Julia Boyer's blog

Here's a special treat for your Friday afternoon: a photo recap of our first live broadcast on the High Line.

Whitney Museum of America Art's Whitney on Site: New Commissions Downtown. Now on view: Guyton\Walker.

Recent visitors to the High Line may notice an explosion of public art in and around our Maintenance and Operations Facilities at Gansevoort and Washington Streets. Bright, bold decals cover the parking lot. Splashy graphics wrap the perimeter fence. Even the roofs of our trailers are covered with color.

Group leaders encourage kids to make music using recycled materials from Chelsea Market at last season's Bash the Trash parade.

Did you know that Friends of the High Line hosts free- and low-cost public programs?

Each season, we offer variety of opportunities for New Yorkers of all ages to meet their neighbors, share their stories, and take part in fun activities inspired by the distinctiveness of the High Line.

Photo by Iwan Baan

Tonight, the New York Landmarks Conservancy will honor Friends of the High Line with the Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award.

An image from David Kimelman's series, Park Life: 4 Seasons on the High Line

New York-based photographer David Kimelman been capturing the beauty and spirit of the High Line since it opened last summer. In March, he launched a new year-long photo project documenting the park through the four seasons.

Planning a visit to the High Line? Keep an eye out for the temporary stairs at the 14th Street access point.

Temporary changes to High Line access at 14th Street will take place over the coming weeks due to construction of an adjacent building.

High Line Umbrella Sale!

Get a discounted rate off our limited-edition High Line Opening Season Umbrella!