After a long winter, spring in New York City feels blissful. The streets come back to life with people and events, while the parks and gardens bloom with flowers.
This hidden gem park offers stunning views of the Hudson River and the George Washington Bridge. But my favorite part? The designer gardens!
This event brings together world-renowned galleries from 27 countries and features multiple programs celebrating art and non-profit organizations throughout NYC.
This museum’s collection includes Catholic manuscripts, metalwork, sculpture, and textiles, as well as stunning examples of medieval-Moorish architecture and gardens.
This popular open-air night market showcases the diverse food, culture, and creativity of Queens.
NYC Pride is one of the biggest pride events in the world. Tens of thousands of people gather to march while millions of others show their support for love and freedom.
Spring in New York Activities
Green-Wood Cemetery offers over 478 acres of nature, cultural heritage, and history to explore, plus fun and exciting events during spring!
This park actually used to be abandoned train tracks! Today, it's one of the most popular outdoor and artistic spaces in the city. They host several meet-ups and events, too.