By area · The Bronx · Hunts Point and Longwood

Places to move in Hunts Point and Longwood.

On this page, Hunts Point and Longwood means New York City Planning's neighborhood areas Hunts Point and Longwood, in the Bronx. We don't list a place inside it yet, but three are within about a 15-minute walk of its edge. Two of them are free every time. In the two weeks from October 22, NYC Parks listed five free programs in or near it (two inside). The subway lines that stop inside it: 2, 5 and 6.

Free this week from NYC Parks

All of the Bronx

In Hunts Point and Longwood

  • Thursday, October 296:30–6:55pm
    Body in MotionJulio Carballo Fields · Gymnasium · The BronxRegistration has begun and ends on 10/29/2026.Details on NYC Parks
    Free
  • Thursday, October 297–7:30pm
    Dance FusionJulio Carballo Fields · Gymnasium · The BronxRegistration has begun and ends on 10/29/2026.Details on NYC Parks
    Free

Within about a 15-minute walk

  • Tomorrow8:45–11am
    NYRR Open Run: Soundview ParkSoundview Park · Entrance - Lafayette Avenue and Morrison Avenue · The BronxParks lists a registration link on the event page.Details on NYC Parks
    Free
  • Tomorrow8:45–11am
    NYRR Open Run: St. Marys ParkSt. Mary's Annual 5K Start · The BronxParks lists a registration link on the event page.Details on NYC Parks
    Free

From NYC Parks' public events feed, updated daily. Classes can be cancelled; check the Parks page before you go. Last updated October 22 at 9:45 PM.

Source: NYC Parks Public Events – Upcoming 14 Days, NYC Department of Parks and Recreation, on NYC Open Data. We keep only fitness sessions for adults and reformat them. The City of New York can not vouch for the accuracy or completeness of data provided by this web site or application, or for the usefulness or integrity of the web site or application. This site provides applications using data that has been modified for use from its original source, NYC.gov, the official web site of the City of New York. Not affiliated with or endorsed by NYC Parks.

More in the Bronx

Boundaries: 2020 Neighborhood Tabulation Areas (NTAs), NYC Department of City Planning, NYC Open Data (version 26b). They're statistical areas, so the edges may not match what everyone calls Hunts Point and Longwood. Places come from each provider's own website; each place's page has the date we checked it.