Join author Mindy Fullilove and discussants Helena Hansen and Jack Saul in celebrating the publication of Urban Alchemy: Restoring Joy in America's Fractured Cities. What if divided neighborhoods…
This total body workout is a great way to develop superior core muscle power and tone, all with a beautiful view of the Hudson.
Get fit this summer with innovative exercises designed by top trainers to utilize the Park’s best natural features: rocks, trails, stairs, hills, and gorgeous open lawns. First come first served first 20!
For a breath of fresh air, take your workout outdoors!
Just show up ready to work out!
Sunrise Tai Chi Classes with Robert Martinez, certified Tai Chi Instructor.
Tai Chi and Eternal Spring are instructed by members of the Tai Chi Chuan Center for all ages and experience levels.
Dr. Mindy Thompson Fullilove will present Urban Alchemy, Restoring Joy in America's Sorted-Out Cities, published by New Village Press. The presentation will be followed by a conversation with William Morrish on the intersections of public health and urbanism.
The announcement that DEC will prohibit fracking in NYS may lead some to believe that now we’re “safe.” However, pipelines, compressor stations, storage caverns and LNG facilities have been and remain the current threat. “The Real Cost of Fracking” authors, Michelle Bamberger and Robert Oswald, will demonstrate why such infrastructure may actually be WORSE than drilling in its health impacts on humans, animals, and our food shed.
There are plenty of reasons why making your own surface cleaner is an excellent idea.
Whether you're concerned about saving money, the environment, or your health, this simple DIY project will make a difference!
A full day of local and Mid-Atlantic regional Transition and Permaculture exhibits and resiliency presentations!
Fort Tryon Park towers above the Hudson River and offers commanding views of the Palisades and the lower Hudson Valley. As one of the highest points in Manhattan, it challenges the notion that Manhattan’s best vistas are from its skyscrapers. The Heather Garden – the parks most notable horticultural feature – is a three-acre garden that sits on the park’s Western side along the Hudson River.