Restoration Kicks Off at Weeksville’s Historic Hunterfly Road Houses
By Adam Daly, Brooklyn Paper The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and Department of ...
Tag: NYC Parks
Lifeguard Shortage Will Limit Swimming Areas at City Beaches This Summer
Brooklyn beaches opened over Memorial Day weekend with standard hours, but locals should expect limi...
City Mulls Millions to Knit Together Bike and Ped Greenway Network in Brooklyn and Queens
New York City is putting the green in its greenways. Mayor Eric Adams wants to earmark $47.6 mill...
Celebrate Earth Day With Workshops, Tours and Volunteer Opportunities in Brooklyn’s Parks
Earth Day brings an opportunity to enjoy a day of fresh air and learn what you can do to celebrate a...
A $2 Million Facelift Planned for the Marine Park Salt Marsh Nature Center
The Salt Marsh Nature Center at Marine Park will be closed until 2023 so it can receive a $2 million...
Upset Over Conditions at Gerritsen Beach Ballfields Prompts Cleanup
The Gerritsen Beach ballfields suddenly underwent landscaping at the end of August after Brooklyn Pa...
Recycle Trees and Electronics at Various Spots this Weekend
It's time to tree-cycle and e-cycle. To promote eco-friendly practices -- and help New Yorkers avo...
Rockaway Civic Hosts ‘Beach Flix 2014’ at Various Shoreline Spots All Summer Long
Kiefer Sutherland, Andre the Giant, Molly Ringwald, and a great white shark are coming to Queens ...
Flushing Meadows Corona Park Celebrates The Wizard of Oz, Mary Poppins Anniversaries
Next week, people in a large, public lawn in Queens will follow the yellow brick road as Dorothy ...
From the World’s Fair to the World’s Park
"From the World's Fair to the World's Park." Expect to hear this new slogan a lot over the next si...
Get started on
your next project
