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The High Line Blog
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Celebrating the Chelsea Grasslands: Highlights
September 30, 2016Throughout September, we have celebrated the Chelsea Grasslands – a special area of the park between West 18th and West 20th Streets that was inspired by the tallgrass prairie of the American Midwest. Through themed tours, family programming, social media, blog posts, food, and a panel featuri... read more- Categories:
- Horticulture,
- Grasses,
- Programming,
- Piet Oudolf,
- Celebrating the Grasslands
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Plant of the Week: Compass plant
September 27, 2016During September, Friends of the High Line is celebrating the Chelsea Grasslands – a special area of the park between West 18th and West 20th Streets that was inspired by the tallgrass prairie of the American Midwest. As part of the celebration, we're featuring plants and trees from the Grassl... read more- Categories:
- Horticulture,
- Plant of the Week,
- Celebrating the Grasslands
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Q&A with Artist Michael De Feo
September 22, 2016Michael De Feo, the New York City-based artist responsible for brightening the park and helping us celebrate the Chelsea Grasslands with his plant-inspired works, spoke to the High Line team about his history with the High Line, what the park brings to the neighborhood, how the High Line fits ... read more- Categories:
- Celebrating the Grasslands
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Out of Line: A Conversation with Ethan Heard of Heartbeat Opera
September 20, 2016The Out of Line series is inspired by the original Renegade Cabaret and designed to bring a downtown vibe to the park with unforgettable performances. As the summer comes to a close, we invite visitors to join us for our final Out of Line performance of the season. The series will go o... read more- Categories:
- Programming
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Plant of the Week: Prairie dropseed
September 16, 2016During September, Friends of the High Line is celebrating the Chelsea Grasslands – a special area of the park between West 18th and West 20th Streets that was inspired by the tallgrass prairie of the American Midwest. As part of the celebration, we're featuring plants and trees from the Grassl... read more- Categories:
- Horticulture,
- Plant of the Week,
- Grasses,
- Celebrating the Grasslands
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Artist Michael De Feo Brings His Streetwise Style to the High Line
September 12, 2016Curious about the colorful works of art that have been popping up all over the High Line this September? Meet Michael De Feo, the New York City-based artist responsible for brightening the park and helping us celebrate the Chelsea Grasslands with his plant-inspired designs. De Feo in... read more- Categories:
- Celebrating the Grasslands
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Plant of the Week: Bur oak
September 12, 2016During September, Friends of the High Line is celebrating the Chelsea Grasslands – a special area of the park between West 18th and West 20th Streets that was inspired by the tallgrass prairie of the American Midwest. As part of the celebration, we're featuring plants and trees from the Grassl... read more- Categories:
- Horticulture,
- Plant of the Week,
- Celebrating the Grasslands
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Gardening in the Sky: Celebrating the Chelsea Grasslands
September 6, 2016During September, Friends of the High Line is celebrating the Chelsea Grasslands – a special area of the park between West 18th and West 20th Streets that was inspired by the tallgrass prairie of the American Midwest. Through themed tours, family programming, social media, food, and a panel fe... read more- Categories:
- Horticulture,
- Gardening in the Sky,
- Celebrating the Grasslands
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Plant of the Week: The Big Four
September 5, 2016To kick off our September celebration of the Chelsea Grasslands, this week we are featuring a classic collection of prairie grasses, commonly called "The Big Four." All four grasses are found along the High Line, although only three are used in the Chelsea Grasslands planting: Andropogon ge... read more- Categories:
- Horticulture,
- Plant of the Week,
- Celebrating the Grasslands
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The Taco Truck: Fresh Tomatillo Salsa Recipe
September 2, 2016High Line vendor The Taco Truck is known for their authentic Mexican street food. Visit them on the High Line or create your own fresh tomatillo salsa using their special recipe.Tomatillos are a key ingredient in Mexican cuisine. Their combination of acidity and spice complements the summertime p... read more- Categories:
- High Line Food,
- Recipe
