Category: Activities in the Park

Celebrate Local Waterways at City of Water Day

Dive in, it’s time to celebrate City of Water Day on Saturday July 25! Did you know that New York City has 520 miles of coastline? Join us as we celebrate our city’s countless ways to connect with local waterways during annual event is organized by the Waterfront Alliance, NY-NJ Harbor & Estuary Program. City of Water Day brings…
Make the Most of National Running Safety Month in Hudson River Park

During National Running Safety Month and all year long, people everywhere can increase their awareness of the importance of staying safe on the run.
Keeping the Fun Going in September and Beyond with Free Events

There are still plenty of free, fun programs to enjoy in Hudson River Park this month — and beyond!
Welcome Back to the Wetlab

This month, our River Project team opened the Wetlab once again to the public! The Wetlab is a Hudson River aquarium and marine biology field station located on the south side of HRPK’s Pier 40.
Discover David Hammons’s Day’s End

One of the largest pieces of public art completed in the United States this year is now on permanent view in Hudson River Park.
New Connections and New Beginnings: A Look Back at 2020 in HRPK

As we wind down a year like no other, we’re taking a look back at the new ways we connected with our community and the Park’s role in our lives this year, as well as new beginnings that give us hope for the brighter days ahead.
How Smashing Pumpkins and Collecting Food Scraps Builds a Greener NYC

On Saturday, November 7, Hudson River Park celebrated sustainability at the Park’s third annual Pumpkin Smash, collecting nearly 1,000 pounds of pumpkins which our Park staff will turn into nutrient-rich compost. Read more about this smashing success and the green impact of HRPK’s Community Compost Program.
Virtual Sunset on the Hudson Presents Local Artists with Global Influences

Sunset on the Hudson has long been a staple of Hudson River Park’s Summer of Fun. This year’s series is presented virtually, and the chance to explore New York City through music won’t stop!
eDNA Tells New Stories About HRPK’s Estuarine Sanctuary

Learn about eDNA, an emerging tool that Park scientists are using to gain a greater understanding of local fish biodiversity.
Discover Your Virtual Summer of Fun

HRPK’s first ever virtual Summer of Fun brings all of the music, movement, learning and laughter of summer in the Park to your home.