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The High Line Blog

Green Corps Program Celebrates Its First Graduation

By Ana Nicole Rodriguez July 16, 2013

Wearing big smiles, this year's Green Corps graduates hold up their certificates. The High Line Green Corps program saw its first graduation on Saturday, June 28, with proud mothers and siblings in attendance. “How can we be better neighbors?” was the thoughtful question leading to the c... read more
- Categories:
- High Line Teens,
- Green Council
Meet the Staff: Liza Rosado and Javier Montero

By Programming Staff July 12, 2013

If you have been on the High Line in the past few weeks, you might have noticed a lot of changes: the park feels lush and green again, the Chelsea Market passage is buzzing with visitors, and we have some new faces among our dedicated staff. We want to take this moment to introduce two new st... read more
- Categories:
- High Line Teens,
- Teen Arts & Culture Council ,
- Green Council
Photo of the Week: Night Falls on the High Line

By Amelia Krales July 12, 2013

High Line benches offer a relaxing way to unwind after a hot summer day. Photo by Jake Marsiglia Summer means long, hot (or rainy, as it seems recently) days and longer evening hours on the High Line. This throwback image by photographer Jake Marsiglia captures the essence of a summer nig... read more
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- Photo of the Week,
- Night
Faces Behind the Food: Damaris Fontanes of SmokeLine

By Ana Nicole Rodriguez July 11, 2013

Damaris Fontanes, donning a cute pink bandana and her SmokeLine tee, flashes us her famous smile. Photo by Armando Rafael Photography Whether she’s hula-hooping at a concert or serving up delicious BBQ, Damaris Fontanes, manager of Delaney Barbecue’s SmokeLine, does it in good humor an... read more
- Categories:
- High Line Food
Plant of the Week: Wild Quinine

By Madeline Berg July 8, 2013

Wild quinine grows on the High Line from West 16th through West 20th Streets. The High Line’s planting design is inspired by the self-seeded landscape that grew up between rail tracks after the trains stopped running in the 1980s. Today, the High Line includes more than 300 species of p... read more
- Categories:
- Horticulture,
- Plant of the Week
Photo of the Week: The Work Continues

By Amelia Krales July 3, 2013

A view from the end of the High Line at West 30th Street offers a front row seat to the construction and expansion happening on the final section of the High Line. Photo by Friends of the High Line When construction is complete, The High Line at the Rail Yards will stretch one half mil... read more
- Categories:
- Rail Yards,
- Photography,
- Photo of the Week,
- High Line Art,
- Construction
Neighborhood News: The Standard Plaza Makes Our World a Better Place with Pizza

By Jennette Mullaney July 3, 2013

Dig in: Pizza with sausage, peppers, mozzarella, and tomato at The Standard Plaza. Photo by Joan Garvin Although we’re (overly?) fond of the luscious tacos and ice-cream sandwiches our food vendors offer on the High Line, we do occasionally supplement our diets with delectable food prep... read more
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Plant of the Week: Hula Dancer Pale Purple Coneflower

By Madeline Berg July 1, 2013

The Hula Dancer pale purple coneflower blooms on the High Line at 15th Street and between 27th and 28th Streets. The High Line’s planting design is inspired by the self-seeded landscape that grew up between rail tracks after the trains stopped running in the 1980s. Today, the High Line ... read more
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Photo of the Week: Cool Down on the High Line!

By Amelia Krales June 28, 2013

A composite of two photographs shows a happy L’Arte del Gelato customer on the left and a Melt ice cream sandwich on the right. Both are perfect antidotes to this summer heat! Come get yours on the High Line today. Photo by Friends of the High Line Hot enough for ya? The sun is strong, ... read more
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- Photo of the Week,
- High Line Food
Faces Behind the Food: Darren Fiorello of People's Pops

By Ana Nicole Rodriguez June 27, 2013

From meeting one of President Obama’s daughters to shaving a two foot-long block of ice that draws huge crowds of curious customers, Darren Fiorello of People’s Pops has had many adventures serving sweets on the High Line. Meet Darren in our latest installment of Faces Behind the Food. For ho... read more
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- High Line Food