Community & Philanthropy — Central Park News

Over 400 dogs and their owners gathered for Cornell's "Bark in the Park" fundraiser in Central Park on September 26, 2026. Simultaneously, the historic Swedish Cottage Marionette Theater announced a $10.4 million renovation, ensuring its cultural future.

A dedicated local advocate successfully secured a $500,000 grant to enhance accessibility within Central Park. This critical funding will impact thousands of New Yorkers seeking easier park access.

Bark in the Park gathered 400 dogs and owners in Central Park for a Cornell fundraiser, supporting vital veterinary programs. See event highlights.

The second annual Cornell Riney Canine Health Center 5K in Central Park raised $75,000 on March 30, 2026, boosting vital disease research.

The second annual Cornell Riney Canine Health Center 5K in Central Park raised over $75,000 for vital research. Participants and their dogs celebrated.

Central Park's 2nd annual Cornell Riney Canine Health Center 5K raised over $75,000 for vital canine disease research on March 30, 2026. Discover how local efforts combat pet illnesses now.

The second annual Cornell Riney Canine Health Center 5K in Central Park raised over $30,000, supporting vital canine disease research.

Central Park is celebrating spring with events like 'Bark in the Park,' bringing hundreds of dogs and owners together for a Cornell fundraiser.

Central Park Conservancy announced a $10.4 million renovation for the Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre, improving accessibility and preserving history.