Shonelle Cooper-Caplan sent us this photos of the daffodils bursting forth under the Williamsburg Bridge.
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Shonelle Cooper-Caplan sent us this photos of the daffodils bursting forth under the Williamsburg Bridge. … 
On Thursday, city officials descended on the Lower East Side to kick off the long-awaited construction of a new recreational area at Pier 42 near Montgomery Street. … By The Lo-Down in Kids, Lower East Side News, Parks and Recreation on March 7, 2021 11:14 am |  Comments closed  
photo by The Lo-Down The East River Amphitheater was cold and quiet at dusk one evening last week. If you would like to share … 
Some holiday cheer courtesy of Friends of Corlears Hook Park, after their tree-lighting festivities.
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Friends of Corlears Hook Park announced a holiday tree decorating event for the whole family. They write: Our holiday tree has arrived. Join us … By Traven Rice in Community Organizations, Kids, Parks and Recreation on December 3, 2020 2:15 pm | Comments closed 
A few weeks ago we told you about the re-opening of Luther Gulick Park, which had just undergone a $10 million restoration. This past Wednesday morning, there was an official ribbon cutting … 
Organizer Fanny Ip sent along these photos from the Friends of Montgomery Triangle Park 2nd Annual “It’s My Park Day” event, held over the weekend. Friends of MTP, is a volunteer group currently working to get funding for the renovations, revitalization and maintenance at Montgomery Triangle Park … By The Lo-Down in Community Organizations, Parks and Recreation on October 20, 2020 10:03 am | Comments closed 
New York City’s skies dulled to shades of yellows, greens and grays recently, clouded by smoke blown in from West Coast wildfires. … By The Lo-Down in Breaking News, Parks and Recreation on September 18, 2020 5:53 pm | Comments closed 
The historic statue of “Togo” the sled dog in the recently renovated Seward Park now has an official plaque. The bronze plaque was installed in a collaboration with the parks department and the Seward Park Conservancy. … By Traven Rice in Arts, Community Organizations, History, Parks and Recreation on July 25, 2020 11:36 am | Comments closed 
As racial justice protests continue here in New York City, here is a look at one of the recent events that took place at the East River Park Amphitheater. … By The Lo-Down in Community Organizations, coronavirus, Parks and Recreation on June 26, 2020 7:16 pm | Comments closed 
UPDATE (06-22-20): The park jumped the gun a bit, over the weekend, but is now officially open. UPDATE (06-20-20): The park was definitely open … 
Thanks to Andrea DiFiore (@andreadifiore62) for this photo of Corlears Hook in lush, spring green. … 
Thanks to Andrea DiFiore for sending along these photos of Magnolias in bloom around East River Park. In spite of it all, it’s nice to … 
The $6 million renovation of Seward Park was completed several weeks ago, and people in the neighborhood have been enjoying the much-improved plaza linking … By The Lo-Down in Lower East Side News, Parks and Recreation on January 17, 2020 8:32 am | Comments closed 
The Parks Without Borders $6 million dollar facelift at Seward Park has been completed. The project touts lower fences, a new library stone courtyard, an expanded garden, ampitheatre seating and new fitness equipment – not to mention lower fencing around the entire periphery. … By The Lo-Down in Community Organizations, Parks and Recreation on December 13, 2019 1:15 pm | Comments closed |
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