Park Events — Central Park News

Eyewitness Julianne Miller reported seeing carriage horse Deniz stumbling near the plaza before collapsing on Central Park South on Tuesday afternoon.

Twelve animal protection units assembled near Central Park South on Tuesday afternoon following the sudden physical collapse of a carriage horse.

Local soccer fans and international visitors will experience restricted access across the northern landscape this summer as major athletic viewing events take over the grass.

Following the tragic death of carriage horse Deniz, animal welfare groups are questioning how long is Central Park loop carriage routes for working teams.

Central Park prepares for a 50,000-fan World Cup Watch Party on the Great Lawn, while the nearby Conservatory Water closes for restoration.

A major winter storm dropped nine inches of snow on Central Park, opening Pilgrim Hill for sledding. Read the latest weather maintenance updates.

NYC Parks Commissioner Sue Donoghue approved a free staging of Julius Caesar at West 103rd Street, bringing mobile classical theater to the northern hills.

A historic winter storm dropped 14 inches of snow on Central Park, prompting emergency maintenance clearing and opening designated sledding hills.

NYC Parks Commissioner Sue Donoghue approved an expanded schedule of free public theatrical performances, bringing classic drama to West 103rd Street.