Join NYC Parks in October for pumpkin patches, arts & crafts, and jumbo games! Wear your best costume and get ready for the ...
Maintaining New York City’s urban forest is one of NYC Parks’ most important responsibilities. We are guided by our modern principles that help us handle tens of thousands of forestry-related service ...
This neighborhood park is bursting with activities. Groups of friends come out to play handball, basketball, or soccer, and plenty of kids cavort in its popular playground. Whenever it's hot out, ...
Organized leagues or special events need a permit to use an athletic field or court. For people under 18, the permit is free. For those 18 and over, a fee is required.
Irving Square Park can be described as Bushwick's town square. This park takes up the entire length of a city block, and is popular with picnickers, dog owners, and families holding events and ...
This text is part of Parks’ Historical Signs Project and can be found posted within the park. This park was named for the newspaper that was once published directly to its north. The City of New York ...
This unique patch of greenery in Staten Island is many things to many people. With protected space for wildlife alongside its variety of recreational facilities, Willowbrook is one of Staten Island's ...
This park honors Bella Abzug (1920-1998), a feminist, civil rights activist, lawyer, and U.S. Representative who was a staunch supporter of civil liberties. The park, developed in tandem with the ...
This text is part of Parks’ Historical Signs Project and can be found posted within the park. James J. Byrne was born April 8, 1863 on Water Street in Brooklyn to Irish immigrant parents. He was ...
Prior to the arrival of European settlers, this area was inhabited by the Canarsee. Lady Deborah Moody (c.1583-1659), the first woman to be granted a land patent in the new colonies, founded the town ...
Parks fun takes to the skies at these designated fields where you can meet fellow model aircraft enthusiasts and sharpen your flight skills.