SPNA Celebrates Pride and Pays Tribute to Broadway
In June, SPNA celebrated Pride and paid tribute to Broadway with two concerts. The Richard Cortez Band brought spirited jazz to the park on June 6, and The Kidwell Sisters dazzled with…
Visit from an Old Friend
Thank You Christy Dailey and Chris Carlone SPNA wants to thank Christy Dailey, who was a gardener in Stuyvesant Square from 2007-2008, for keeping Stuyvesant Park in her thoughts. She…
New Plans for Our Neighborhood
Get Involved In 2023, Mount Sinai Beth Israel will sell two large properties flanking Stuyvesant Park: 1 and 10 Nathan Perlman Place (in yellow below) in order to reduce operating…
Leaves, Leaves, and More Leaves
Thank You Josie DeJesus and SPDogs Stuyvesant Park’s resident dog owners (SPDogs) teamed up with NYC Parks’ Josie DeJesus to take on the huge task of clearing all of the…
Campaign to Save Our English Elms
Goal Reached! Thank you everyone that donated to our campaign to Save Our English Elm Trees! Your generosity raised over $7,000 and has made it possible for us to pay…
Autumn in New York Jazz Evening – First Virtual Event
On November 11th SPNA hosted our very! The talented Alex Nguyen and band with Vanisha Gould on vocals preformed a wonderful evening of jazz classics for our commuity and friends.…
Camellia: The “Winter’s Rose”
Camellias are a genus of flowering plants in the family Theaceae, also known as the “tea family.” The evergreen shrubs or large trees can grow up to 66 feet tall.…
Rosemary: Memorable and Delectable
Rosemary is an herb with fragrant, evergreen needle-like leaves native to the Mediterranean. White, purple, blue, or pink flowers bloom on the plant in temperate climates, but it can sometimes…
St. George’s Reopens
St. George’s Episcopal Church resumed in-person services on Sunday mornings, beginning last month. Pictured at right is Reverend Jacob Smith, ready to welcome parisioners. Per city guidelines, the church is functioning…
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