Latest News from Central Park, NYC

Central Park's Arsenal Gallery hosts an exhibition celebrating the Ebony Society of NYC Parks' 40th anniversary. Running from January 23 to March 13, 2026, it highlights four decades of service.

Central Park became a hub of winter activity as New Yorkers flocked to create snowpeople on Monday, following a major storm that delivered nearly 20 inches of snow to the city.

The February 23, 2026 blizzard deposited 19.7 inches of snow in Central Park, securing its place as the ninth biggest snowstorm in New York City's recorded history since 1869.

Following a major snowstorm on February 23, 2026, Central Park became a winter wonderland, drawing New Yorkers to enjoy various snow-related activities and fostering community spirit.

Central Park measured approximately 20 inches (50 cm) of snow on February 23, 2026, as a powerful blizzard swept through New York City, posing operational challenges.

Central Park experienced a historic snowstorm on February 23, 2026, transforming its landscape under a significant blanket of snow and prompting city-wide advisories.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration is backing the 15 mph cycling speed limit in Central Park, a controversial measure aimed at enhancing safety for all park users.

Following a historic blizzard on February 26, 2026, New School students faced dangerous commutes near Central Park, questioning the university's decision to reopen.

Central Park transformed by the February 2026 blizzard, the first in a decade, experiencing unprecedented snow accumulation, closures, and operational challenges for the city.