Call for Artists

You can be selected to display your art in Stuyvesant Park The Stuyvesant Park Neighborhood Association (SPNA) is excited to support the installation of a site-specific artwork by a New…

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NEW BUSINESS

Concerns about Illegal Smokeshops Many people in the community are concerned about the proliferation of smoke shops in the city selling illegal products – including in our neighborhood. So, the…

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Spring has Sprung

Warmer weather came early this year, and this means our park is packed full of spring earlier than expected. Our majestic magnolia is in full bloom and our redbuds are…

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LIGHTING IN THE PARK

A few weeks ago, the Departments of Transportation started to install new environmentally friendly LED lighting in our park, and the changeover is complete. The brighter lighting will help our…

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EARTH DAY ACTIVITIES

Caring for Our Trees New York City Council Member Carlina Rivera’s office has organized a street tree demonstration, community planting, and tree bed survey training and information session. East Side…

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THANK YOU TO VOLUNTEERS

SPNA wants to thank volunteers from NYU Wagner School of Public Service for reaching out to gardening chairperson Doris Dieter to volunteer with staff in Stuyvesant Square on March 26.…

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CARING FOR OUR TREES

Additional Funding from Greenacre Foundation SPNA is delighted to report that the Greenacre Foundation has agreed to provide a second round of funding of $10,000, which will be used towards…

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SAVE THE DATE!

SPNA Annual Gala SPNA’s Annual Gala will be in the evening of Friday, October 21 from 6:30-9:30pm at St. George’s Episcopal Chapel. More information will be shared in the coming…

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It’s My Park Day

Thank You! SPNA wants to thank all the volunteers who came out on It’s My Park Day to help clean litter from the garden beds in Stuyvesant Square and the…

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CONSTRUCTION COMPLETE

Washington Irving High School After about five years of construction, which were very hard on many members of the community, the final pieces of the Washington Irving High School project…

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