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When does CityPickle open in New York City?

CityPickle will launch on October 1 at Hudson Yards in New York City for a month-long installation, offering free court rentals and lessons. ...

Who is citypickle?

ED: With CityPickle, our mission is simple: spread the joy and community of pickleball to as many people as possible. When we introduced CityPickle in New York City, it became clear to us that many people had never played before, and our priority was to position ourselves in areas with a high volume of foot traffic. ...

What is citypickle doing at Industry City?

At Industry City, CityPickle has partnered with the Brooklyn Aces and will focus on community outreach. “We are programming for non-profits and bringing pickleball lovers together to watch tournaments on the big screen,” Cannon said. ...

Why did citypickle start in New York City?

When we introduced CityPickle in New York City, it became clear to us that many people had never played before, and our priority was to position ourselves in areas with a high volume of foot traffic. We initially launched one-court activations in both Hudson Yards and TWA Hotel at JFK Airport to spark curiosity from New Yorkers and travelers alike. ...

Who owns citypickle in Long Island City?

CityPickle's founders are Erica Desai and Mary Cannon. Caleb Petersen and Ravi Idnani of Newmark represented CityPickle in the Long Island City deal, which had an asking rent of $42.50 per foot and runs for 10 years, with two five-year options to renew. ...

Does citypickle have indoor pickleball?

“CityPickle is hoping to remove all the weather anxiety,” Cannon said, as until now, the company’s pop-up locations have all been al fresco. Here, pickleball will be played on four indoor courts covering 10,110 square feet on the ground floor, which has plenty of bounce room with 21-foot-high ceilings. ...