Coffey Park in Red Hook Brooklyn is cozy and warm all winter long.

SummerStage is a performance festival with shows in Parks throughout New York City now celebrating its 25th Anniversary.

Thousands raise millions for AIDS research, at the annual event in Central Park, first organized by Gay Men's Health Crisis over 20 years ago.

Isamu Noguchi's legacy is alive and well in western Queens.

Community Gardens, now thriving all over New York City, first put roots down on Manhattan's Lower East Side over 30 years ago.

Interview with Mayor Ed Koch.

Members of the Long Island City Boathouse paddle from Queens to the Brooklyn Bridge, at sunset.

The first dog run in the city has become the hottest East Village hang-out for everyone on two legs... or four.

The British Memorial Garden at Hanover Square was anointed by royalty and now serves "commoners" in Lower Manhattan.

Students from Rosie O'Donnell's school for the dramatic arts performs at the block party organized by the community at the Park next door.

Concrete Plant Park, on the Bronx River, has been transformed from a waterfront wasteland to a wonderland, thanks to the collaborative efforts of its neighbors, the Bronx River Alliance, and NYC Parks & Recreation.