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Sunday
May 16
11:30 AM
May 16
11:30 AM
Hudson River Park’s Pier 26
New Yorkers have just gained 100,000+ square feet of spectacular waterfront open space. Sit back, swing, play and discover our riverfront’s native ecology.
Hudson River Park Friends
Hudson River Park Friends is an independent, nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to the completion, care, and enhancement of the Park. Friends creates opportunities for private contributions, corporate engagement, volunteerism and more.
Interactive Wetlab
Hudson River Park is home to over 70 species of fish, including seahorses and striped bass, and you can learn more about local wildlife with our Virtual Wetlab. This summer, HRPK's Wetlab at Pier 40 will reopen to the public!
Calling all Park Pups
Hudson River Park has four dog runs for your four-legged friends. Find out which one is closest to you.
Become a Member
Members of our Friends with Benefits program enjoy VIP opportunities, discounts at 60+ local businesses and more ways to enjoy your Park while YOU help it thrive.
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Sunrise / Sunset
5:40 AM / 8:05 PM
Wind Conditions
1 MPH / NNW
Events
Park Activities
Cherry blossom
Explore our Bloom Guide to see discover what plants are currently flowering.
Learn More Outdoor tables under green trees
At Pier 45 in Greenwich Village: Enjoy river views and outdoor dining at Hudson River Park's newest restaurant Drift In.
Learn More Kids and adults enjoy a ride on the carousel at Pier 62
Take a ride on Hudson River Park’s Pier 62 Carousel featuring 33 hand-carved, custom-designed Hudson River Valley animals.
Learn MorePark Stories
HRPK volunteers
The arrival of spring means the beginning of the Volunteer Program season, and we can't wait to welcome our community back into the field. Learn what's in store in 2021!
Learn More plankton image from microscope
Believe it or not, one of the biggest changes that takes place in HRPK each spring happens below the surface of the Hudson River. As conditions become just right, drifting plants, animals and other organisms, collectively called plankton, begin to reproduce and multiply — rapidly!
Learn MoreGet to Know Us
A large gathering of park visitor sit on the green lawn at Pier 45
On 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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