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Welcome to the historic Prospect Park YMCA. We are conveniently located across the street from Prospect Park and offer state-of-the-art exercise equipment, two pools, childcare, and a community committed to helping you achieve your goals. Previous Next Our Spaces View Virtual Tour Leadership StaffDordy JourdainVice President, Field Operations; Executive Director - Prospect Park YMCA & Park Slope Armory YMCAdjourdain@ymcanyc.orgIsatu BarrieMembership Directoribarrie@ymcanyc.org(212) 912-2364Arley MortonAquatics Directoramorton@ymcanyc.org(212) 912-2368Melchor MoralesSports & Healthy Lifestyles Coordinatormmorales@ymcanyc.org(212) 912-2392Kimberly StephensonYouth & Family Directorkstephenson@ymcanyc.org(718) 768-7100Kholette BorneoYouth & Teen Coordinatorkborneo@ymcanyc.org(212) 912-2580Danielle PetersonBusiness Managerdpeterson@ymcanyc.orgShakila MonkProperty Directorsmonk@ymcanyc.org History The Prospect Park YMCA, located at 357 9th Street between 5th and 6th Avenues in Brooklyn, has been serving Brooklyn for more than 100 years. A fixture of Park Slope, the Prospect Park YMCA began its operations in a converted mansion in 1891. By 1923, the huge population growth in Brooklyn placed demands on the YMCA that made its building inadequate. The branch was closed, making way for an ambitious building campaign. In July 1925, the Prospect Park Y broke ground on its present site, and 18 months later, the current building opened.In the spring of 2000, an $8.5 million renovation left practically no corner untouched. The facade was restored, the old lobby was replaced, all the facility program spaces were transformed, and a new family aquatics center opened. More from the YMCA Fitness Classes Get healthier and have fun doing it. Find a Class Personal Training Take your fitness to the next level by signing up with a personal trainer. Get Started Join the Y Get discounts on programs, and access to gyms, pools, and fitness classes. Membership Options
Welcome to the historic Prospect Park YMCA. We are conveniently located across the street from Prospect Park and offer state-of-the-art exercise equipment, two pools, childcare, and a community committed to helping you achieve your goals. Previous Next Our Spaces View Virtual Tour Leadership StaffDordy JourdainVice President, Field Operations; Executive Director - Prospect Park YMCA & Park Slope Armory YMCAdjourdain@ymcanyc.orgIsatu BarrieMembership Directoribarrie@ymcanyc.org(212) 912-2364Arley MortonAquatics Directoramorton@ymcanyc.org(212) 912-2368Melchor MoralesSports & Healthy Lifestyles Coordinatormmorales@ymcanyc.org(212) 912-2392Kimberly StephensonYouth & Family Directorkstephenson@ymcanyc.org(718) 768-7100Kholette BorneoYouth & Teen Coordinatorkborneo@ymcanyc.org(212) 912-2580Danielle PetersonBusiness Managerdpeterson@ymcanyc.orgShakila MonkProperty Directorsmonk@ymcanyc.org History The Prospect Park YMCA, located at 357 9th Street between 5th and 6th Avenues in Brooklyn, has been serving Brooklyn for more than 100 years. A fixture of Park Slope, the Prospect Park YMCA began its operations in a converted mansion in 1891. By 1923, the huge population growth in Brooklyn placed demands on the YMCA that made its building inadequate. The branch was closed, making way for an ambitious building campaign. In July 1925, the Prospect Park Y broke ground on its present site, and 18 months later, the current building opened.In the spring of 2000, an $8.5 million renovation left practically no corner untouched. The facade was restored, the old lobby was replaced, all the facility program spaces were transformed, and a new family aquatics center opened. More from the YMCA Fitness Classes Get healthier and have fun doing it. Find a Class Personal Training Take your fitness to the next level by signing up with a personal trainer. Get Started Join the Y Get discounts on programs, and access to gyms, pools, and fitness classes. Membership Options