Park Stories

Discover the latest from Hudson River Park! Find fun tips for your next visit, read up on upcoming events and dig deeper into exciting Park initiatives.

Whether you’re interested in our environmental research, educational offerings, sustainability initiatives, cultural programming, volunteer opportunities or vibrant year-round horticulture and wildlife, you’ve come to the right place. Enjoy getting to know your west side backyard!

Experience Peak Fall Beauty in the Park

As our foliage reaches one of its most picturesque peak seasons in recent memory, we’re sharing highlights from around the Park.

Celebrate NYC’s Coastal Waters at SUBMERGE Marine Science Festival

Back and bigger than ever, SUBMERGE Marine Science Festival invites scientists of all ages and experience levels to Hudson River Park’s Pier 84.

Help Protect Park Trees and Plants from Spotted Lanternflies

The spotted lanternfly is an invasive planthopper that can cause significant problems for native trees and plants. Learn how you can help Park horticulture by smashing and disposing of this insect.

Calling all Anglers, Big City Fishing is Back in Hudson River Park!

For the first time since 2019, you can drop in a line with us at Big City Fishing. Our River Project team is hosting this free, catch and release fishing program all summer long!

Summer in Hudson River Park Showcases Talent From Across NYC

With plenty of summertime still ahead, our concert season is heating up. Discover the series bringing all types of music to your west side backyard.

We Want to Hear From You — Take Our Park Survey

We want to understand how Park visitors like you are enjoying this public resource, and how we can continue to make this a welcoming and inclusive space for everyone. Would you take five minutes to help us learn and grow?

Celebrate Local Waterways at City of Water Day

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 on Saturday July 16 during City of Water Day.