October Secrets of Central Park
Wednesdays at 12:30 pm
Can’t visit the Park in person? No problem. Our expert guides are bringing its sweeping views, stunning vistas, sublime natural wonders, and thriving wildlife to you!
Please note that you need to register to gain access to October's Secrets of Central Park. Your registration for September will not extend into October. For information on how to register, please email [email protected] and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
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October 1: Visitor Center Walk
Feeling a little lost around the Park? Stop by a Central Park Conservancy visitor center and speak to one of our friendly Visitor Service Representatives! They'll be happy to assist you on your journey through the urban oasis. Learn more about our visitor centers, which offer maps, information, and even gifts inspired by the Park. -
October 8: A Duck's Day in Central Park
As one of the most familiar and beloved animals in the Park, our ducks have made quite the splash throughout Central Park’s history. Join us at the water's edge to admire our lovely feathered friends and their unique perspective on the Park. -
October 15: Hope, Dreams, and Imagination
A stroll through the Park feels like walking through a dream—with sunlight dancing through the trees, the air alive with birdsong, and every corner inviting wonder. It's a place where imagination awakens, hope feels tangible, and the heart is free to wander. Together, we’ll explore how the Park inspires these feelings unlike anywhere else in the City. -
October 22: Perimeter Time
Ever stopped and wondered about Central Park's perimeter? There's more to it than just sandstone walls and monuments. Through its gates, the perimeter hosts exciting community events, playgrounds, and historic landmarks. Come join us as we discover the perimeter and see what's happening just beyond the walls! -
October 29: A Look at the Pumpkin Flotilla
The word "flotilla" might be new to those without a nautical background, and even the most knowledgeable sailor has probably never encountered a flotilla quite like ours. Whether you've attended in person or are new to the event, come discover more about Halloween on the Harlem Meer—an annual event held in Central Park’s north end for over 30 years.