Due to heavy rain in the forecast, tonight’s High Line Tour: From Freight to Flowers has been canceled. We look forward to seeing you on a future tour!
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From sweeping views of the Hudson River to the raw, industrial design elements of the railway’s past, High Line venues offer an unrivaled New York City setting for your event.
Download the venues deckThe High Line is not reviewing inquiries for fundraisers, weddings, and other personal private events at this time.
From sweeping views of the Hudson River to the raw, industrial design elements of the railway’s past, High Line venues offer an unrivaled New York City setting for your event.
Download the venues deckThe High Line is not reviewing inquiries for fundraisers, weddings, and other personal private events at this time.
The High Line welcomes film and photo shoots in the park.
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The High Line is one of the world’s most innovative and beloved public spaces, offering visitors an outdoor experience unmatched anywhere else in New York.
Safely engage New Yorkers by using the High Line as a backdrop for digital content or an in-person experience. Brands that activate on the High Line are excited to align with the park’s forward-thinking design, sustainable practices, world-class art, and downtown location.
Event ideas include: product demonstrations, audio and video productions, experiential marketing events, installations, fitness activities, and live-streaming, audience-free fashion shows.
For 100-500+ guests
The High Line offers numerous venues of varying size and flexibility that can accommodate a wide range of private events.
Event ideas include: seated dinners, receptions, fashion shows, film screenings, press events, and fitness activities.
For 21–99 guests
Event ideas include: intimate seated dinners, intimate receptions, and intimate press events.
*Additional venue images can be provided upon request. All event proposals are subject to the review and approval of the New York City Department of Parks & Recreation.