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Apr 23 - Jun 22, 2022
Apr 28
| Horticulture
Journey to the Bouquet: Local Growers
Join Candice Howard from Duchess Farms and Chris Losee from Silverpetals Farm as Madison Square Park’s four-part horticulture webinar series continues with Journey to the Bouquet: Local Growers.
Apr 29 - May 2
| Ecology, Sustainability
2022 City Nature Challenge
Join us for the 2022 City Nature Challenge in Madison Square Park. This international event brings together 443 cities from around the world to gather observations…
May 21
| Ecology, Sustainability
Pollinator Picnic
Join us for a free, family-friendly celebration of all our native pollinators for all that they do to keep the park and the environment healthy.
May 24
| Community
Community Update
Join us for our Community Update to learn more about the Conservancy, what changes will be happening in the park, and which programming and events are coming up this year, while also getting updates on important community and safety resources.
Jun 1 - Aug 31
| Ecology, Sustainability
Summer Scavenger Hunt
From birds to bees, flowers to fungi, join us in exploring the park's plants and wildlife by participating in our seasonal Scavenger Hunt—all ages welcome! Make observations to help us identify what’s living in and around your park.
Jun 3
| Art
2022 Annual Symposium: Unearthing Public Art
Join us on June 3 for our annual symposium, Unearthing Public Art, inspired by Cristina Iglesias’ "Landscape and Memory."
Jun 11
| Sustainability
Stop ‘N’ Swap
Drop off or pick up clean, reusable, portable items like clothing, housewares, electronics, books and toys while helping reduce waste.
Art Talk with Kevork Mourad
Join us for a free Art Talk in conjunction with Cristina Iglesias’s Landscape and Memory, on view through December 4.
Jun 16
| Ecology, Sustainability
Wildlife Walk
Join urban naturalist Chris Kreussling on this tour of Madison Square Park to discover the wildlife that makes our urban greenspace so ecologically rich. Chris will help participants spot all types of wildlife in the park, so we invite you to bring your own binoculars.
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As an independent non-profit, we rely entirely on the support of our community to keep our park clean and green for everyone to enjoy. Become a Mad. Friend, join our Art Council, or learn about other ways to give to your park today.
