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Photo via City Parks FoundationSummer is just around the corner — sign up now for fun and free sports programs for your kids. Free tennis lessons for children will be offered at 38 parks across the city — including Prospect Park — via the City Parks Foundation [http://www.cityparksfoundation.org/]. Opportunities include
Prospect Park Tennis Center
Here’s a good nearby opportunity [https://www.facebook.com/ProspectParkBrooklyn/posts/10152551954535385] for someone with a shovel and some free time: > Snow Shoveling & Removal at the Prospect Park Tennis Center > Workers needed at 9 PM today (2/8) for snow shoveling and removal from the paths
Prospect Park Tennis Center
Tennis is a good work out. In fact, if you can survive a game, it’s one of the most rewarding and fun exercises around. If you’ve got a group playing, it can be even better. To that end, here’s a way to meet new people to play
Prospect Park Tennis Center
Outdoor tennis in August can be one of two things. On dog days, the game is military-grade torture. On nicer days, it’s really a beautiful sport, only cruel and unusual if you’re overmatched. Tennis is a perfect September sport. The forecast for the tail end of summer is
Prospect Park Tennis Center
Tennis racket by Vladsinger, via Wikimedia Commons [/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/FileTennis_Racket_and_Balls.jpg]. Sign up now for the Spring Break Program at the Prospect Park Tennis Center [http://www.prospectpark.org/visit/activities/tennis] at 50 Parkside Avenue. It’s open to junior and adult players, and