Join us for a special Saturday morning planting bulbs for the Spring! This year we have ordered “Poeticus Recurvus” daffodils, “Gipsy Queen” hyacinths and “Globemaster” alliums. These will provide gorgeous, early spring color to our parterre at the south of the Park. We also need help with raking up the fall leaves, so come join us and see how you can help beautify your local green space!

Free coffee and donuts provided, please bring your own water bottle. Meet at the Fountain.

Email info@chpc-nyc.org with any questions.

Come join the Friends of City Hall Park for a special tree-themed “It’s My Park Day!” on Saturday, October 26th. From 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM, there will be leaf raking, planting, general clean-up and the creation of a sidewalk chalk art forest . At 1:00 PM, join a short walking tour entitled “Introducing CHP Trees” with naturalist, writer, and photographer Gail Karlsson.

Meet at the welcome table near the Park entrance at Broadway and Warren Street.

You asked, we delivered! The Conservancy is pleased to announce two YOGA classes to be held on the Broadway Lawn (corner of Broadway and Chambers, enter at Warren Street) led by instructors from Fierce Grace studio on Fulton Street. We will have some clean yoga mats available for use, or bring your own. Don’t forget a water bottle! Suggested donation of $10, but not required. Funds help us keep the Park clean and bring more programming.

THURSDAY AUGUST 1st - 5:30-6:30 pm

You asked, we delivered! The Conservancy is pleased to announce two YOGA classes to be held on the Broadway Lawn (corner of Broadway and Chambers, enter at Warren Street) led by instructors from Fierce Grace studio on Fulton Street. We will have some clean yoga mats available for use, or bring your own. Don’t forget a water bottle! Suggested donation of $10, but not required. Funds help us keep the Park clean and bring more programming.

THURSDAY JULY 18th - 5:30-6:30 pm

THURSDAY AUGUST 1st - 5:30-6:30 pm

Spring t’ai chi is back at City Hall Park! We will meet on Saturday mornings at 11:00 AM on the pavement at the Northeast corner of the Tweed Courthouse. Bring a water bottle and comfortable shoes! Visit taichichuan.org the school's website for more information on the practice of t’ai chi.

T’ai Chi Chuan is a system of movement practiced for health, vitality, stress reduction, and balance. Unlike exercise which relies on muscular force and tension, the graceful movements of T’ai Chi emphasize relaxation and strength through balance. Join senior instructor, Kate Mansfield, from the New York School of T’ai Chi Chuan for an introductory class, including a short demo followed by a class teaching some of the basic movements found in the Tai Chi form and related Qigong. Her intention is to offer you a class that is easy to follow, enjoyable, and both energizing and relaxing!

Spring t’ai chi is back at City Hall Park! We will meet on Saturday mornings at 11:00 AM on the pavement at the Northeast corner of the Tweed Courthouse. Bring a water bottle and comfortable shoes! Visit taichichuan.org the school's website for more information on the practice of t’ai chi.

T’ai Chi Chuan is a system of movement practiced for health, vitality, stress reduction, and balance. Unlike exercise which relies on muscular force and tension, the graceful movements of T’ai Chi emphasize relaxation and strength through balance. Join senior instructor, Kate Mansfield, from the New York School of T’ai Chi Chuan for an introductory class, including a short demo followed by a class teaching some of the basic movements found in the Tai Chi form and related Qigong. Her intention is to offer you a class that is easy to follow, enjoyable, and both energizing and relaxing!

Spring t’ai chi is back at City Hall Park! We will meet on Saturday mornings at 11:00 AM on the lawn or pavement at the Northeast corner of the Tweed Courthouse. Bring a water bottle and comfortable shoes! Visit taichichuan.org the school's website for more information on the practice of t’ai chi.

T’ai Chi Chuan is a system of movement practiced for health, vitality, stress reduction, and balance. Unlike exercise which relies on muscular force and tension, the graceful movements of T’ai Chi emphasize relaxation and strength through balance. Join senior instructor, Kate Mansfield, from the New York School of T’ai Chi Chuan for an introductory class, including a short demo followed by a class teaching some of the basic movements found in the Tai Chi form and related Qigong. Her intention is to offer you a class that is easy to follow, enjoyable, and both energizing and relaxing!

Spring t’ai chi is back at City Hall Park! We will meet on Saturday mornings at 11:00 AM on the lawn or pavement at the Northeast corner of the Tweed Courthouse. Bring a water bottle and comfortable shoes! Visit taichichuan.org the school's website for more information on the practice of t’ai chi.

T’ai Chi Chuan is a system of movement practiced for health, vitality, stress reduction, and balance. Unlike exercise which relies on muscular force and tension, the graceful movements of T’ai Chi emphasize relaxation and strength through balance. Join senior instructor, Kate Mansfield, from the New York School of T’ai Chi Chuan for an introductory class, including a short demo followed by a class teaching some of the basic movements found in the Tai Chi form and related Qigong. Her intention is to offer you a class that is easy to follow, enjoyable, and both energizing and relaxing!

We’re back with four sessions of fall t’ai chi in City Hall Park! Remaining dates are October 14th and 28th. We will meet on Saturday mornings at 11:00 AM on the lawn or pavement at the Northeast corner of the Tweed Courthouse. Bring a water bottle and comfortable shoes! Visit taichichuan.org the school's website for more information on the practice of t’ai chi.

T’ai Chi Chuan is a system of movement practiced for health, vitality, stress reduction, and balance. Unlike exercise which relies on muscular force and tension, the graceful movements of T’ai Chi emphasize relaxation and strength through balance. Join senior instructor, Kate Mansfield, from the New York School of T’ai Chi Chuan for an introductory class, including a short demo followed by a class teaching some of the basic movements found in the Tai Chi form and related Qigong. Her intention is to offer you a class that is easy to follow, enjoyable, and both energizing and relaxing!

A new series of volunteer gardening days starts this month, called “Second Saturdays. These mornings will be filled with meeting your neighbors, coffee from Variety Roasters, and the satisfaction of helping your community! Come join us this Saturday October 14th at 9:00 AM as we meet in the northern section of the Park - at the Warren Street Gate and the Commons Lawn - to pick up branches, rake fall leaves, and deadhead the Pollinator Corner. All ages welcome! Email info@chpc-nyc.org for more information.

We’re back with four sessions of fall t’ai chi in City Hall Park! Running for four Saturdays: September 16th and 30th, October 14th and 28th. We will meet on Saturday mornings at 11:00 AM on the lawn or pavement at the Northeast corner of the Tweed Courthouse. Bring a water bottle and comfortable shoes! Visit taichichuan.org the school's website for more information on the practice of t’ai chi.

T’ai Chi Chuan is a system of movement practiced for health, vitality, stress reduction, and balance. Unlike exercise which relies on muscular force and tension, the graceful movements of T’ai Chi emphasize relaxation and strength through balance. Join senior instructor, Kate Mansfield, from the New York School of T’ai Chi Chuan for an introductory class, including a short demo followed by a class teaching some of the basic movements found in the Tai Chi form and related Qigong. Her intention is to offer you a class that is easy to follow, enjoyable, and both energizing and relaxing!

We will meet on Saturday morning on the lawn or pavement at the Northeast corner of the Tweed Courthouse. Bring a water bottle and comfortable shoes! Visit taichichuan.org the school's website for more information on the practice of t’ai chi.

T’ai Chi Chuan is a system of movement practiced for health, vitality, stress reduction, and balance. Unlike exercise which relies on muscular force and tension, the graceful movements of T’ai Chi emphasize relaxation and strength through balance. Join senior instructor, Kate Mansfield, from the New York School of T’ai Chi Chuan for an introductory class, including a short demo followed by a class teaching some of the basic movements found in the Tai Chi form and related Qigong. Her intention is to offer you a class that is easy to follow, enjoyable, and both energizing and relaxing!

Come celebrate Earth Day in City Hall Park! Enjoy the blossoming bulbs, sit at our new bistro tables, meet the Conservancy community, and lend a hand to help keep our neighborhood park looking lovely . Along with special volunteer gardening opportunities, we’ll have the following activities for all:

• 10 AM - Children’s art project led by the Church Street School of Music and Art

• 11 AM - Community t’ai chi led by Kate Mansfield of the NY School of T’ai Chi Chuan by Tweed Courthouse

• 12 PM - Live music performance at the Fountain

• Make-your-own seed bombs

• Help plant and clean-up in the Park!

With Partership for Parks and our very own NYC Parks Dept Gardener, we’ll be hosting a volunteer work day in City Hall Park on Friday, March 31st from 10 am - 1 pm. Come meet at the work shed located in the northwest corner of the Park adjacent to the Tweed Courthouse in the morning to receive tools, instructions and guidance. We’ll be working together to rake, spread mulch and weed our Pollinator Garden as we prepare the Park for Spring. Please register by sending an email to info@chpc-nyc.org.

Come join us as we plant crocus and daffodil bulbs in the NE section of the Park, and celebrate Fall together! Cider and donuts provided. Join wild foods author Marie Viljoen on a botanical walk around City Hall Park. Come and discover the edible urban forest hiding in plain sight. Among other plants we will meet the stately ginkgo, one of the oldest living and most revered tree species on the planet, whose stinky fruit can be transformed into a delectable snack.

We’ll also be hosting a fall-themed book reading by the New York Public Library for children.

Line-up of events:

10:00 AM - Urban Park Rangers & Fall Art Projects (stone cairn painting and gingko leaf printing - bring an old T-shirt to print on if you’d like!)

11:00 AM - Gingko Walk and Plant Talk by Marie Viljoen of 66 Square Feet

We will meet on Saturday morning on the lawn or pavement at the Northeast corner of the Tweed Courthouse (NE corner of the Park). Bring a water bottle and comfortable shoes! Visit the school website for more information on the practice of t’ai chi: taichichuan.org.

T’ai Chi Chuan is a system of movement practiced for health, vitality, stress reduction, and balance. Unlike exercise which relies on muscular force and tension, the graceful movements of T’ai Chi emphasize relaxation and strength through balance. Join senior instructor, Kate Mansfield, from the New York School of T’ai Chi Chuan for an introductory class, including a short demo followed by a class teaching some of the basic movements found in the Tai Chi form and related Qigong. Her intention is to offer you a class that is easy to follow, enjoyable, and both energizing and relaxing!

We will meet on Saturday morning on the lawn or pavement at the Northeast corner of the Tweed Courthouse (NE corner of the Park). Bring a water bottle and comfortable shoes! Visit the school website for more information on the practice of t’ai chi: taichichuan.org.

T’ai Chi Chuan is a system of movement practiced for health, vitality, stress reduction, and balance. Unlike exercise which relies on muscular force and tension, the graceful movements of T’ai Chi emphasize relaxation and strength through balance. Join senior instructor, Kate Mansfield, from the New York School of T’ai Chi Chuan for an introductory class, including a short demo followed by a class teaching some of the basic movements found in the Tai Chi form and related Qigong. Her intention is to offer you a class that is easy to follow, enjoyable, and both energizing and relaxing!

We will meet on Saturday morning on the lawn located to the northeast of the Tweed Courthouse (NE corner of the Park). Bring a water bottle and comfortable shoes! Visit the school website for more information on the practice of t’ai chi: taichichuan.org.

T’ai Chi Chuan is a system of movement practiced for health, vitality, stress reduction, and balance. Unlike exercise which relies on muscular force and tension, the graceful movements of T’ai Chi emphasize relaxation and strength through balance. Join senior instructor, Kate Mansfield, from the New York School of T’ai Chi Chuan for an introductory class, including a short demo followed by a class teaching some of the basic movements found in the Tai Chi form and related Qigong. Her intention is to offer you a class that is easy to follow, enjoyable, and both energizing and relaxing!

We will meet on Saturday morning on the lawn located to the northeast of the Tweed Courthouse (NE corner of the Park). Bring a water bottle and comfortable shoes! Visit the school website below for more information on the practice of t’ai chi: taichichuan.org.

T’ai Chi Chuan is a system of movement practiced for health, vitality, stress reduction, and balance. Unlike exercise which relies on muscular force and tension, the graceful movements of T’ai Chi emphasize relaxation and strength through balance. Join senior instructor, Kate Mansfield, from the New York School of T’ai Chi Chuan for an introductory class, including a short demo followed by a class teaching some of the basic movements found in the Tai Chi form and related Qigong. Her intention is to offer you a class that is easy to follow, enjoyable, and both energizing and relaxing!

Come join us in City Hall Park to celebrate Earth Day 2022! Meet at the northeast corner of the Park, near the Tweed Courthouse. Please register on our contact page. We will be hosting a fun morning with the following activities:

• Volunteer gardening and clean up, including planting in our new Pollinator Garden

• A visit from a NYC Urban Park Ranger

• A recycled art project led by teachers from the Church Street School for Music and Art!