Central Park SummerStage Lineup Announced
Central Park SummerStage is back and the lineup is spectacular, with jazz extraordinary Herbie Hancock performing a free show on June 11 at Rumsey Playfield to officially kick off the …
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Magician Sets Central Park Running Record
On Friday, April 8, Oz Pearlman — also known as Oz the Mentalist — took to the Central Park loop with two goals in mind: to raise money to support …
Part of Central Park Catches Fire
Several fires broke out within the northern section of Central Park on Tuesday afternoon, Patch was first to report, with the first billow of smoke appearing around 1:20pm near 110th …
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Did You Catch the $11.7 Million Gold Cube in Central Park?
Following Punxsutawney Phil’s prediction of six more weeks of winter on Wednesday morning, a brand new shadow was cast on the world. Between Central Park’s Naumburg Bandshell and Beethoven sculpture …
The History of Wild Animals in Central Park
The original plans for Central Park made no mention of a zoo, but wild animals began to take up residence before construction of the park was fully completed. Frederick Law …
Bald Eagle Devours Prey Over Icy Central Park Waters
On Sunday, park-goers witnessed a magnificent bald eagle chasing another bird (believed to be a seagull) over the Central Park Reservoir.
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Back in the Day: Tavern on the Green
Who wouldn’t be tempted to spend a night under the stars on a dance floor surrounded by trees with strings of twinkling lights? All this magic was happening to the …
Central Park Proposal Goes Viral
This article was first published on eastsidefeed.com As the days get colder and we wade through the ups and downs of persistent COVID waves, it’s easy to forget that we’re …
Christmas Eve at 3AM
Merry Christmas to all who celebrate, and many thanks to our always dependable Bobby Panza for these early morning, December 24 captures of a lovely blanket in Central Park.
Central Park’s Hooverville: Depression-Era Squatter Colonies on the Great Lawn
Since the late 1930s, the Great Lawn has been home to softball games, sunbathing and picnics, making it one of New York City’s most beloved outdoor spaces. But it began …
