Arts & Culture — Central Park News

Central Park's Lawn Bowling Club celebrates its 100th anniversary this summer, honoring a century of community and sport. This historic milestone impacts local heritage.

An independent filmmaker's recent work captures the dynamic, authentic essence of Central Park's daily life, offering a unique perspective on urban nature and community.

"It's a visual love letter to the city's heart," says filmmaker Ethan Barber, whose short film captures the essence of Central Park and the Upper East Side.

Filmmaker Ethan Barber's new short, 'UES & Central Park: A Day in May,' captures stunning views of Manhattan's Upper East Side and Central Park. Releasing May 18, 2026, it offers a fresh perspective on urban life.

Director Ethan Barber's new short film 'Veridian Echoes' captures Central Park's serene beauty and urban rhythm. Shot on a Fujifilm X-M5 in May 2026, the film offers a unique visual narrative, impacting local film enthusiasts and park-goers.

A Manhattan photographer's decades-long project meticulously documents Central Park's changing architectural details, offering a unique historical perspective.

Central Park announced its extensive 2026 summer lineup, featuring diverse concerts, cultural events, and family activities for millions of visitors. Plan your unforgettable New York City experience.

Belvedere Castle's $15 million restoration in Central Park is nearing completion for a Fall 2026 reopening. The project revitalizes the iconic structure, enhances visitor accessibility, and underscores the Conservancy's commitment to park heritage.

Central Park's 149-year-old Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre begins its first major renovation since 1997, ensuring its future for young audiences.