Socrates Sculpture Park, on the Queens side of the East River Waterfront, is an exhibition space like no other.

NYC Parks offers a free aquatics program for people with disabilities at nine locations throughout the city. The program includes exercise therapy and swim instruction.

The Boathouse on Meadow Lake in Flushing Meadows Corona Park in Queens, is home to three unique institutions: Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival, The American Small Craft Association, and Row New York.

The Central Park Conservancy's "A Clearing in the Forest" series combines eco-education and multicultural family fun at interactive dance, music, art, storytelling, wildlife, and puppetry performances. Programs happen on alternating Sundays at 12:00 pm in the Park's most natural playground, The Peter Jay Sharp Children's Glade (located inside the Park near West 106th Street). Pack a picnic, grab your blanket, and get ready to discover Central Park in a whole new way!

Meet Frasier Holloway, the gardener at Bartow-Pell Mansion in Pelham Bay Park in the Bronx and tour the grounds. His garden is a recent recipient of the American Express Partners in Preservation Grant.

Third graders track salamanders in Pelham Bay Park in the Bronx.

School children and office workers alike grow vegetables in Lower Manhattan!

Check out Stan's Pepper Steppers, tournament champions based out of Queens demo in Washington Square Park.

Sarita Ekya, owner of S'MAC, brings macaroni & cheese to First Park.

Explore gardens and galleries in The Bronx on the banks of the historic Hudson River.