The Lower East SIde Ecology Center accepts organic and electronic materials which the multifaceted organization composts and recycles.

This theater was originally constructed as a model schoolhouse for Sweden's contribution to the 1876 Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia. In 1877, Frederick Law Olmsted moved the Cottage to its present site in Central Park. In 1947, it became the headquarters of Parks' Traveling Marionette Theatre, and in 1973, it was remodeled to include a permanent stage. Since then this small wooden lodge has hosted daily marionette shows that bring fairy tales alive for enchanted audiences.

MillionTreesNYC Stewardship Corps members learn how to care for and adopt trees on their block, around their neighborhood and in their parks. Learn how you can join The Corps.

Within the enchanting setting of the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory, model trains zip over bridges and past replicas of New York landmarks made of plant parts such as nuts, bark, and leaves. Show favorites include the original Yankee Stadium, Stature of Liberty, and Brooklyn Bridge.

The Rouge Tomate Cart in The Park, located at 64th St & 5th Ave, takes "street food" to a wholesome new level.

A visit to the Old Stone House in Park Slope, Brooklyn.

Lower Manhattan's Columbus Park is situated in the heart of one of the oldest residential areas of Manhattan. It's Pavilion has served generations.

Urban Park Rangers unlock the magic of the Little Red Lighthouse made famous by Hildegarde H. Swift's 1942 children's book.

Explore Brooklyn's new front yard on the spectacularly picturesque waterfront and discover the cornucopia of free programming that awaits visitors.

At this annual festival held in Central Park, members of the public can meet birds of prey.