Category: Misc.

On Saturday, July 4, the Park welcomed thousands to our waterfront to enjoy a front row view of Sail4th 250, a once-in-a-generation event on land, sea and air. Tall ships, naval vessels and aircraft from around the world sailed on and soared over the Hudson River as part of America’s 250th Anniversary celebration.  As we…

New York City is expected to experience a record-breaking heat wave this week, bringing an increased risk of heat-related illnesses. Hudson River Park can be a great place to cool off on a hot summer day, with breezes off the river, shaded areas and interactive water features along our four miles. But when temperatures are…

Throughout June and beyond, we’re highlighting ways to celebrate Pride in Hudson River Park and honor the LGBTQIA+ history of our waterfront and surrounding neighborhoods. From community gatherings and celebrations to public art and local history, explore some of the ways to celebrate, reflect and learn in the Park this Pride Month. Youth Pride Fest…

Hudson River Park’s lineup of free events invites you to embrace the enchantment and experience a season filled with music, play, learning and wonder.

We’re hiring seasonal and permanent positions across multiple departments, including public programs, science, environmental education, community outreach and more.

Please be mindful of safety as we recover from the recent snow storm. Watch out for slippery conditions & downed trees. Snow and ice can cause slippery and dangerous conditions within the Park, creating the need for closures in certain areas of the Park. Our staff work hard and around the clock to clear snow…

Explore Restaurant Week in the Park at Ofcorsica! and City Winery NYC at Pier 57 and City Vineyard at Pier 26 from January 20 through February 12.

From milestone festivals and seasonal celebrations to majestic moments in nature, 2025 in Hudson River Park was full of laughter, play, wonder, joy and community.

This week, the Seneca Chief, a 73-foot replica of the original Erie Canal Boat, will stop at Pier 26 as part of its Bicentennial Voyage from Buffalo to NYC in celebration of 200 years since the completion of the Erie Canal.