What’s Going On With All the Bats in Central Park?
If you’ve recently taken a brisk stroll in Central Park, there’s a chance you encountered bats in your path. While it may seem unusual, there’s
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Body of Elderly Man Found in Central Park’s Turtle Pond
For the second time in two weeks, a body has been found floating in the waters of Central Park.
Where All Roses Smell Sweet: Central Park’s Shakespeare Garden
Tucked between the Belvedere Castle and West 79th Street, you’ll find Central Park’s Shakespeare Garden. The charming four-acre green space transports its visitors from the
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The Witch of Bethesda Terrace
With so many captivating sites, it’s easy for Central Park’s finer details to go unnoticed, especially for those who are new to the park. Take
“Say Their Names”: An Augmented Reality Memorial in Central Park
Central Park is teaming up with the San Diego African American Museum of Fine Art (SDAAMFA) to bring a one-of-a-kind augmented reality experience to honor
Best Central Park Fall Foliage Spots
If you’re sad that the end of summer is near, take comfort in the fact that you’ll soon be surrounded by vibrant autumn colors. And
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Central Park Conservancy Film Festival Lineup Announced
The 19th annual Central Park Conservancy Film Festival will be taking place from August 16-19. The event, sponsored by National Geographic, is completely free. Screenings
Central Park’s Loeb Boathouse To Close For Good
Tragedy has struck Central Park’s Loeb Boathouse yet again. After closing for roughly five months amid the pandemic from October 2020 to March 2021, the
Central Park Conservancy Politely Asks Dog Owners to Behave
Due to an increased number of dogs off-leash during on-leash hours — and of dogs playing in prohibited areas — the Central Park Conservancy has
Park Updates About Rollerskating Dancers and Running Goats
The Central Park Conservancy has closed the path east of Sheep Meadow … perhaps best known as the Skate Circle, where the Central Park Dance
