Latest News from Central Park, NYC

After a significant snowfall, Central Park becomes a playground for families enjoying winter activities like sledding and building snowmen.

Central Park experienced significant snowfall, transforming the landscape and drawing visitors for winter fun.

A major snowstorm has severely disrupted travel in New York, affecting Central Park and resulting in delays and power outages.

Central Park sees heavy snow accumulation, creating a beautiful yet hazardous environment for visitors this winter morning.

Central Park celebrates Hanukkah with the lighting of the world's largest menorah, drawing thousands to this festive event every December.

Join the Scandal & Vice Walking Tour on December 13, 2025, to explore the lesser-known histories of Central Park. This unique tour reveals the controversies and stories that shaped the park.

Join us at Grand Army Plaza starting December 14, 2025, for the lighting of the world's largest menorah. Celebrate Hanukkah with a grand festive spirit in Central Park.

Celebrate the holiday season with the Holiday Open Streets event starting December 14, 2025. Enjoy a pedestrian-friendly Fifth Avenue and its festive activities near Central Park.

The 36-foot menorah has been recently installed at Grand Army Plaza near Central Park and will be lit nightly during Hanukkah, promoting cultural celebrations and community spirit.