Community & Philanthropy — Central Park News

The new Central Park Obelisk Foundation seeks $5 million to preserve Cleopatra's Needle, the park's ancient Egyptian landmark, from urban decay. Learn how to help.

Central Park Conservancy unveiled new guidelines to streamline press inquiries, enhancing transparency and communication for news outlets covering the park.

Central Park Conservancy boosts transparency for media inquiries, implementing new guidelines for press access. The move aims to streamline official communications and foster accurate reporting for visitors and local news.

Exonerated members of the Central Park 5 have filed a federal defamation lawsuit over recent debate comments, seeking damages for ongoing reputational harm.

A protest of 120 activists gathered near the Courtyard by Marriott New York Manhattan/Central Park hotel to demand a ban on carriage horses.

A protest of 150 activists gathered near the Central Park Tower penthouse area to hold a vigil and demand a ban on horse-drawn carriages.

Protests erupted near Central Park South after a carriage horse collapsed and died Tuesday, sparking fresh legislative demands for an industry ban.

A free FIFA World Cup 2026 watch party is set for the Great Lawn, with organizers planning logistics around the NYC Central Park weather forecast.

Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine approved official Knicks fan zones in Central Park to manage crowds following the team's playoff victory.