Kids & Family
BCYF Will Help Get the Kids Out of the House
And out of your hair. At least for a little while. It's a long vacation, after all.

BOSTON, MA — Having the kids home is great, but if they cooped up for a full week, you know it can get hairy.
Fortunately, the Boston Centers for Youth & Families has a list of activities at the ready, helping families make plans to get out of the house over the break.
You can find a complete schedule of BCYF centers’ vacation week activities here.
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Meantime, you can find a few highlights, courtesy BCYF, below:
Full Vacation Week Programs:
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Several centers including BCYF Blackstone, BCYF Curtis Hall, and BCYF Shelburne Community Centers are offering a structured all-day vacation week program for young children with a wide variety of activities. A great option for working parents.
Teen Basketball Tournament:
BCYF’s Youth Activities Committee has organized a teen tournament to benefit the City’s CanShare Campaign. Friday, December 30, 12-4 PM at BCYF Tobin Community Center. Co-Ed ages 13-18.
Swimming
It may be cold out but BCYF’s 15 indoor pools are warm and offer open access swim time as well as structured aquatics programming.
Be a Brownie:
Adults are invited to join the L Street Brownies for their annual New Year’s Day Plunge into Boston Harbor. 10:30 a.m.
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