Bronx, New York 10460, | Tel718-220-5100 |
| Tel: |
718-367-1010; |
Tel: |
800-937-2868 |
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pr@wcs.org; |
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wcs.org |
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| This beautiful garden is home to the Children's Garden which has a wishing well surrounded by flowers. There is also a statue of children which beckons the child in all of us. |
| Fifth Ave.,Greenwich VillageNY105th St., | Tel212-360-2766 |
| Website: |
centralpark.org |
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| This actually was a dairy with cows grazing on the meadow, back in the day. Now it is a visitor information center with information about the park's landscape and a few kid-friendly activities. |
| Central Pk.,Central ParkNYMidpark at 65th St., | Tel212-794-6564 |
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| Nature study center. This is a boathouse which runs workshops all year round. Beautiful view of the Harlem Meer. |
| Central Pk.,Central ParkNYAt 110th St., near 5th Ave., | Tel212-860-1370 |
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| This canoe house holds weekend walking tours of the surrounding park. Kids love the telescope inside the center. It may be out of the way but the exhibits are worth it for children. NYC with Kids, 5th Ed. |
| W. 218th St.,InwoodNYAnd Indian Rd., | Tel212-304-2365 |
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| Kids can learn the positive environmental effect of recycling and composting here. There are great displays and workshops to get involved in. |
| E. 7th St.,Btw. Ave. B and C, | Tel212-420-0621 |
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| There are 250 acres here with 48 gardens and plant collections, including a 50-acre expanse of original forest that once covered New York City. |
| BronxNY10458200th St and Kazimiroff Bouleard, | Gift Shop718-817-8705 |
| Group Ticket: |
718-817-8687; |
Information: |
718-817-8700 |
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nybg.org |
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| On the northeast corner of 77th St is a small playground that neighborhood parents built. It is also near the Museum of Natural History. |
| Amsterdam Ave.,at 77th St., | |
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| You can see this playground from the Temple of Dendur in the Metropolitan Museum. Kids can climb on and over the pyramids and swing forever on the tire swings. |
| Central Pk.,Central ParkNYat East 84th St., | |
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| The field house has facilities for gymnastics, basketball, soccer, lacrosse, baseball, dance, martial arts and rock climbing. Also there are club leagues available to join. |
| 23rd St./the Hudson River Piers 61/62, | Tel212-336-6500 |
| Fax: |
212-336-6515; |
E-mail: |
fieldhouse@chelseapiers.com |
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chelseapiers.com |
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| Shady, small and quiet. |
| Tenth Ave.,at 22nd St., | |
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| This is here because the singer donated money to the park following her concert in the late 70s. Great weathered wooden structures and webs of chains to climb on. This playground is for older children and it is also conveniently located near the Museum of Natural History, another great kid experience. |
| Central Pk.,Central ParkNYat West 81st St., | |
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| This library contains a space for infants and toddlers. It has small slides and other equipment designed for the smaller set. |
| 66
Leroy St.,West VillageNY10014 | Tel212-929-0815 |
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nypl.org |
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| Another old-fashioned playground with good shady areas. |
| Central Pk.,Central ParkNYat East 72nd St., | |
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| Admission $5 per person. Indoor playspace for the 1 to 3 age group. Every weekday morning an arts-and-crafts workshop or story hour is given. |
| 1535
First Ave.,YorkvilleNY( at 80th St.), | Tel212-772-7612 |
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| This is located in Central Park. This playground dates back and could use a renovation. This is not a young child friendly playground. |
| Central Pk.,Central ParkNYat 62nd St., | |
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| This playground incorporates the facade of a demolished armory from the turn-of-the-century. |
| Madison Ave.,Midtown SouthNYBtw. 94th & 95th St., | |
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| The focus of this playground is the fairy tale themed fountain and the climbing structure near the gate. There are also picnic tables and good size sandbox. |
| Central Pk.,Central ParkNYnear East 76th St., | |
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| Great climbing structures for toddlers in the shady area and more climbing structures for older kids in the fenced in area. There is also an outdoor pool available in the summer. |
| E. 76th St.,East of York Ave., | |
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| Next to the Metropolitan Museum, a small space with a few bucket swings, a small sandbox, a metal slide and some climbing bars. Mostly used by young children. |
| Central Pk.,Central ParkNYAt East 79th St., | |
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| Offers many amenities and the design was inspired by parks in Japan. Has an olympic-size pool, a covered skating rink, an 800-seat cultural theater, an athletic building and two very fun playgrounds with a wading pool and the only carousel designed by children. |
| Riverside Dr.,New YorkNY10001 | Tel212-694-3600 |
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| Well-shaded area with bucket swings for babies. Sprinklers and fun climbing structures make this a kid-friendly place. |
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| A wooden arbor welcomes you to a creative play area. There is a stone bridge, a sand pit and a terrace with picnic tables. |
| Central Pk.,Central ParkNYat East 67th St., | |
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| This playground was refurbished in 1993. There is a lot of grass surrounding it Great toddler area with baby swings, sandbox and spinklers. There are also structures for preschoolers. |
| Central Pk.,Central ParkNYat West 85th St., | |
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| There are some basketball and handball courts on the other side of the fence which make this an attraction with older kids. The playground is asphalt, metal and wood. |
| First Ave.,East VillageNYBtw. 67th and 68th St., | |
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| This playground is grounded by a rubber floor which is softer on those falling knees and elbows. There is a community garden for parents to sit and smell the flowers. |
| W. 90th St.,Upper West SideNYBtw. Columbus & Amsterdam Ave., | |
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| Great views of the 59th St. Bridge. Perfect for infants and toddlers. A sandbox and a bronze wart hog to entertain the little ones. |
| E. 57th St.,MidtownNYat Sutton Pl., | |
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| This is a small fenced playground with a rubber ground and colorful climbing structures. |
| First Ave.,East VillageNYat 42nd St., | |
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| North of Tavern on the Green, in Central Park, this 1960s playground has some climbing structures and some bucket swings. There are some shady areas and a treehouse. There are sprinklers set in an amphitheater that spills running water into a long raised basin. |
| Central Pk.,Central ParkNYnorth of Tavern of the Green, | |
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| This is an old-fashion playground and never gets too crowded, so it might be a great spot if you don't want too much playground excitement. |
| Central Pk.,Central ParkNYat West 84th St., | |
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| Weathered wood structures and concrete mountains with tunnels make this a fun place for kids. |
| Central Pk.,Central ParkNYat West 99th St., | |
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| Very popular spot in the summer because of the sprinklers that cool the summer heat off the kids. Great wooden towers. |
| Central Pk.,Central ParkNYat West 93rd St., | |
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| This is a great shop for renting or buying what you need. And there is a great place to board or skate on Central Park's West Drive, between 66th and 70th streets. |
| 120
W. 72nd St.,Lincoln CenterNY10023 | Tel212-787-3911 |
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| Kids 6 to 14 bowl at a discount until 6pm. |
| 110
University Pl.,Greenwich VillageNY10003 | Tel212-255-8188 |
| Fax: |
212-352-1150; |
E-mail: |
susannah@bowlmor.com |
| Website: |
bowlmor.com |
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| Reservations are a good idea at these busy courts. This center offers professional instruction, tournaments, and locker rooms. Annual permits for kids cost $10 |
| Central Pk. W.,Central ParkNY110th St., 5th Ave., & 59th St. Courts midpark (enter at W. 96th St.), | Tel212-280-0205 |
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| Two rinks provide space for skating instruction, figure skating, hockey training & league play & party rentals. Private instruction available from the Sky Rink Skating School. |
| Pier 61 (W.S. at 20th),23rd St. & Hudson River, | Tel212-336-6100 |
| Fax: |
212-336-6130; |
E-mail: |
skyrink@chelseapiers.com |
| Website: |
chelseapiers.com |
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| 593
Park Ave.,Lenox HillNY | Tel212-751-4876 |
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| Offers lots of classes for kids 6 and up. $35 for a half-hour class. |
| 175
W. 89th St.,Upper West SideNY10024 | Tel212-724-5100 |
| Fax: |
212-799-3568 |
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| 606
Columbus Ave.,Upper West SideNY | Tel212-721-0090 |
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| The Harlem Meer provides the perfect fishing spot and the boathouse will provide the fishing poles and some bait. |
| Central Pk.,Central ParkNYAt 110th St., near 5th Ave., | Tel212-860-1370 |
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| Outstanding youth program led by the Olympian, Peter Westbrook. |
| 154
W. 74th St.,Upper West SideNY10023Betw. Columbus & Amsterdam Aves., | Tel212-501-0474 |
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| 1520
York Ave.,YorkvilleNY(at 80th St.), | Tel212-861-7732 |
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Lexington Ave.,Midtown SouthNY24th Fl., | |
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W. 91st St.,Upper West SideNY | Tel212-308-6353 |
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| This is a great place to introduce infants and toddlers to fun and excercise. It is also a great place to connect to other mothers. |
| 401
E. 84th St.,YorkvilleNY | Tel212-308-6353 |
| Website: |
gymboree.com |
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| 244
E. 84th St.,YorkvilleNY | Tel212-772-7633 |
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| Not as crowded as the Wollman Rink in Central Park, this outdoor rink offers rentals in decent shape and ice that hasn't lost its edge. |
| Central Pk.,Central ParkNY10026Near 110th St. and Lenox Ave., | Tel212-534-7639 |
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| Provides bumper bowling from 10am to 3pm. Clean and modern, this complex offers 30 lanes of entertainment. |
| 625
Eighth Ave.,Hell's KitchenNY10018 | Tel212-268-6909 |
| Fax: |
212-268-2821; |
Website: |
leisuretimebowl.com |
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| Pier 25 (W.S.at N. Moor), | Tel212-732-7467 |
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| Another uncrowded ice rink in winter becomes a in-line skating rink in summer. |
| Riverside Dr.,New YorkNY10001 | Tel212-694-3600 |
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| Small, yet has all-day policy and not set sessions. Outdoor rink. |
| 401
E. 34th St.,Kips BayNY10016At First Ave., | Tel212-689-0035 |
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| Nicely decorated - bring your camera. The ice here is nice. |
| Rockefeller Plaza,Rockefeller CenterNY50th Street between 5th and 6th Avenues in Manhattan, | Tel212-332-7654 |
| Website: |
skateny.com |
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| 420
E. 71st St.,Uptown EastNY | Tel212-861-8206 |
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| Ice skating. $7 for admission and $3.50 for skate rentals. Private lessons available. $3.25 for kids 11 and under. From mid April to mid September the rink is an in-line and rollerskating rink. Rentals: $6.50 (includes safety gear). |
| 62nd St./East Drive, | Tel212-439-6900 |
| Website: |
wollmanskatingrink.com |
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| Facilities include an indoor running track, a swimming pool, a cardiovascular center, strength training equipment and amenities such as a sauna and massage service. |
| 125
W. 14th St.,Flatiron DistrictNY10011 | Tel212-741-9210 |
| Website: |
ymcanyc.org |
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| 510
E. 74th St.,YorkvilleNY | Tel212-737-2989 |
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| Language, literature, dance, music, arts, crafts, cooking, Jewish education. The website has a listing of events including music, dance, author readings and lectures. It also contains archived events in Real Audio. Click here to see a seating chart. |
| 1395
Lexington Ave.,Carnegie HillNY10128 | General Info212-996-1100 |
| Health Club: |
212-415-5729; |
Website: |
92ndsty.org |
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| Modern dance troupes and ballet. $10 for a single dance class; annual registration card for $15. The Dance Troupe is a traveling company whose schedule & performance locations can be found on their website. |
| 211
W. 61st St.,Lincoln CenterNY10023 | Tel212-767-0590 |
| Fax: |
212-767-0625; |
Website: |
alvinailey.org |
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| Workshops $2. They are usually at 12:30 on Saturday. Areas of interest include dance, puppetry, storytelling, hands-on art, art history, music appreciation. |
| 120
W. 46th St.,Theater DistrictNY(betw. Sixth & Seventh Aves.), | Tel212-302-7433 |
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| This is a chess store that children can play in also. The cost is minimal and most play on Saturday. Lessons are also given. |
| 219
Thompson St.,Greenwich VillageNY10012 | Tel212-475-2369 |
| Tel: |
800-393-4330; |
Fax: |
212-460-8140 |
| E-mail: |
chesform@inch.com; |
Website: |
chessforum.com |
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| Computer classes.Sessions $27.50 an hour; $165 for 6, $295 for 12. Call for an appointment. No parents allowed. |
| 1264
Lexington Ave.,Upper East SideNYEntrance on 85th St., | Tel212-427-2502 |
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| 606
Columbus Ave.,Upper West SideNY | Tel212-721-0090 |
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| Nature study center. This is a boathouse which runs workshops all year round. Beautiful view of the Harlem Meer. |
| Central Pk.,Central ParkNYAt 110th St., near 5th Ave., | Tel212-860-1370 |
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| 30
W. 68th St.,Lincoln CenterNY | Tel212-308-6353 |
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Lexington Ave.,Midtown SouthNY24th Fl., | |
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W. 91st St.,Upper West SideNY | Tel212-308-6353 |
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| This is a great place to introduce infants and toddlers to fun and excercise. It is also a great place to connect to other mothers. |
| 401
E. 84th St.,YorkvilleNY | Tel212-308-6353 |
| Website: |
gymboree.com |
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| 441
W. 26th St.,ChelseaNY10001 | Tel212-760-9800 |
| Fax: |
212-268-9983; |
Website: |
unhny.org |
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| Computer classes. Mon-Sat sessions: $12 per half-hour session. There is a wide range of ages, 3 to 14. Call for an appointment. |
| Central Pk. W.,Central ParkNY(Betw. 91st & 92nd Sts.) Suite 1B, | Tel212-721-2351 |
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| Bring your kids to pick out a plaster figurine and let them paint, paint, paint till their hearts content. |
| 106
W. 90th St.,Upper West SideNY(Betw. Columbus & Amsterdam Ave.), | Tel212-877-9771 |
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| Sessions cost $14 each. There are art classes here. Toddlers and kids 5 to 9 can take advantage of the creative projects offered here. |
| 265
W. 87th St.,Upper West SideNY(betw. Broadway & West End Ave.), | Tel212-362-5320 |
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| Organizes free chess games for kids in Bryant Park. Has tournaments on Saturdays. |
| 120
W. 41st St.,Fashion DistrictNY(Betw. Broadway and Sixth Ave.), | Tel212-302-5874 |
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| W. 21st St., | Tel203-222-0675 |
| Tel: |
212-727-7089; |
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203-222-0565 |
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| A variety of kids classes can be found here. |
| 350
E. 88th St.,YorkvilleNY | Tel212-876-0500 |
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| 1520
York Ave.,YorkvilleNY(at 80th St.), | Tel212-861-7732 |
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| This shop can arrange lessons in bead-stringing techniques or you can just come in and create your own bead jewelry. |
| 132
Spring St.,SohoNY(betw. Greene & Wooster Sts.), | Tel212-941-6450 |
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| Classes for children ranging in ages from six months through to teens. |
| 125
W. 14th St.,Flatiron DistrictNY10011 | Tel212-741-9210 |
| Website: |
ymcanyc.org |
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| This is great! On Saturdays at 11:30 stories are told to your kids in the story area then a magician or balloon person entertains while you enjoy your brunch in peace. |
| 9
E. 18th St.,Flatiron DistrictNY10003(bet. Fifth Ave. and Broadway), | Tel212-505-2110 |
| Fax: |
212-353-3920 |
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| The bookstore offers storytimes every Wednesday at 10:30 am for the preschool masses and Saturdays at 10:30 am for the 5-8-year-olds. |
| 610
W. 112th St.,Morningside HeightsNY10025 | Tel212-875-4400 |
| Tel: |
212-875-4412; |
Tel: |
212-875-4433 |
| Fax: |
212-845-6498; |
Fax: |
212-875-4759 |
| Website: |
bnkst.edu |
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| Storytime on Sundays at 11:45 am for 3-7 year-olds |
| 18
W. 18th St.,Flatiron DistrictNY10011 | Tel212-989-3270 |
| Fax: |
212-645-3038; |
Toll-Free: |
800-207-6968 |
| Website: |
booksofwonder.com |
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| Storytime every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 am and lots of kiddie events. |
| 461
Park Ave.,MidtownNYat 57th St., | Tel212-980-6785 |
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| Storytimes are, usually, everyday at 4 pm. |
| 212
W. 83rd St.,Upper West SideNY10024 | Tel212-721-1234 |
| Website: |
cmom.org |
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| The original Winnie the Pooh items are displayed here for all to enjoy |
| 20
W. 53rd St.,MidtownNY10019 | Switchboard212-621-0618 |
| TTY Line ( Deaf ): |
212-621-0560; |
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nypl.org |
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| Stories told on Saturdays at 11 am from June to September. This has been going on for over 40 years. |
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| Storytellers representing different areas of the world telling Jewish stories. Every Sunday at 1:30 pm. |
| 1109
Fifth Ave.,East HarlemNY10128 | Tel212-423-3211 |
| Fax: |
212-423-3200 |
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| Storybooks about, or set in, New York City. Storytime every Saturday at 1 pm for the 3-7-year-old population. |
| 1220
Fifth Ave.,East HarlemNY10029At E.103rd St., | Tel212-534-1672 |
| Fax: |
212-423-0758; |
Website: |
mcny.org |
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| Very popular storytime in a very cool space. Celebrity readers appear on selected Sundays at 3 pm about once a month |
| 35
Wooster St.,SohoNYat The Drawing Center, | Tel212-219-2166 |
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| Storytellers from all over the world come and share their stories at different sandboxes in Central Park. The schedule is posted at playgrounds in June. |
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| This private library offers weekly storytimes on Saturdays. Call for schedule. |
| 53
E. 79th St.,Upper East SideNY(Madison & Park Avenues), | Tel212-288-6900 |
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| Storytime on Saturday at 10 am for 3-year-olds and up. |
| 554
Hudson St.,West VillageNY10014Crossing Perry St., | Tel212-242-0182 |
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| Specializes in comics and sports cards and wax packs. |
| 256
E. 89th St.,YorkvilleNY10128 | Tel212-831-2273 |
| Fax: |
212-831-4825; |
E-mail: |
mvpalex@aol.com |
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| 752
Sixth Ave.,Flatiron DistrictNY25th/27th Sts., | Tel212-243-5343 |
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212-463-7099 |
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| Comics and sports cards |
| 3
Maiden Ln.,Financial DistrictNY(betw. Nassau St. & Broadway), | Tel212-587-3411 |
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| Collections of Marvel comics, sports cards, action figures, magic and gathering cards. |
| 6
Beekman Pl.,Sutton PlaceNY(near Broadway), | Tel212-374-1240 |
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| Superheroes and sports items keep children of all ages happy. |
| 124
E. 40th St.,Murray HillNY(between Park & Lexington Ave), | Tel212-922-1110 |
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| Posters, T-shirts, fantasy model kits, and videos for the kiddeos. |
| 940
Third Ave.,MidtownNY(Betw. 56th & 57th Sts.), | Tel212-759-6255 |
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| Comic books for the serious comic book collector. |
| 166
W. 75th St.,Upper West SideNY(betw. Columbus & Amsterdam Aves.), | Tel212-787-7943 |
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| Looking for something rare? Look no longer. |
| 212
W. 92nd St.,Upper West SideNY10025at Amsterdam Ave., | Tel212-799-9477 |
| Website: |
funnybusinesscomics.com |
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| 591
Broadway,SohoNY(Betw. Houston & Prince Sts.), | Tel212-941-5900 |
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| Sports cards and autographed memorabilia. |
| 131
W. 33rd St.,Midtown SouthNY(betw. Sixth & Seventh Ave.), | Tel212-564-4111 |
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| Store of a renowned comic specialist. |
| 4
W. 33rd St.,Midtown SouthNY10001 | Tel212-268-7088 |
| Fax: |
212-268-7728; |
Website: |
jhuniverse.com |
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| If you're into bones and fossils, you've come to right store. |
| 451
Columbus Ave.,Upper West SideNY10024 | Tel212-724-6173 |
| Website: |
maxillaandmandible.com |
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| Ship models.....intricate and expensive but fun for children to study and look at. |
| 1120
Lexington Ave.,Upper East SideNY(at 78th St.), | Tel212-794-4277 |
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