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Dance with us at ¡Arriba! on the High Line

August 13, 6 – 9pm
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Wellness programs

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What's next for the Plinth?

Share your thoughts on the 62 Plinth artwork proposals
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Making Moves: Community Art Party

Join us for family fun on August 29
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A pollinator paradise

Celebrating the plants that nurture our thriving community of pollinators
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The Bamiyan Buddhas: Defying destruction through the power of public art

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The Light That Shines Through the Universe: Lectures & Meditations

Engage with themes central to Tuan Andrew Nguyen’s work
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Stargazing on the High Line

Tuesdays at dusk, April – October
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Fit & Lit

Join us on May 4 for the ultimate dance cardio class
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Nature in the City

Discover how naturalistic gardens and sustainable practices support nature in the city & learn about virtual talks
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Unearth the High Line's history

Discover what happened in 1933

Stop by our park in the sky

The High Line is open daily from 7am to 10pm
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Explore our gardens

The High Line’s planting design is inspired by the self-seeded landscape that grew wild for 25 years after the trains stopped running.
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Elevator updates

Check the current status of elevators in the park
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Treat yourself on the High Line

Food & drink options are available at 15th Street & 22nd Street
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ART

Derek Fordjour

Derek Fordjour presents ARCHETYPES, three painted bronze sculptures depicting Black figures—a boxer, a waiter, and a burlesque dancer
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Gardens

What creatures of the night tell us about the High Line

 What creatures of the night tell us about the High Line
In an ongoing study of NYC bats, the High Line emerges as an important bat habitat.
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Art

The Bamiyan Buddhas: Defying destruction through the power of public art

 The Bamiyan Buddhas: Defying destruction through the power of public art
Learn more about the ancient sculptures, destroyed by the Taliban, that inspired the High Line’s new Plinth.
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Gardens

Four types of High Line plants to incorporate in wildlife-friendly & climate-resilient gardens

 Four types of High Line plants to incorporate in wildlife-friendly & climate-resilient gardens
Learn about the High Line plants that can weather challenging conditions.
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