Parks Department

Five-year-old East Village eatery S'MAC will open in the park kiosk on First Avenue and E. Houston Street, staff said.

The city received no responses to a request for proposals for the food truck.

Residents questioned 5th Precinct officers about the Columbus Park incident at a meeting Wednesday.

Hundreds of volunteers will work over the weekend to beautify the city's green spaces at It's My Park Day.

After losing appeal, art vendors to be limited in Union Square, Central Park, Battery Park and the High Line.

Inwood's Native American heritage will be celebrated at the Parks Department ninth annual Drums Along the Hudson.

Don Pintabona, from DeNiro's Tribeca Grill, tapped to run Union Square Park's controversial seasonal restaurant.

The New Amsterdam Plein & Pavilion opened in front of the Whitehall Ferry Terminal on Thursday.

Parents were angry when the new $4.5 million playground closed for much of the winter.

The Parks Department says the historic tower will stay closed, pending $2 million in structural repairs.

The pillared building now serves as a recreation center.

Inwood parents are worried mats at the Indian Road Playground could get dangerously hot in the sun.

Live music, entertainment and animal presentations are planned for the second annual Urban Wildlife Appreciation Day.

Lower East Side volunteers participated in a community-driven design session to help guide Gulick Park's renovation.

Four years after Claremont Riding Academy closed, the city is bringing horseback riding back to Central Park.