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The Trust has commenced the required Significant Action Process regarding the proposed new lease agreement to the existing tenant – Intrepid Museum Foundation regarding Intrepid’s use and occupancy of Pier 86 in Hudson River Park.
From groundbreakings to grand openings, 2021 kicks off a year of tremendous growth for Hudson River Park.
Join our River Project team virtually at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum’s annual Girls in Science & Engineering Day on March 6. This event brings together several science-based organizations to celebrate women in science and invite students to explore STEM-focused topics.
Learn MoreMarch 9, 2021 at 6:00 PM. The Park’s Advisory Council meets regularly and advises and makes recommendations to the Hudson River Park Trust’s Board of Directors on matters regarding the planning, design, construction and operation of the Park.
Learn MoreOur Community Compost Program invites local residents to participate in simple, yet effective actions to support sustainability. Deposit your food scraps in the brown bins at the following sites from 7:00 AM-7:00 PM.
Learn MoreOver the last two years we’ve worked with researchers from Knology to evaluate our Park Over Plastic initiative. Through extensive interviews and waste audits, we learned how to better involve our Park community in Park sustainability and plastic reduction. Read more about what we discovered.
Learn MoreWe spoke to Stephanie Hochman, Senior Vice President, Citi & Lead, Citi Volunteers, about what corporate volunteering means to Citi, our Volunteer Program’s Presenting Sponsor. Read more about how Citi Volunteers and HRPK are building connections in our community through volunteerism.
Learn MoreOn more than a dozen public piers, not to mention miles of pathways and landscapes, you’ll discover a park that offers more than you may imagine.
Learn MoreYour support helps ensure that we can continue to keep this vital public resource clean, green, safe and beautiful.
Learn MoreHudson River Park was the first redevelopment project of its kind to restore and reintroduce the New York City waterfront and begin a process of transforming the way people think about the urban waters that surround them!
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