The Community Center at Stuyvesant High School is offering this ten-class series, held on Sundays from March 22nd through May 31st, 2015, from 1:00pm to 1:45pm.
Get comfortable getting in the water and learn important basic skills such as breathing, kicking on front and back, elementary treading and freestyle. Swimmers will need to bring a towel, goggles and a lock.
Ages 6 – Adult. $220 for Members, $250 for Non-Members
To register call 646-210-4292 or email.
All are welcome to visit the Battery Park City Parks’ Conservancy’s 2015 Annual Art Exhibition at 75 Battery Place (at 2nd Place). View artwork created by participants of all ages from the Conservancy’s free art programs such as Figure al Fresco, Elements of Nature Drawing, Art + Games, and Preschool Art.
The exhibition will be on view weekdays from 2pm-4pm from January 26 through March 27.
*Artwork above by Sejal Gala
This January Battery Park City Parks Conservancy has lots of fun ways for kids to learn, stay busy and have a ton of fun! Click below to learn more about each of the exciting programs we’re offering at 6 River Terrace, the BPC Ball Fields and the Communist Center at Stuyvesant High School!
Tuesday, 9:40am-10:20am. 6 months to 3.5 years.
Tuesdays, 10:30am-11:10am. 13 months to 3.5 years.
Tuesdays, 11:20am-12noon. 13 months to 3.5 years.
Wednesdays, 9:40am-10:20am. 6 months to 3.5 years.
Wednesdays, 10:30am-11:10am. 13 months to 3.5 years.
Wednesdays, 11:20am-12noon. 13 months to 3.5 years.
Beginners, Age 5-7
Intermediate, Age 7 & Up
Block Play for 3-4 Year Olds
Block Play for 5-7 Year Olds
Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays at the BCP Ball Fields!
Make nature-inspired ornaments, snowflake garlands & hand-printed wrapping paper. $15.00/person, includes supplies and materials.
For adults, teens, and children 5 and up.
Please pre-register by December 10. Call 212-267-9700, ext. 363 or email, [email protected]. You can also click above to register online.
Friday to Sunday, November 28th-30th.
Enjoy the Holiday weekend indoors and out in Battery Park City. Lots of activities are available (free or moderately priced). The BPC Ballfields are open for free play from 9AM to 6PM Friday through Sunday, The Community Center at Stuyvesant High School’s gyms and pool are open, the ice skating rink is waiting, and, of course enjoy the Esplanade for walking, running, biking and scooters. Oh, and don’t forget the great views!
Need something to do on Veteran’s Day? Come to the Rockefeller Park House.
Rent a variety of recreation supplies. Present photo ID to borrow toys, books, and games. Play pool, ping pong, and other games for all ages at the Park House.
Also, the Battery Park City Ballfields are open from 11-3pm for free play.
November 8 @ 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Make Saturdays your day for family swimming! Parents and kids can free-swim together all year round in our indoor half-Olympic sized pool! Bring your own towel, lock and swim cap and we’ll provide you with a fun array of pool toys, noodles and floaties. If you’re not a Community Center member yet, Day Passes are available for only $15 for adults and $10 for youth, students and seniors.
Make Sundays your day for family swimming! Parents and kids can free-swim together all year round in our indoor half-Olympic sized pool! Bring your own towel, lock and swim cap and we’ll provide you with a fun array of pool toys, noodles and floaties. If you’re not a Community Center member yet, Day Passes are available for only $15 for adults and $10 for youth, students and seniors.
Saturday, October 25th, 2014, 11am.
Using all of her performance skills, and an ever present spirit of playfulness, master storyteller Julie Pasqual brings you “Just a Little Scary;” exciting stories that make you wiggle, squiggle, and shout with fright and delight, just in time for Halloween. This all-ages event is free.
Join us on Saturday, October 4th for fishing and family fun. CATCH-AND-RELEASE FISHING 10am-2pm Join BPCPC’s Master Anglers and drop a line for some of the 30-plus species of fish that live in New York Bay (the Hudson River’s estuary). During GO FISH, barbless hooks minimize injuries to both fish and participants. Fish are placed in saltwater tanks for observation and identification before being released back into the Hudson. Live demonstrations and displays teach fish anatomy and heighten awareness of the ecology, flourishing marine life and current state of good health of the Hudson River and its estuary. Rods, reels and bait are provided for those who don’t bring their own. ART PROJECTS 11am-2pm Drop in on fish-related art projects. BIRD WATCHING 11am Search with an experienced birder for species that live in or migrate through BPC Parks. Binoculars available to borrow. FAMILY PERFORMANCE 12:30pm Michael Hill & Friends serenade anglers with the fishing blues.
