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Our recreation centers offer facilities such as indoor pools, weight rooms, basketball courts, and dance studios, art studios, game rooms, and libraries. All of our recreation centers offer a range of programs for people of all ages.
NYC's community centers are community and recreational facilities operated by community-based organizations through an agreement with Parks. To learn more about these community centers, please contact the organization directly in person, by phone, or by visiting the website.
Welcome to our NYC Community Center. We're the Lower East Side's community hub offering events, award-winning programs and critical services.
Join a recreation center and become part of a community of New Yorkers who support each other. With a membership, you can get fit, learn new skills, develop your hobbies, and make friends.
Best Community Centers in New York, NY - Sixth Street Community Center, Lenox Hill Neighborhood House, The Center, Major R. Owens Health & Wellness Community Center, Civic Hall, The Nippon Club, Montclair Women's Club, Dreiser Loop Community Center, Glow Community Center, Rainbow Heights Club.
Beacons are school-based community centers serving children age six and older, and adults. There are currently 92 Beacons located throughout the five boroughs of New York City operating in the afternoons and evenings, on weekends, and during school holidays and vacation periods, including the summer.
Community Centers are key to the settlement house model. Hosting multiple programs under one roof, they make services accessible to a range of family members and promote opportunities for neighbors of all ages and backgrounds to meet, interact, debate, organize, and celebrate.
New York community centers are a vital component of the city as they enable residents to congregate outside their homes for important events and causes. Many local organizations and clubs use community centers to hold meetings and for large scale entertainment events.
For over 60 years, residents of the East New York neighborhood of Brooklyn, have worked together to address community challenges, celebrate its strengths and provide services that improve lives through the United Community Centers, a multi-service intergenerational community-based organization.
The Center @ Lenox Hill Neighborhood House, one of New York City's Innovative Older Adult Centers, provides an unparalleled experience for older adults in Manhattan.
