Tag Archives: Central Park Conservancy

From Uptown to Downtown, Central Park Roadways Gets More Room for Cyclists and Pedestrians

Above, a rendering of the type of roadway redesign that will be implemented in Central Park to expand space for cyclists and pedestrians. Continue reading

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A Law to Expose City Parks’ Tale of Two Parks Is Neglected?

Four years ago, the City Council passed a law to shed light on how much money was flowing into different parks across the city. Continue reading

Harlem Meer Social Hour And Food Tips

Charles A. Dana Discovery Center (Inside the Park on 110th Street between Fifth and Lenox Avenues) , Thursday, October 14, 2010 (rain or shine), 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm

FREE! For adults. Continue reading

Seneca Village in Story and Music in Harlem

In The Peter Jay Sharp Children’s Glade (Inside the Park at 106th Street and Central Park West.)

Seneca Village was Manhattan’s first prominent community of African American landowners. Established September 27th, 1825 by an African American bootblack named Andrew Williams, the village welcomed people of many different ethnicities and professions as it expanded from 81st to 89th Streets on what would become Central Park’s west side later that century. Today, almost 115 years after it was established, we celebrate the diverse community of Seneca Village. Continue reading