Make waves

Suit up — the city’s public pools are open!

Here’s the full list of Bronx public pools, so you’ll know where to cool off this summer. Just remember: no boogie boards allowed.

Bronx River Playground [East 174th Street and Bronx River Avenue in South Bronx, (718) 378-1597], mini

Claremont Park [170th Street and Clay Avenue in Claremont, (718) 901-4792], intermediate

Crotona Park [173rd Street and Fulton Avenue in Crotona, (718) 822-4440], Olympic

Edenwald Playground [Schieffelin Avenue and East 229th Street at the Edenwald Houses, (718) 515-2160], mini

Floating Pool [Tiffany Street and Viele Avenue at Barretto Point Park, (718) 430-4601], intermediate

Haffen Park [Ely and Burke avenues in Baychester, (718) 379-2908], intermediate and wading

Mapes Ballfield [East 180th Street between Mapes and Prospect avenues in Mapes, (718) 364-8876], intermediate

Mullaly Park [East 164th Street between Jerome and River avenues in Mullaly, (718) 538-7083], intermediate and wading

Van Cortlandt Park [West 242nd Street and Broadway in Van Cortlandt, (718) 548-2415], intermediate and wading

For additional information, visit www.nyc.gov/parks or call 311.

USC Gymnastics & Baseball Training Facility

We offer sports activities, after school programs, birthday parties &amp; private lessons for kids ages 3&ndash;13 years! Our gymnastics classes are a great way to keep your child active and healthy. We strive to empower and challenge children through the sport of gymnastics.

Manhattan Mandarin

Manhattan Mandarin runs the Mandarin after-school programs at over 40 schools nationwide, including St. Bernard's, Chapin, Allen-Stevenson, and Buckley. Whether in schools, students' homes, in the office, online, or on our beloved China trips, our teachers and tutors have helped hundreds of students of all ages master the Mandarin language on their own unique paths to fluency. Our philosophy has always been to make private lessons and classes perfectly tailored for each individual student. We look forward to working with you. - Jamie Keyte, Founder

The School at the Mark Morris Dance Center

The School at the Mark Morris Dance Center offers year-round, community-based dance and music programming in a fully inclusive and nurturing environment, located in the heart of the Brooklyn Cultural District. The School&rsquo;s diverse and professional faculty provides progressive and non-competitive instruction with all of our classes accompanied by live music. Though we are a non-recital school, there are opportunities for students to perform and for parents to see their dancers in action.