Summer Streets

The 10th Annual "Summer Streets" event returns this summer with a water park. 

The narrow streets of the Financial District will have a respite from cars on Aug. 13.

Nearly seven miles of Manhattan roadways will be closed to traffic the first three Saturdays in August.

The massive, inflatable slide will be blown up in Foley Square on Aug. 8 and Aug. 15.

Shore Boulevard along the Astoria Park waterfront will close down to cars for three Sundays in August.

The Park Avenue Tunnel has been added to the Summer Streets route for the first time.

There's plenty of fun planned in car-free streets during the fifth annual Summer Streets program.

Summer Streets will make nearly seven miles of Manhattan streets more pedestrian friendly this August.

A sand castle shaped like a dragon was built in Foley Square Saturday as part of the city's Summer Streets program.

This year's Summer Streets festival, which closes off city streets for three consecutive Saturdays, is focusing on healthy eating and exercise.

The Change by Us NYC campaign hopes to connect people with eco-friendly ideas to city agencies that will help them bring them into reality.

Knicks legend John Starks and Mets icon John Franco previewed this year's "Summer Streets" events.

The Dumpster pools will be set up on Park Avenue and 40th Street as part of the city's Summer Streets program.

Dumpster pools will come to Manhattan this summer after being offered in Brooklyn last year.