by John Moore | Feb 13, 2012
From winter strolls along the Mall to a sunset dinner for two at the Boathouse Restaurant, Central Park has always provided a wide choice of sites for a romantic rondevouz. Here are the the Top Ten we’ve chosen as the very best for Valentine’s Day. 10....
by John Moore | Jan 20, 2012
If you’re any where nearby you should really make time to experience the amazing new sculpture at the entrance to Central Park on the corner of 59th St. and 5th Ave. The only things missing are Toto and Dorothy. “Rising more than 30 feet to meet the...
by John Moore | Nov 20, 2011
A Musical Variety Production at the Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre in Central Park. The City Parks Foundation is proud to announce the launch of The Three Bears Holiday Bash, a marionette production beginning November 14, 2011 at the Swedish Cottage Marionette...
by John Moore | Nov 12, 2011
Movies have been shot in Central Park for over a century now (the first was “Romeo and Juliet” in 1908) and I thought it would be a great idea to pick the ten best of all time. The criteria used in the selection process were admittedly biased, but we did...
by John Moore | Oct 27, 2011
One of the few spots in the city where visitors can get happily lost, the Ramble, at thirty-six acres, offers a variety of intimate scenic enclaves that include the Gill, a tiny stream that wanders through the area, and the Ramble Arch. Located on the west side of the...
by John Moore | Oct 25, 2011
The ASPCA is conducting an investigation into the death of a carriage horse that collapsed and died Sunday morning on West 54th Street near Eighth Avenue in Midtown. The horse was heading towards Central Park when at around 9:30AM it collapsed.The death has triggered...
by John Moore | Oct 3, 2011
The celebration in New York City begins on Tuesday, October 4, when Petco invites adopted pets and their pet parents to attend the National Adoption Reunion event in Central Park and help set the Guinness World Record for the “Largest Gathering of Adopted Shelter...
by John Moore | Sep 21, 2011
Just a few feet from the softball players and sunbathers on the Great Lawn is one of Central Park’s most remarkable features. Summit Rock, on the western edge of Central Park at 83rd St., is the highest natural elevation in the park. Peaking at 137.5, it...
by John Moore | Sep 14, 2011
24 Presenters, 24 Time Zones, 13 Languages, 1 Message – A Global Audience The goal of 24 Hours of Reality is to focus the world’s attention on the full scope and scale of the climate crisis, once and for all dispelling doubt and putting the issue front and...
