Tag: Central Park

Winter Jam in Central Park

Mike Mishkin January 13, 2020 Events No Comments

Winter Jam in Central Park is a free winter sports event open to all ages. It will be happening on Saturday, February 1st from 11am Read More...

A Horse Retirement Plan

Hannah Rosenfield January 8, 2020 Community No Comments

The horses of Central Park work hard, and a group of New Yorkers would like to make sure that they get the retirement that they Read More...

NYC Council Attempts to Separate Trump Org from Parks Department

David Cunningham December 21, 2019 Community No Comments

Manhattan Councilman Mark Levine put forth a resolution this Thursday to end Trump Organization contracts with New York City. Read More...

The History of The Carousel in Central Park

Patricia Youngquist December 18, 2019 Community No Comments

Ever since completing my recent article about The Claremont Stables, I’ve been thinking about horses as well as a quote associated with Winston Churchill: “No Read More...

120th Annual Central Park Christmas Bird Count

Mike Mishkin December 13, 2019 Events No Comments

For Upper West Siders who love science and nature, a special event is coming to Central Park. As is tradition, every December, the  New York Read More...

See Crazy Looking Christmas Wreaths in Central Park

Mike Mishkin December 9, 2019 Arts & Entertainment No Comments

The 37th annual wreath interpretations exhibition at the Arsenal Gallery in Central Park opened on December 5th and will run through January 2nd. Plan your Read More...

Don’t Miss 2019’s Central Park Holiday Lighting!

Edgar Catasus November 8, 2019 Events No Comments

The 2019 Central Park holiday lighting is happening on December 5th and is a must-do event for families. The official ceremony includes a live ice Read More...

A Pretty Extravagant Event in Central Park

Mike Mishkin October 22, 2019 Events No Comments

This year’s winter party in Central Park, The Central Park Supper Club, will feature an evening of stellar entertainment with cocktails, dinner and dancing. Read More...

Central Park’s “Squirrel Census” Now Public

Mike Mishkin October 18, 2019 Community No Comments

Last October, a group of 323 volunteers spent 11 days scouring Central Park to count the resident squirrels, National Geographic first reported. And in June Read More...

The One-Legged Goose and Her Faithful Partner

Patricia Youngquist October 11, 2019 Community No Comments

The grassy area alongside Turtle Pond in Central Park is a popular spot for picnickers, sunbathers and “grazing Canadian geese” (fowl who enjoy nibbling on Read More...