Walk-Up COVID-19 Vaccinations for New Yorkers Age 75 and Over

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Walk-up COVID-19 Vaccinations for New Yorkers Age 75 and Over. The following sites are vaccinating New Yorkers 75+ and companion without an appointment: Please note: this site list is for week of 4/5–4/11/21 - it is updated weekly and subject to change. (Last updated 4/7) BROOKLYN BRONX QUEENS STATEN ISLAND MANHATTAN Bushwick South Bronx Beach Channel Ocean Breeze Essex Crossing Educational Campus Educational Campus Educational Campus Athletic 224B Broome St 400 Irving Avenue 701 St Ann’s Ave 100-00 Beach 625 Father Manhattan, 10002 Brooklyn, 11237 Bronx, 10455 Channel Drive Capodanno Blvd Thursday-Sunday Saturday and Sunday Saturday and Sunday Queens, 11694 Staten Island, 10305 12pm-4pm 12pm-4pm 12pm-4pm Saturday and Sunday Thursday-Sunday 12pm-4pm 12pm-4pm City College 1549 Amsterdam Ave Canarsie HS Bronx High School 1600 Rockaway Manhattan, 10031 of Science Long Island City Empire Outlets Parkway 75 West 205 St 5-17 46th Rd 55B Richmond Thursday-Sunday Brooklyn, 11236 Bronx, 10468 Queens, 11101 Terrace Space 348 12pm-4pm Saturday and Sunday Saturday and Sunday Thursday-Sunday Staten Island, 10301 12pm-4pm Ford Foundation 12pm-4pm 12pm-4pm 7 days, 8 am-5 pm 320 E 43rd St Brooklyn Army Manhattan, 10017 Terminal Co-Op City Korean Community Monday-Saturday, 140 58th Street 177 Dreiser Loop Services 9am-5pm Brooklyn, 11220 Bronx, 10475 203-05 32nd Ave Monday-Saturday Queens, 11361 24/7 Yeshiva University 9am-5pm 7 days, 9am-7pm 2495 Amsterdam Ave Starrett City - Manhattan, 10033 Spring Creek Towers Bathgate CitiField Sun-Thurs, 1310 Pennsylvania Ave 4006 3rd Avenue 41 Seaver Way 9am-7pm; Friday, Brooklyn, 11239 Bronx, 10457 Queens, 11368 9am-5pm 7 days 10am-6pm 24/7 24/7 Abyssinian Baptist Teachers Prep West Bronx Martin Van Buren Church High School Gymnasium High School 132 W 138th St 226 Bristol Street 1527 Jesup Ave 230-17 Hillside Ave Manhattan,10030 Brooklyn, 11212 Bronx, 10452 Queens, 11427 Tues - Sat; 9am-5pm 7 days, 10 am-6pm Thursday-Sunday Wednesday 4/7; 12pm-4pm 8a-6:30p; Thursday Fulton Community Flatbush YMCA 4/8 8am-6p; Friday Senior Center/ 1401 Flatbush Ave 4/9 8am-2p; Saturday Hudson Guild 119 9th Ave Brooklyn, 11210 4/10 8am-12 noon 7 days, 9 am-6pm New York, NY 10011 Tues-Sat 10am-5pm Coney Island YMCA (as of 4/8/21) 2980 West 29th St Brooklyn, 11224 Monday - Saturday, 9am-5pm City Point 445 Albee Sq. West Brooklyn, 11201 Thursday-Sunday 12pm-4pm If you are not 75+ and need an appointment visit: nyc.gov/vaccinefinder 877-VAX-4NYC (877-829-4692).

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