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Bronx House Community Center offers activities such as cardio, free weights, machines, group exercise classes, free swim time, swim lessons, music, dance, and acting lessons. Children and teens can take part in swimming, sports, nature and S.T.E.M. activities, basketball, tee-ball, soccer, an Afterschool Program, FREE programs at three SONYC sites, and a Tween & Teen Program that includes FREE S.A.T. Prep classes and college tours. The center also runs a Day Camp with a summer experience in Rockland County, parent-child programs, and programs for older adults that include healthy lunches, fun activities, and health, social, and advocacy services.
• Ages: 0–18 years old
• Schedule: Building hours Monday–Friday 8 am–10 pm, Saturday 8 am–5 pm, Sunday 8 am–5 pm; office hours Monday–Friday 9 am–7:45 pm, Saturday 9 am–4:45 pm; spring group classes for aquatics and the music school run on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from mid-April through late June on the specific listed dates
Bronx House Community Center includes a 4,000-square-foot Fitness Center and an indoor heated pool, a School for Performing Arts with studios for music, dance, and acting, an Early Childhood Center with Pre-K For All and parent-child programs, a Youth Sports Program, an Afterschool Program with pickups from over a dozen schools, an Older Adult Center for adults 60 and up, and a NORC center. Bronx House has been a resource to the community for over 100 years. Its mission states that, as a community center guided by Jewish communal values and traditions, it offers educational, health, recreational, and cultural programs and welcomes all people to engage in opportunities to lead a better life. The leadership team includes Sinclair Hollingsworth as Chief Executive Officer, Yasmin Brown as Chief Operating Officer, Deirdre Warren as Chief Program Officer, Lisette Rodriguez as Director of Operations and Administration, and board officers Mark J. Hausner (President), Manoj Pardasani, Ph.D. (Vice President), Mark Rubin (Vice President), Adam Weiss (Vice President), Mindy L. Grant (Treasurer), and Ed Friedman (Secretary). Bronx House acknowledges partners and funders such as UJA-Federation of New York, United Neighborhood House, FOJP Service Corp. – HRA, Human Service Council, JCC Association of North America, and multiple New York State and New York City agencies, foundations, elected officials, and community organizations including the 49th Precinct NYPD, American Red Cross, American Ballet Theatre, Bronx River Alliance, New York Botanical Garden, and New York Public Library.
Last updated July 29, 2026.
• Ages: 0–18 years old
• Schedule: Building hours Monday–Friday 8 am–10 pm, Saturday 8 am–5 pm, Sunday 8 am–5 pm; office hours Monday–Friday 9 am–7:45 pm, Saturday 9 am–4:45 pm; spring group classes for aquatics and the music school run on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from mid-April through late June on the specific listed dates
Bronx House Community Center includes a 4,000-square-foot Fitness Center and an indoor heated pool, a School for Performing Arts with studios for music, dance, and acting, an Early Childhood Center with Pre-K For All and parent-child programs, a Youth Sports Program, an Afterschool Program with pickups from over a dozen schools, an Older Adult Center for adults 60 and up, and a NORC center. Bronx House has been a resource to the community for over 100 years. Its mission states that, as a community center guided by Jewish communal values and traditions, it offers educational, health, recreational, and cultural programs and welcomes all people to engage in opportunities to lead a better life. The leadership team includes Sinclair Hollingsworth as Chief Executive Officer, Yasmin Brown as Chief Operating Officer, Deirdre Warren as Chief Program Officer, Lisette Rodriguez as Director of Operations and Administration, and board officers Mark J. Hausner (President), Manoj Pardasani, Ph.D. (Vice President), Mark Rubin (Vice President), Adam Weiss (Vice President), Mindy L. Grant (Treasurer), and Ed Friedman (Secretary). Bronx House acknowledges partners and funders such as UJA-Federation of New York, United Neighborhood House, FOJP Service Corp. – HRA, Human Service Council, JCC Association of North America, and multiple New York State and New York City agencies, foundations, elected officials, and community organizations including the 49th Precinct NYPD, American Red Cross, American Ballet Theatre, Bronx River Alliance, New York Botanical Garden, and New York Public Library.
Last updated July 29, 2026.
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