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We all like to dream big, but for many famous musicians, performing in Central Park has been a dream come true. Take our quiz to see which performer you’d be and learn more about the Park’s prominent role as a music venue over the decades.
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Suggested Reading
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Park History
5 Historic Women Memorialized in Central Park
We highlight a few trailblazing, but little known, women who inspired or funded a variety of features in Central Park.
Tags: History
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About the Conservancy
In Conversation with Ornithologist and Author Scott Weidensaul on Bird Migration
To better understand bird migration, we talked with nature writer and bird researcher Scott Weidensaul, author of A World on the Wing: The Global Odyssey of Migratory Birds.
Tags: Tips for Visiting / Nature Lovers / Park Experts
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Things to See and Do
A Walk in the Park: A Neuroscientist Explains the Benefits of Walking in Nature
New York is a city of walkers. And there’s perhaps no better place to stretch your legs in this bustling metropolis than Central Park.
Tags: Tips for Visiting / Nature Lovers
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Park History
A Timeless Masterpiece: The Secrets Behind Central Park’s Iconic Delacorte Clock
For over five decades, the Delacorte Clock near the Central Park Zoo has attracted visitors with its bronze animal sculptures and whimsical songs. Learn about this celebrated Central Park timepiece, its fascinating history, and how the Central Park Conservancy cares for it.
Tags: Families / Monuments / About the Conservancy / History / Highlights / All Ages / First-Time Visitors / Architecture / Restoration and Maintenance
