Mark your calendars and start propogating those cuttings, we are hosting our second ever plant swap! After the success of last month’s swap, we wanted to keep momentum going! Join us once again (or for the first time!) on Billings Lawn in Fort Tryon Park
Stop and chat with us about all things plant and community or just drop off and pick up the plants of your choosing! Swap plants, cuttings, supplies, and your best plant tips & tricks. We will be coming with cuttings, potting soil, and plastic pots (while supplies last) so even if you have nothing to swap yourself, feel free to stop by regardless! We’ll also have some starter plant supplies and plant related crafts if you’d like to stay a while and get your hands dirty. As much as this event is about growing our green families, it is also about growing our community!
Celebrate City of Water Day with Hila the Earth, an engaging and interactive performance that inspires children to connect with nature and care for our planet.
Through music, storytelling, and play, Hila brings environmental themes to life in a fun and accessible way. Following the show, families are invited to participate in a hands-on workshop featuring creative activities that encourage environmental awareness, stewardship, and a love of the natural world. Perfect for young children and their caregivers!
Saturday July 25 4PM
Anne Loftus Playground
Manhattan Summer Winds will be playing the following repetoire: at Fort Tryon Park:
Black Horse March – James L. Hosay
Everglow – Katahj Copley
Variations on ‘America’ – Charles Ives arr. by William E. Rhoads
Sondheim! – Steven Sondheim arr. by Stephen Bulla
Ancient Flower – Yukiko Nishimura
City Trees – Michael Markowski
Festive Overture – Dimitri Shostakovich arr. by DonaldHunsberger
Stars and Stripes – John Philip Sousa
Hope to see you all there!
Join renowned naturalist, mapmaker, and urban explorer Ken Chaya for a guided nature walk through Fort Tryon Park discovering its landscapes, wildlife, and rich history.
Discover the park’s diverse landscapes and seasonal flora and fauna. Along the way, Ken will share insights into the park’s ecology, history, and design, offering a deeper appreciation for one of New York City’s most remarkable green spaces!
Whether you’re a longtime park lover or visiting for the first time, this walk is a wonderful opportunity to experience Fort Tryon Park!
Beginning at Margaret Corbin Circle Entrance to the Park
Bring your words and music to an acoustic jam session to celebrate the official arrival of summer. While the sun sets over the Hudson River and the Palisades, sing, play, and dance to your heart’s content. Produced and hosted by by Demetrius Daniel the Tromboet.
Enter at 190th street and Margaret Corbin circle. Walk around the circle and stroll past Heather Gardens. Go up the stairs to the Linden Terrace Flagpole area.
