by John Moore | Feb 27, 2011
Central Park Moonlight Ride Friday, March 4th, 10 p.m. Columbus Circle (SW corner of Central Park) Join other nocturnal New Yorkers for our favorite starlit group bike ride. The Central Park Moonlight ride got its start on a summer night 15 years ago and is still...
by John Moore | Feb 8, 2011
This weekend gay marriage supporters will be part of the Unmarriage Until Gay Marriage mass ritual at New York City’s Bethesda Angel in Central Park. This will mark the second year in a row that the unmarriage will be taking place, in which participants hope to...
by John Moore | Feb 6, 2011
ANNOUNCING THE 2011 SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK SEASON Two Shakespeare Plays to be Performed in Repertory June 6 – July 31, 2011 The 2011 Shakespeare in the Park summer season will once again present two Shakespeare plays in repertory, giving audiences eight...
by John Moore | Feb 1, 2011
Here’s a great video of sledding in Central Park reminding us why snow can actually be fun. Snowy Central Park from New York Lives TV on Vimeo.
by John Moore | Jan 20, 2011
Tuesday, January 18th, was opening night in Central Park, although it wasn’t Shakespeare in the Park or the Metropolitan Opera on the Great Lawn it was a gala event complete with opening night jitters and post production reception. That it also included flying...
by John Moore | Jan 11, 2011
Huddlestone Arch, just south of Lasker Rink, looks as if it was formed by some benevolent act of nature, rather than being carefully crafted over 150 years ago. It is in a part of the park that is much more natural, unspoiled, and much less utilized, bordering the...
by John Moore | Jan 6, 2011
Winter weather got you down? Imagine having to walk around in it all day behind a bus. Glee actor and PETA supporter Lea Michele is once again showing that she’s got a heart to match her voice by calling for an end to the dangerous horse-drawn carriage...
by John Moore | Jan 4, 2011
Join us for New York’s favorite starlit group bike ride. The Central Park Moonlight ride, Time’s Up! longest-running ride, got its start on a summer night 15 years ago. Come enjoy the tranquility of the park and its beautiful ponds and waterways. This totally...
by John Moore | Dec 27, 2010
The first major snowstorm of the season packed quite a wallop, dumping almost two feet of snow on New York City. National Weather Service meteorologist Matt Scalora said Central Park had gotten 20 inches as of 7 a.m. with drifts up to three feet. The winds were...
by John Moore | Dec 17, 2010
Take part in this annual citizen-science tradition started by ornithologist Frank Chapman on December 25, 1900. The collected data will be added to an ever-growing database that provides valuable information to research scientists who study early winter bird...
