New York Restoration Project (NYRP) invites New Yorkers to celebrate the value of family and the incredible opportunity nature provides for fun time together at New York Restoration Project’s 5th Annual Family Day at Swindler Cove Park, a five-acre park along the Harlem River. From art activities with MoMA to hands-on hikes, NYRP welcomes NYC families to engage in all things
nature. Environmental educators will lead families in a variety of activities centered on family, nature and health, including gardening demonstrations, animal shows, games and ways families can be green, together.
Nestled in Upper Manhattan, Swindler Cove Park represents the crown jewel of NYRP’s public park projects, encompassing five beautifully reclaimed acres along the Harlem River – including the Peter Jay Sharp Boathouse and Riley-Levin Children’s Garden. An oasis of native natural habitats, Swindler Cove features an urban forest, the only saltwater marsh on the island of Manhattan’s shoreline and an abundance of wildlife to explore and experience along the Harlem Riverfront.
NYRP, a non-profit organization dedicated to restoring and maintaining New York City parks and community gardens in under-resourced NYC neighborhoods.
Saturday, June 11th 11:00 am – 3:00 pm
Swindler Cove Park (Harlem River Drive and Dyckman Street, Inwood – Entrance at 10th & Dyckman Ave.)
Subway Directions: A, C or 1 Train to Dyckman Ave.
About New York Restoration Project New York Restoration Project (NYRP) is a non-profit organization dedicated to reclaiming and restoring New York City parks, community gardens and open space. Since the organization’s founding by Bette Midler in 1995, NYRP has achieved dramatic results by investing in the greening and beautification of underserved communities
throughout New York City and educating thousands of residents about environmental issues. In partnership with the City of New York, NYRP is also leading MillionTreesNYC. For more information, visit www.nyrp.org.
