Weekly Walks

Join us on select Wednesdays for a short virtual stroll through Central Park.
Can't visit the Park in person? No problem. Our expert guides are bringing its sweeping views and stunning vistas, sublime natural wonders and thriving wildlife to you.
You only have to register once to access our weekly virtual strolls through Central Park that showcase some of the flowers and trees currently in bloom, share Park history, and give you a much-needed mid-week recharge.
This FREE Zoom series takes place on select Wednesdays at 12:30 pm ET. Once you’re registered, you'll receive a confirmation email and weekly reminders with a link to access all Weekly Walks going forward. You can also catch the walks on-demand via the Conservancy's YouTube channel.
Upcoming Weekly Walks
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Weekly Walks: SummerStage
12:30 pmIf you pass by one of Central Park’s concert stages, under its arches, or through landscapes like Strawberry Fields, you're likely to hear some music in the air. The Park has always been a home for music and performers, and with the City Park Foundation's flagship SummerStage series, this tradition continues today.
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Weekly Walks: Bruce Kelly’s Central Park
12:30 pmHonor the life and legacy of landscape architect Bruce Kelly, who worked to restore Central Park in the 1980s and to whom we owe the beloved Strawberry Fields.
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Weekly Walks: Good Morning, Central Park!
12:30 pmWake up, New York! Whether an early bird or a night owl, you’ll enjoy this Weekly Walk dedicated to Central Park’s early hours on this summer solstice walk.
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Weekly Walks: Keeping Central Park Clean
12:30 pmEnjoy an early summer stroll along our neat and tidy paths while we learn what it takes to keep the Park clean—and how you can help!
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Weekly Walks: April Fools’ Day in Central Park
Join us on a walk through the Park’s north end as we explore the Charles A. Dana Discovery Center and Harlem Meer’s role in bringing our community together.
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Weekly Walks: Pan-American Day in Central Park
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Weekly Walks: Earth Month in Central Park
Explore the beauty and purpose of Central Park’s native meadows as we discuss climate change, its effects on the Park, and the Conservancy’s efforts to create a more resilient landscape. On our way, we will ask ourselves: how can we take better care of Central Park—and the earth?
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Weekly Walks: Happy Birthday, William Shakespeare
“My dancing soul doth celebrate,” wrote Shakespeare. Celebrate the Bard's birthday with a walk through Shakespeare Garden where we’ll share some of our favorite Shakespearean quotes as we take in the spring blooms.
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Weekly Walks: Obscure Statues Series Comeback
“My dancing soul doth celebrate,” wrote Shakespeare. Celebrate the Bard's birthday with a walk through Shakespeare Garden where we’ll share some of our favorite Shakespearean quotes as we take in the spring blooms.
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Weekly Walks: Japan Day @ Central Park
Come get Kawaii with us for Japan Day! This spring-time festival is held annually in Central Park to celebrate Japanese culture, art, tradition, and food. In this Weekly Walk, we will discover the history behind the parade and explore many joyful memories of Japan Days past.
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Weekly Walks: Mother’s Day in the Park
Happy Mother's Day! From playgrounds to picnic spots, we'll visit some of the many places that remind us Central Park has always been a favorite destination for moms and all those who care for us.
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Weekly Walks: Black Birders Week
Birding is a social activity. In this Weekly Walk, we will discuss the origin and importance of Black Birders Week and share the fundamentals, tips, tricks, and proper etiquette for birding in Central Park.
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Weekly Walks: The Civil War in Central Park
How did the Civil War affect Central Park? Come find out as we step back in history and take a close look at some of the landscapes and landmarks that speak to this time.
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