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Plant of the Week: Broadleaf ironweed

By Erika Harvey September 10, 2012

This time of year Broadleaf ironweed displays beautiful purple flowers that turn to fluffy seed heads. Photo by Patrick Cullina 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,... read more
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- Horticulture,
- Plant of the Week
Congrats! Youth Staff Alum Moving On to Clean Energy Corps

By Erika Harvey September 7, 2012

As a member of the High Line Youth Staff, Carla Hernández has worked with Friends of the High Line in so many capacities over the last year, from helping with our community surveying, to working alongside our gardeners during an alternative spring break program. Photo by Liz Ligon High ... read more
- Categories:
- High Line Teens,
- Youth Corps,
- Green Council
Photo of the Week: Play With Your Food

By Erika Harvey September 7, 2012

This past Wednesday, for our first session of Play With Your Food, High Line Food vendor People’s Pops joined us to make fresh lemon shaved ice with kids. Photo by Rowa Lee In this great photo by Rowa Lee, People’s Pops co-owner David Carrell looks on as young Play With Your Food particip... read more
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- Photo of the Week,
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Diane Von Furstenberg Designs Exclusive Collection for the High Line

By Erika Harvey September 6, 2012

Recently some of our staff – including Horticulture Foreman Johnny Linville and Administrative Assistant Shannon Scott, pictured above – took the new DVF High Line merchandise for a test run. Photo by Liz Ligon We are thrilled to debut a new collection of limited-edition apparel and pro... read more
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- Design
Film Committee Reflects on High Line Teen Picks

By Erika Harvey September 5, 2012

The Teen Picks Film Committee brought together a group of local teens who conceived of and planned a three-screening film series from start to finish. Photo by Daniella Zalcman This special blog post comes to you from Luz Delma Adon, Raquel Rosado, Liza Rosado, and Juwan Stone, who, wit... read more
- Categories:
- High Line Teens,
- Youth Corps,
- Teen Arts & Culture Council ,
- Community Engagement
Happy Birthday John Cage

By Ashley Tickle September 5, 2012

John Cage, installation view of One11 and 103, 1992. Photo: Austin Kennedy. Courtesy of Friends of the High Line and Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI), New York.. If you have visited the High Line this month, you may have noticed a new video projection in the semi-enclosed passageway on the... read more
- Categories:
- High Line Art
Plant of the Week: Harlequin Glorybower

By Erika Harvey September 4, 2012

Harlequin glorybower produces beautiful jasmine-like flowers at the end of summer and bright blue berries later in the fall. 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... read more
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- Horticulture,
- Plant of the Week
Photo of the Week: Busy Bee

By Erika Harvey August 31, 2012

With abundant blooms, the High Line is the perfect place for honeybees. Here one tiny winged pollinator collects nectar and pollen from the High Line’s butterfly milkweed flowers. Photo by Melissa Mansur High Line Photographer Melissa Mansur captured this great shot of a honeybee collec... read more
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Community Perspective: Letters from Supporters

By Kate Lindquist August 30, 2012

High Line Supporters from the Portrait Project. Photos by Tom Kletecka When you see the High Line on blogs and in the newspapers, you often read praise for the park’s innovative design, thought-provoking artworks, extraordinary views, family activities, and the many ways it has positively... read more
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Meet Erycka Montoya Pérez, Our New Community Engagement Manager

By Kate Lindquist August 29, 2012

Erycka Montoya Pérez. Photo by Liz Ligon We are pleased to introduce you to Erycka Montoya Pérez, who recently joined our team as the Community Engagement Manager, a new position created to focus on community-based initiatives, with support from the Nathan Cummings Foundation. The Hi... read more
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