Evolving Visions: NYC Parks from Robert Moses to Today. Join us for a discussion that explores the impact of Robert Moses on New York City's parks.

Since 1910, the Department of Parks & Recreation has provided the most affordable and extensive network of recreational services throughout New York City. Our recreation centers …

We offer a variety of swim programs, ranging from learn to swim lessons to recreational swimming to training for swim team competitions. To find indoor pools near you, please visit our Pools …

GreenThumb, the largest community gardening program in the nation, provides programming and material support to over 550 community gardens in New York City. Community Gardens are …

9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. NYC Parks is pleased to present Brooklyn Dreamland, Land without Shadows, an exhibition of paintings and drawings by Christopher Spinelli depicting a bygone …

Employee Resources. We know that life as a "Parkie" doesn't always involve sitting at a desk. That's why we are pleased to offer our employees access to critical forms and information at …

Facilities. There's always something to do in a park. Take a look at our list of facilities and amenities, and you can get started on your next trip outdoors.

Explore over 550 unique green spaces in this online map where you can connect with the volunteer community garden groups. The majority of community gardens were abandoned lots …

Start Your Journey. Ready to accept the challenge? Take the first steps toward your future: Prep. Find out if you meet the age, vision, and physical requirements to become an NYC Lifeguard …

Admission. Adults: Free (if you bring your own skates) Seniors: Free (if you bring your own skates) Children: Free (if you bring your own skates) Skate Rental: $15-$50. Skate rental …