Jackson Heights Greenmarket
A neighbourhood farmers’ market on 79th Street, linking Jackson Heights with regional food producers.
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A neighbourhood farmers’ market on 79th Street, linking Jackson Heights with regional food producers.
A large Bronx park gives a city day room for woodland, shoreline and longer walks.
Eastern Queens woodland and wetlands make a change from the central-city park circuit.
A Flushing garden offers a slower outdoor stop alongside the neighbourhood’s food destinations.
An East River promenade gives an Upper East Side walk a waterside finish.
A hillside Brooklyn park opens the day out with broad views and neighbourhood life.
Paths above Jamaica Bay make this Brooklyn park a destination for a longer outdoor visit.
A waterfall and pocket-sized garden create a short, restorative Midtown pause.
A volunteer-tended garden makes a small green detour near the Bowery.
A Queens farmers’ market offers another way to build a neighbourhood morning around food.
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Family theatre, movement workshops and close-up performances occupy this studio on the seventh floor of Lincoln Center’s Rose Building.
The New York Philharmonic’s home also welcomes visiting orchestras and cross-disciplinary work, with smaller public spaces opening the building to other kinds of visits.
An intimate concert-hall setting for chamber music, visiting ensembles and programmes that cross classical music, film and performance.
Recordings, scores, archives and exhibitions make this a destination for people interested in the work behind music, theatre and dance.
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