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Calendar
Jun 24 - Aug 23, 2022
Art Talk with Adam Liam Rose
Join us for a free Art Talk with Adam Liam Rose in support of Cristina Iglesias’s "Landscape and Memory," on view through December 4.
Jul 13
| Art
Carnegie Hall Citywide Concert: Attacca Quartet
Grammy Award-winning Attacca Quartet will perform the first of their instrumental concerts on the Oval Lawn on July 13 as part of the free Carnegie Hall Citywide Series.
Jul 15
| Community, Families & Kids
Picnic in the Park
Join us for an afternoon of music and light snacks during our Picnic in the Park event.
Jul 20
| Art
Carnegie Hall Citywide Concert: Attacca Quartet
Grammy Award-winning Attacca Quartet continue their series of instrumental concerts on the Oval Lawn on July 20 as part of the free Carnegie Hall Citywide Series.
Jul 21
| Ecology, Sustainability
Fireflies at Dusk Watch Party
Join us for a family-friendly evening of firefly-themed activities in the park as we watch these incredible creatures light up the summer skies.
“Landscape and Memory” Reflection Board
Stop by our Reflection Board and share your thoughts on a question central to artist Cristina Iglesias's "Landscape and Memory" exhibition.
Jul 27
| Art
Carnegie Hall Citywide Concert: Attacca Quartet
Grammy Award-winning Attacca Quartet will perform their final instrumental concerts on the Oval Lawn on July 27 as part of the free Carnegie Hall Citywide Series.
Art Talk with Cynthia Daignault
Join us for a free Art Talk with Cynthia Daignault in support of Cristina Iglesias’s "Landscape and Memory," on view through December 4.
Aug 4
| Horticulture
An Evening with the Author: Teresa Speight
Join us as we sit down for a discussion with Teresa Speight, author of "Black Flora" and co-author of "The Urban Garden: 101 Ways to Grow Food and Beauty in the City."
Aug 18
| Horticulture
The Slow Flowers Movement Webinar
Join us for our final horticulture webinar of the year as we discuss the Slow Flowers Movement with Janet Kramka and Debra Prinzing, and explore how their work has both supported and been inspired by the movement.
This is Your Park
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.