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14th Street Passage on the High Line
Friday, November 13 at 7:00pm - Openhousenewyork on the High L...
14th Street Passage on the High Line
Saturday, October 10 at 10:00am - Specials
14th St. Passage on the High Line
Thursday, October 1 at 4:00pm - Recycled Railroad
14th Street Passage on the High Line
Thursday, September 24 at 4:00pm - "Specials"
14th Street Passage on the High Line
Thursday, September 17 at 4:00pm - September 9 Western Rail Yards...
Department of City Planning
Wednesday, September 9 at 10:30am - The Target High Line Street Fe...
Gansevoort Street between Ninth Ave...
Sunday, July 12 at 12:00pm - Rail Yards Hearing and High Li...
Fulton Center Auditorium
Wednesday, June 10 at 6:30pm - Save the High Line at the Rail...
250 Broadway
Tuesday, March 31 at 9:30am - Save the Spur! Eastern rail ya...
Red Cross
Monday, December 1 at 6:30pm
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- High Line Regular Clifton Crump 10:19am Nov 23
- Nothing Cuts the Crisp Weather Like Hot Cocoa 8:08am Nov 20|1 Comment
- Open Planning Project’s New Technology Conference 8:03am Nov 19
High Line Regular Clifton Crump at 14th Street For someone who lives in Bayside, Queens, it’s quite the feat to become one of our “High Line Regulars” – folks that come to enjoy the park on a regular basis, or in Clifton’s case, nearly every single day! Huddled ...
Organicoa's Pure Hot Cocoa. Photo by Auzelle Epeneter. Now through December 11th in the Chelsea Market Passage, you’ll find Organicoa–organic, sustainably-grown, pure hot cocoa. Founders Matthew Pek and Brett Nidel created Organicoa especially for the High Line. Ea...
Til Feuer can't wait to visit. next time in ny for sure
On Friday the thirteenth, a group of planners, transportation experts, sociologists, and techies joined together for an intimate dialogue hosted by The Open Planning Project (TOPP) and the Regional Planning Association (RPA)...
The Georgia and Dunsmuir viaducts. Image from The Vancouver Sun. The City of Vancouver could potentially redevelop its twin viaducts, Georgia and Dunsmuir, as public open space, according to a recent article in Vancouver’s Georgia Straight. ...
Alex S. MacLean/Landslides Aerial Photography We need your help at City Hall on Monday, November 23, as the City Council’s Zoning Subcommittee holds a final public hearing on the rezoning of the Western Rail Yards. ...
Thanksgiving at the High Line. Photo by Auzelle Epeneter. Yesterday, the High Line staff celebrated Thanksgiving early with a farewell potluck in honor of our seasonal staff (a sample of the myriad delicious dishes is pictured above)...
Photo by Auzelle Epeneter. The new 14th Street elevator is now open (and beautiful). Next time you visit the High Line, give it a try–you’ll be transported from street level to High Line level by way of a vivid yellow-green car. It’s just to the West of the High Line stairs on 14th Street. Anot...
Nele Hourez Visited the High Line last week and found it amazing!!
[Video by Adam Kaufman] Ever wonder who’s up on the High Line weeding, watering, collecting garbage, sweeping, and generally making sure the park is a great place to be? Meet gardener Andi Lawton and custodian Jose Casanova, part of the High Line’s stellar maintenance and operations team. In...
Artist Kim Beck, who is currently developing an artwork to go on the High Line, has a great installation in Chelsea that reflects our economically troubled times...
High Line gardener Kaspar Wittlinger watering the grasses just south of the Standard Hotel. Photo by Auzelle Epeneter. Despite the mild weather so far this season, winter is on its way...
The West Side, from about West 15th Street to West 10th Street. Courtesy Nick Jones. Click to Enlarge. High Line supporter Nick Jones recently sent this great aerial shot our way...
Plant flags in the Gansevoort Woodland. Photo by Auzelle Epeneter. If you’ve visited the High Line recently, you’ve probably noticed planting areas marked with red and blue flags. We’ve been getting a lot of questions about them. Thei...
