New York City has activities for people of every type. If the weather hits a cold mark or you just want to have some fun inside, look to places that you may have otherwise checked out. Artists, musicians and even thrill-seekers can find something in New York to keep them busy year-round.
Fans of technology can find an adventure for all ages located in the heart of New York City at Sony's Wonder Technology Lab. This vast space allows guests to participate in interactive activities while learning about the history of technology. Both guided and self-guided tours are available at the center. Seminars and workshops are offered on a constantly rotating schedule on a variety of topics. Learn about computers, animation, robotics and filmmaking; watch actual technicians work on their projects. Admission to the lab is free, but you must request tickets ahead of your visit.
Learning to dance is something that many people want to do, but that can be difficult without professional lessons. Steps on Broadway is a dance school in New York City that caters to every age and skill level; it offers a variety of courses. Professional instructors teach all of the classes at Steps on Broadway. Students can choose to study ballet, tap, jazz, modern, hip-hop and theater, depending on what is being offered at the time of your visit. Dance classes are held every day of the week. Private lessons are available, too.
The indoor sports center at Chelsea Piers is a massive space that was once the home of manufacturing plants and warehouses. The space has been converted to house thousands of square feet of prime indoor recreational and fitness space. One of the most popular features of the space is the largest rock climbing wall In New York City. The wall is designed for climbers of all levels, from novice to expert; coaching is available. The center also offers boxing rings, a swimming pool, spas, locker rooms, sand volleyball courts, a bowling alley and cycling studios. Patrons can dine at an on-site cafe.
