PETER COOPER VILLAGE STUYVESANT TOWN

A Little Neighborhood History Peter Cooper Village Stuyvesant Town (PCVST) stretches from First Avenue to Avenue C and from 23rd Street to 14th Street. The 80-acre tract has a rich…

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SPOTLIGHTING OUR NEIGHBORS

Our local businesses continue to face challenges as the strangeness of our world becomes the norm. They need our support more than ever in 2022. Below are two new restaurants:…

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SNOW AND MORE SNOW

Our Park Gets Frosted Again The end of January brought the biggest snowstorm of the season so far. Parts of New York City received well over a foot of snow.…

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YEAR IN REVIEW

A Look Back at 2021 The year 2021 was unique, challenging, blessed, and a bit of a blur. It’s been nearly two years since the pandemic began, and it can…

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THE FROST ARRIVES

Our First Snow of the Season On January 7th, New York City received approximately five inches of snow over the course of five hours. The first major snowstorm of the…

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A BLESSED EVENING

Christmas Eve Caroling On December 24th, members of the SPNA community came together for a festive and fun evening of Christmas caroling. Carolers gathered around the tree and Peter Stuyvesant…

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Cardinals

Devoted, Romantic, and Melodic Cardinals are birds in the Cardinalidae family found in the Americas and the Caribbean in woodlands, gardens, shrublands, and wetlands. They come in a variety of…

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Winter’s Reality Check

Contribution by Lew Widoff In September, longtime SPNA neighbor Lew Widoff shared a piece about listening to our jazz concerts in the park. Below is his new piece, titled Winter’s…

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Goodbye Fall Leaves

Saturday Dog Run Clean-up On December 4th, NYC Parks and SPNA board member Jeff Fagan with other Stuyvesant Park Dog Run volunteers came together to tidy up the piles of…

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Welcoming the Holidays

Tree Lighting and Caroling Our Christmas trees are up and shining with light! SPNA was happy to once again purchase two beautiful trees for Stuyvesant Square Park. The trees are…

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