The West Harlem Art Fund

We hope Harlemites and fellow New Yorkers will join us on this fun event. Registration is not necessary. Engage with nature!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xewfiEvCMGo
We are co-hosting a birding event in Morningside Park on October 10th. Here is a Live Feed on woodpeckers. We are hoping some participants will want to document the birds that they see on the ebird app. Become a citizen scientist. Help with important research. Engage with nature at your own pace at your own time.

Red-bellied Woodpecker Squares Off With Starling On Cornell Feeders | September 2, 2026 Watch as a Red-bellied Woodpecker squares off with a European Starl...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wU0942ga6EU

Here is a short video about a hardy pollinator. Consider for your garden or an empty tree bed.

How to Grow and Care for Sweet Joe-Pye-weed Discover the secrets of successfully growing and caring for Sweet J...

Works by Cuban-born, Brooklyn-based artist Carlos Mateu. The show Geometric Realism: An immersive journey is on view until the end of October on Governors Island, Nolan Park, Building 10B.

Come join the WEST HARLEM ART FUND on World Migratory Day with NYC BIRD ALLIANCE in Morningside Park on October 10th. Start time is 10 am and its FREE to the public.

Entering fall on Governors Island.

https://westharlem.art/2026/09/01/creating-two-public-art-districts-in-northern-manhattan/

Creating Two Public Art Districts in Northern Manhattan Public art districts abound in NYC, including the High Line in Chelsea, Dumbo and Bushwick in Brooklyn, the Garment District, and Times Square. The northern part of Manhattan is fort…

Tree Count in Morningside Park August 2026.

THERE IS MORE TO STEWARDSHIP THAN A GARBAGE BAG AND A BROOM

Trees Count at Morningside Park with the Urban Park Rangers
Sunday, August 30, 2026
1:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.

Volunteer with NYC Parks for Trees Count 2025! At each event you will receive a tote bag with all the materials needed to count trees. Next, we'll provide a 30-minute training session that includes the basics of tree identification and how to measure and assess each tree. Using our Tree Census app, you’ll split up into different zones within the park to start counting trees! After completing your first training event, you are welcome to continue counting trees on your own in smaller parks across the city.

Location

West 114th Street and Morningside Drive in Morningside Park
Manhattan

Cost
Free

Registration not required.
Event Organizer
NYC Parks Urban Park Rangers

Contact Number
(212) 304-2277