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Branch out from the ordinary gift
Adopt by 5/11 for delivery by Mother's Day

This Mother’s Day, adopt a plant on the High Line as a sustainable gift for whoever has kept you nourished and loved.

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Plan your visit

The High Line is open daily from 7am to 10pm
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Tiny but mighty Earth Day heroes

Spring ephemerals provide critical nectar and pollen for early pollinators, help reduce water runoff, and much more
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People need trees & trees need people

A conversation with arborist & author Bill Logan and High Line horticulturist Luka McLean
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Shortlisted proposals for the fifth and sixth Plinth commissions

Explore the 12 selected proposals
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Unearth the High Line’s history

Discover what happened in 1933

The Moynihan Connector is open!

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Join a free tour

Offered Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays

ART

secondary forest is now on view

See the new artwork by Giulia Cenci at 24th Street
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Investing in our community

Through the Neighbor to Neighbor Fund, the High Line awarded $25,000 to three local partners for their impactful work.
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Elevator updates

Check the current status of elevators in the park
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You keep the High Line going

The High Line is almost entirely supported by people like you. As a nonprofit, we need your support to keep this public space free—and extraordinary—for everyone.

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Featured
Art

A conversation with artist Derrick Adams

 A conversation with artist Derrick Adams
Derrick Adams’ work has expanded the dialogue around contemporary Black life and culture.
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Gardens

The secret behind our horticulturists’ busiest season

 The secret behind our horticulturists’ busiest season
How March’s Spring Cutback helps our gardens spring forward.
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Gardens

Tulips with a wild side

 Tulips with a wild side
Learn why our Dutch garden designer Piet Oudolf didn’t plant the showy tulips for which his homeland is so famous.
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