This cute outpost on Anderson Street, just across from New Roc sells that fashionable new dessert: rolled ice cream, smoothies, iced coffee, and bubble tea. If you’re looking for something cold, sweet, and delicious, Yum is a great spot to start. No website. 8 Anderson Street.
Family-owned and operated since 1926, Liebman’s has been located in the heart of Downtown New Rochelle, now at 518 Main Street. Throughout much of the Great Depression and early 1940’s, it primarily served the community as an upscale children’s clothing shop. Today, Liebman’s is a go-to spot for school and scouting uniforms, as well as
Jay’s Boutique specializes in outfits and shoes for the pint-sized crowd. You’ll find both casual children’s clothing as well as outfits for special occasions, including a very comprehensive section for baptisms and special communions. 490 Main St Visit Jay’s Boutique on Facebook.
Skyzone features indoor trampolines for freestyle bouncing, dodgeball, fitness programs & more. Foam pits, basketball hoops and evening black light trampoline dance parties keep exercise interesting! Skyzone also offers “Toddler Time” hours when the youngest customers can bounce with extra attention. They have great multi-session passes for families, friends and…for everyone who loves good fun.
The rolling green in front of Downtown’s popular library supplies grassy space for kids to run, jump and get the wiggles out. Older kids, too, find ways to move here—scooters, skateboards and running around the circle. All ages like a walk around the Ruby Dee Park’s walk where you can see our New Rochelle Walk
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This library houses an extensive collection of juvenile print and non-print resources, child-sized furniture, computers with appropriate programs, and a welcoming, warm environment. Homework help, the summer reading game, yoga tots and vacation week programs are just a few of the many free and enriching seasonal programs for children, and their parent or caregiver. Don’t
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New Rochelle Arts Fest (Fall): This community-wide arts festival coordinated by the New Rochelle Council of the Arts straddles both New Rochelle and Pelham with a variety of arts-focused events every fall. Library Green is always active on this weekend with family-friendly hands-on arts activities as part of the celebration.
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Touch A Truck (August): Beep beep! Toot toot! Diggers, firetrucks, ambulances, payloaders are here for the touching. A wide array of hard working trucks and other vehicles make their appearance at this one day family-focused festival where children (and curious grownups) are encouraged to get in the vehicles, push dials, pull levers and learn all
New Rochelle Grand Market (Summer-Fall): It’s a farmers market AND a festival Saturdays, June through October at Ruby Dee Park at Library Green. Free kids entertainment every weekend, farm-fresh food, small-batch and artisanal products, crafters, lawn games (chess, connect four, cornhole, jenga) and more! Don’t miss the THREE mini market stands where little kids can
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It’s a national chain with a New York connection. Two homesick New Yorkers from Buffalo were stuck in Ohio without a delicious buffalo wing to be found. As they say on their website: Jim and Scott had two choices: road trip to New York, or open a wing joint close to home. Lucky for us,
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