Public Art and Green Spaces
Governors Island To Bring Back Glamping, Exhibitions and The Jazz Age Lawn Party
Some spring reopening news we can get behind: Mayor de Blasio announced that Governors Island will reopen for visitors starting May 1, and that in...
See Brooklyn Artist Rashid Johnson’s Largest Mural To Date At Brookfield Place
Rashid Johnson is a multidisciplinary Brooklyn artist known for incorporating aspects of Black intellectual and cultural identity in his art. In the...
A Guide To Lower Manhattan’s 2021 Light Installations
Winter’s darkness is much less acute in Lower Manhattan, where you can bask in a whole bunch of colorful, intricate, eye-popping light...
City Of Water Day Returns With Climate Change-Focused Art Show
Next month marks eight years since Superstorm Sandy, and New Yorkers are still working on preparing for the next storm. The annual City of Water Day...
Liberty Island To Begin First Phase Of Reopening
New Yorkers are being welcomed back to (safely) visit the Statue of Liberty, as the National Parks Service announced a partial reopening of Liberty...
Asiya Wadud’s ‘Echo Exhibit’ Kicks Off LMCC’s River to River Art Festival
The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council kicked off this year's annual River to River Festival with Asiya Wadud's "Echo Exhibit," the first of four...
Dog Runs And Recreational Areas Are Open. Here’s What You Need To Know.
With the city beyond its Phase 3 reopening, New Yorkers can access dog runs and recreational areas. In Lower Manhattan, that means your furry family...
Battery Park City Teen Films Poignant Short Film On Citi Bike
For New Yorkers staying put in their respective neighborhoods and wondering what the rest of the city looks like beyond their residential borders,...
Colossal Crystals That Can Be Played Like A Theremin: Five Questions With ‘Oscillation’ Designer Ryan Swanson
Colorful, musical art is coming to the neighborhood via "Oscillation," an interactive exhibit created by Brooklyn-based design firm the Urban Conga....

