Parks & Gardens
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An elevated park built on a historic freight rail line, winding through Manhattan's West Side with native plantings, public art installations, and unexpected city views that feel removed from street-level chaos.
Tips
June 11
A 27-foot sandstone Buddha has taken over the High Line where the giant pigeon once stood. Carved in Vietnam by Tuan Andrew Nguyen, this monumental tribute to Afghanistan's destroyed Bamiyan Buddhas brings unexpected gravity to your elevated stroll.
June 11 at 6pm
The High Line transforms into a high-energy Pride celebration with Zestyworld, centering Black and Brown queer expression through ballroom, DJs, and dance. Come as you are for music, movement, and community under the covered passage at 15th Street.
June 13 at 2pm
A free monthly series on the High Line combining scholarly lectures on Buddhist themes with guided meditations led by experienced practitioners. Each session explores concepts tied to Tuan Andrew Nguyen's plinth sculpture, inviting visitors to engage through both intellectual and contemplative practice.
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Parks & GardensParks & GardensAn elevated park built on a historic freight rail line, winding through Manhattan's West Side with native plantings, public art installations, and unexpected city views that feel removed from street-level chaos.
Tips
June 11
A 27-foot sandstone Buddha has taken over the High Line where the giant pigeon once stood. Carved in Vietnam by Tuan Andrew Nguyen, this monumental tribute to Afghanistan's destroyed Bamiyan Buddhas brings unexpected gravity to your elevated stroll.
June 11 at 6pm
The High Line transforms into a high-energy Pride celebration with Zestyworld, centering Black and Brown queer expression through ballroom, DJs, and dance. Come as you are for music, movement, and community under the covered passage at 15th Street.
June 13 at 2pm
A free monthly series on the High Line combining scholarly lectures on Buddhist themes with guided meditations led by experienced practitioners. Each session explores concepts tied to Tuan Andrew Nguyen's plinth sculpture, inviting visitors to engage through both intellectual and contemplative practice.