World Cup Gymnastics
170 Hunts Lane
Go for the gold at this 19,000-square-foot gymnastics facility. With its state-of-the-art equipment and award-winning coaches, this is the ideal place for any budding, or already very serious, gymnast. World Cup isn’t just for the grade school set; its Romperee Gymnastics program is designed to promote multi-sensory development for children from birth through three years old. Parties, kids nights out and team competitions are also offered.

Music in Chappaqua
225 North Greeley Avenue
Music in Chappaqua offers both private lessons and group rock workshops for kids covering a range of instruments: drums, strings, reeds and guitar. But the programs go beyond that—future stars can take songwriting, vocal instruction and improvisation as well. Each studio in the school is equipped with a Steinway & Sons grand piano and the latest computer hardware and software.

Amadeus Conservatory of Music
201 King Street
Amadeus Conservatory works with all levels of students, from beginner to professional music talent. It offers a variety of programs, including private instruction, group theory classes, early childhood education, Suzuki violin, chamber music, jazz and computer music technology. Have a potential student who is on the fence about diving into a new instrument? He or she can come to the school to spend a few minutes getting a feel for the instructors and instruments. 

Breathe Pilates & Yoga
83 North Greeley Avenue
Extract your teen from the world of social media and give him or her an opportunity to discover a way to feel healthier, stronger, less stressed and more confident through a yoga class at Breathe Pilates & Yoga. The owner tell us a kids program is coming soon so your mini yogis will be able to take advantage of instruction as well. Stay tuned!

Chappaqua Library
195 South Greeley Avenue
Along with baby/toddler story time, young writers contests, a LEGO club and other events for both kids, tweens, teens and adults, the Chappaqua Library runs multilingual programs for little ones as well as programs for special needs children and their families. What’s more is the separate children’s library department, which boasts a wide variety of books, DVDs, audiobooks and music for all ages.

Gedney Park
161 Millwood Road
Indulge your family’s love of nature with a visit to the 126-acre Gedney Park, where local ecology trails are marked, explaining which animals and plants are native to the area. And if burning off some energy is your main goal, there’s enough playground, fishing, basketball courts, baseball fields, picnic areas and lots of wide-open space to keep everyone happy. What doesn’t this park offer?

Whippoorwill Park
386 Whippoorwill Road
This massive 167-acre park contains a pond, a stream, wildlife, hiking trails, baseball, football, and softball fields. The area also allows tent camping with permission from the town. A local Boy Scout troop created a nature trail a few years ago and along the trail are signs and markers describing the different plants and animals you can find.

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