In the spring of 2019, a dozen sculpted birds will join those winging their way through murals in […]
Category Archive: Audubon Park
Christmastime is upon us here in Manhattan’s Audubon Park. Wreaths and garlands are appearing on doors and windows […]
Each year, as part of the global Jane’s Walk weekend honoring the great urban activist Jane Jacobs, the […]
The distinctive footprint that disrupts Manhattan’s grid west of Broadway between 155th and 158th Streets—the Audubon Park Historic […]
This year’s Audubon birthday party sponsored by the Riverside Oval Association, will coincide with the global “Jane’s Walk” […]
In 2009, when New York City’s Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) reviewed the proposal for an Audubon Park Historic […]
Over the course of an overcast and rainy week this last month, the newest installment in the Audubon […]
Photo by Jeanne Ollivierre
An illustrated talk by Matthew Spady Presented by The Bloomingdale Neighborhood History Group Thursday evening, June 4, 2015 […]
Second event in three-part series The Power of Place: How Audubon Park Disrupted Manhattan’s Grid Audubon Park: Riverside […]
