SPRING IN NEW YORK CITY

New York City offers a variety of exciting, warm-weather experiences and events in springtime, from strolling the High Line, cheering on the Mets and Yankees baseball home openers, to discovering the New York Chinese Scholar’s Garden in Staten Island.

Prospect Park is celebrating its 150th anniversary this year, and April 1-2, they will host an opening weekend full of activities—the majority of which are free. On Saturday, enjoy events including a parade and a historic baseball game (circa 1860), and Sunday, a group ‘fun run’ with the Prospect Park Track Club and the first Smorgasburg of the season, a popular outdoor food fair. Furthermore, all weekend long, visitors can enjoy carousel rides and free admission for kids to the Prospect Park Zoo. The intriguing 585-acre public park is known for its vast green spaces and was designed by the same creators of Manhattan’s Central Park. Additional attractions of the park include the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, which will celebrate Hanami¸ a Japanese tradition for cherry-blossom viewing beginning April 1, and The Brooklyn Museum, which just opened a new exhibit, Georgia O’Keeffe: Living Modern. A part of the museum’s yearlong feminist art movement celebration for the 10th anniversary of its Sackler Center for Feminist Art, visitors will enjoy a retrospective of the famed artist.

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