New York, with room to breathe
Three free places to spend time, from a SoHo art room to the Brooklyn waterfront. Pick one and let the day grow from there.
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A free Williamsburg waterfront park named for Marsha P. Johnson offers river views, a playground and public programmes.
General entry and the park's public programmes are free according to the state operator. The classroom has separate hours from the outdoor space. Dogs are restricted to the designated Kent Avenue dog run, and groups or organised activities may need a permit.
Practical details last checked 23 Sept 2026
90 Kent Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11249, New York
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90 Kent Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11249
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