Fort Tryon Park Trust

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Did you know? More than 49,000 birds are predicted by Cornell Lab's BirdCast to migrate through NYC tonight, and over 36,000 on Friday night! Fort Tryon Park is a destination for several year-round and migratory bird species. Check out our newest online resource, the BIRDS & TREES COLORING BOOK, to learn more about the park while enjoying a calming activity. You can print the full booklet or individual pages here: https://www.forttryonparktrust.org/recurring-walks-and-talks/

Please DONATE to SAVE THE ELMS in Fort Tryon Park! Give a gift to these precious trees by June 1 to help unlock matching funds. Our park's 4-dozen historic American elm trees must be inoculated against Dutch elm disease. We are on the cycle to pay for the $55,000 treatment this year and we ask our supporters to make additional donations to GROW THE GIVING! https://www.forttryonparktrust.org/donate/

Attend an in-person tour on SUNDAY, JUNE 5th! Learn about the Olmsted Brothers' vision for Fort Tryon Park's Heather Garden, its decline during city fiscal crises, the formation of the Fort Tryon Park Trust conservancy, and the Framework Plan that helped make the garden the destination it is today. Space is limited! Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/garden-tour-legacy-of-frederick-law-olmsted-in-the-heather-garden-tickets-333723113817

The weather is perfect for the start of SUNSET YOGA tonight! Join the Fort Tryon Park Trust and instructor, Stacey Linden, on Abby's Lawn on May 18 from 6:45-8:00 p.m. Enjoy free yoga classes while basking in the glow of the setting sun! Classes are for all levels. Please visit our website to find out everything you need to know about attending these weekly classes.
https://www.forttryonparktrust.org/event/sunset-yoga-4/2022-05-18/

Weekly SUNRISE TAI CHI classes begin tomorrow, May 18 at 6:30 a.m.! Take in majestic views of the Hudson River while boosting your health with instructor Robert Martinez. Classes are for all levels. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a filled water bottle. Tai chi is a system of movements and positions that aim to address the body and mind as an interconnected system. Benefits can include improved balance, brain function, and sleep quality, as well as pain management and communal activity.

NYC Parks and the Fort Tryon Park Trust present a free and open to the public event on FRIDAY, MAY 27 at 6:30 p.m.! Join us on Dongan Lawn for a chamber music concert, commemorating the bicentennial of the birth of Frederick Law Olmsted and featuring new works inspired by Olmsted-designed parks like Fort Tryon Park.
Please visit our website for details: https://www.forttryonparktrust.org/event/lungs-of-the-city-olmsteds-parks-in-music-concert/

The Fort Tryon Park Trust and The Met Cloisters present: CLARION ORCHESTRA & CHOIR CONCERT, Saturday, June 4 at 3:00 p.m.! Enjoy performances of works by Renaissance master composer Josquin des Prez. Recorder, brass, violin and vocal consorts will tell his story in music. Visit our website for details: https://www.forttryonparktrust.org/event/clarion-choir-and-orchestral-pop-up-performance/

Fort Tryon Park is located along the Hudson River and that means many bald eagle sightings. Come see these majestic creatures for yourself!

Bald eagles making big comeback in New York City Experts say there were believed to be only 2 in the entire state back in the 1970s, but now there are 1,000.