February Secrets of Central Park

Wednesdays at 12:30 pm
Can’t visit the Park in person? No problem. Our expert guides are bringing its sweeping views, stunning vistas, sublime natural wonders, and thriving wildlife to you!
Please note that you will need to register to gain access to February’s Secrets of Central Park. Your previous registration for January will not extend into February. For information on how to register, please email [email protected] and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
You only need to register once, and you receive access for the entire month’s sessions. Once you’re registered, you’ll receive a confirmation email and reminders with a link to access the series.
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February 5 | Happy 20th Anniversary to The Gates!
Can you believe it’s been 20 years since Christo and Jeanne-Claude's The Gates was installed in Central Park? Whether you witnessed every moment and mile or missed it entirely, you can experience it with us as we celebrate the 20th anniversary of this massive public art installation. Together, we will reflect on its impact on Central Park back then, and reveal a brand-new way to view it today. -
February 12 | Classic Couples of Central Park
From Harry and Sally to Miss Piggy and Kermit, countless couples have found love in the romantic landscapes of Central Park. Ring in Valentine’s Day with us as we celebrate some of our favorite pairs of the Park. -
February 19 | Pulitzer and Hearst in Central Park
In the early 20th century, rival newspaper editors Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst made their mark on New York by raising funds for statues along Central Park South. Join us as we take a look at the U.S.S. Maine National Monument, the Pomona statue, and other fascinating monuments. -
February 26 | Finding Color in the Winter Landscape
Though winter is known for gray skies and bare trees, there are still brilliant colors to be found in the nature of Central Park—if you know where to look! Come discover the colorful details hidden in the wintry landscapes.