Wheel Fun Rentals at Boathouse Row is lighting up summer nights in patriotic style as it celebrates America's 250th anniversary with special Red, White & Blue LED Illuminated Surr ...

Over the years, generations of Lower East Side residents have swum in this park's Olympic-sized pool, shot hoops in its basketball courts, and played in its playground. Along with sports and games, ...

This community park in Harlem features an open lawn with terraced stone seating, a garden with perennial plants, and a paved plaza that can be used for art installations, markets, festivals, and ...

This text is part of Parks’ Historical Signs Project and can be found posted within the park. Like its larger neighbor west of the BMT Brighton Beach transit line, Kelly Playground is named for ...

9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Move your body and get a great workout in our Senior Splash water aerobics class! Seniors (ages 62 and up) can groove to heart-pumping music as you burn calories and sculpt your ...

Meet the challenge of swimming 25 miles or more over the summer months and earn a 25-miler t-shirt or test yourself by entering a swim competition at your local pool. Registration is free. Register on ...

Water Exercise offers a stress-free time to swim, improve health and fitness by participating in an instructor-led water exercise class, and socializing with others, while enjoying the benefits of the ...

4:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m.

Our urban forest is alive — and growing. Trees Count equips us with information vital for its well-being and care. Every ten years, we take stock of every public tree across the five boroughs. Our ...

Canal Park in Lower Manhattan is a historic open space restored and returned to the community in 2005 after spending nearly 80 years as a construction site and parking lot. The park features a design ...

Learn about parks, sculptures, and other green spaces in New York City that highlight and honor the black experience in the United States. Power to the People: Protests and Demonstrations in Parks ...

Orchard Beach, Bronx's sole public beach, was proclaimed "The Riviera of New York" when it was created in the 1930s. The 115-acre, 1.1-mile-long beach contains a hexagonal-block promenade, a central ...