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Now a prissy picnic spot, that football-field sized lawn between Fifth and Sixth, south of 42nd used to be a Midtown dealers paradise. Now, bright-light pop artists such as Hillary Duff perform here, garden tours promenade through the grounds and worker-bees in their khakis perch on blankets on the fescue for midday getaways. What a difference a decade (or three) makes. Bryant Park is still home to an abundance of free events, from weekly film screenings in the summertime to indoor reading series in the winter.
Free Lessons given by La Boule New Yorkaise. Check for schedule.
New York certainly has plenty of whacky birds, just go find your rent controlled neighbor or favorite hobo to see what we're talking about. To meet...
Sign up with a park attendant to reserve a spot at one of Bryant Park's two free ping pong tables. Paddles and balls are provided.
This carousel was designed to complement the park’s French classical style. Enjoy a ride anytime during the month of May.
Since Indiana Jones first appeared on-screen with his fedora, bullwhip, and leather jacket in Raiders of the Lost Ark in 1981, his character has inspired a slew of films, television shows, video games, toys, and theme-park rides. But it will... More »
Juggling is actually an ancient skill first recorded on a wall in the tomb of an Egyptian prince around 1800 B.C.—and it probably was just as hard back then. But it’s also a lot of fun, which you will know if you’ve ever been in Bryant Park and... More »
We hope you like bagels. As a tribute to New York City, the 20th annual Tropfest short-film festival from Australia has made it a rule this year that all of its filmmakers must somehow find a way to incorporate the spherical-shaped bread into... More »
Warm weather in the city means two things: half-days of work on Fridays and outdoor movie screenings at Bryant Park on Monday nights! The HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival celebrates its 20th anniversary by screening favorite films from the... More »
We're not sure if you're the sort of shopper that waits until the last minute to score on holiday gifts, but if you're a freak like us, you need to start shopping like now. Thankfully Real Simple's Holiday Pop-Up Shop has everything we'll need... More »
There are a lot of good places to ice skate in the city, but most are heavily booked with classes and hockey leagues, so hours for the general public are limited. We like CitiPond at Bryant Park because it's pretty much for leisure skaters; the pond is state-of-the-art and good-sized (100 feet by 170 feet), and it's free! If you're hungry, stop by Celsius, a two-story restaurant with great views of the park, for real food or drinks. Skate rental is a reasonable $13, and for your own skates,... More »
Next time you lounge on BRYANT PARK's grass, consider that 1.5 million books are less than six feet below your butt. Thirty-seven miles of the New York Public Library stacks run beneath the esplanade, in a storage facility added in the '80s. With books below, trees can't put down sufficient roots on the lawn, which is one reason for the open space. And you thought it was so you could see the big screen More »
Great park for people watching.
great vibe on a sunny lunch time esp. in the fall fashion week. I was a little idsappointed at new years when there wasn't a countdown, but other than that they hosted a good night. Plus ice-skating a tree prettier than the rockerfella. you can't go wrong with a bit of bryant!
Love this area it's so comforting.
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