New York’s extraordinary public space now extends all the way to 34th Street. Join us, starting Sunday, September 21, and experience the city from an entirely new perspective as the High Line goes west toward the Hudson River. Let the High Line take you further.
Play, create, and learn on the High Line with our variety of kids programs, which include weekly drop-in sessions during the summer and special series and events in the spring and fall.
get more detailsHigh Line Teens programs offer paid job opportunities for local youth ages 14 to 19 in event production, horticulture, children's programming, and community engagement. In the past three years, we've expanded to include three different teen programs – Green Corps, Teen Arts Council, and Youth Corps.
get more detailsEach year, Friends of the High Line creates fun andinnovative opportunities for people all ages to experience the park in a new way. Through public programs, Friends of the High Line encourages community engagement with and stewardship of the High Line.
get more detailsEducational programming has long been an important part of Friends of the High Line, beginning in 2001 withpartnerships with the New York City Laboratory School for Collaborative Studies and the Hudson Guild, a Chelsea community center that serves lower-income residents. Education programs serve 3,200 students and chaperones each year through guided field trips, after-school programs, teaching artist residencies, and school partnerships.
get more detailsThe High Line transformed from a derelict structure to one of New York’s beloved public spaces. Friends of the High Line, the non-profit conservancy, began this journey fifteen years ago along with a group of visionary community members, City officials, designers, and steadfast supporters.
Friends of the High Line works to build and maintain an extraordinary public space on the High Line. We seek to protect the entire historic structure, transforming an essential piece of New York’s industrial past and inspiring new ways of thinking about the city, parks, public space, preservation, and community.
learn moreFounded by two neighborhood residents, Friends of the High Line always seeks to engage the vibrant and diverse community on and around the High Line, offering a dynamic great public place for all New Yorkers and visitors to enjoy.
learn moreMembers like you sustain our park in the sky. Join or renew now to keep the High Line thriving — and take your place in the circle of friends who transformed the Rail Yards and brought this dream to life.
