Park update: The section of the High Line from 16th to 23rd Streets will be closed on October 4. Visitors may exit at those streets and walk along 10th Avenue to re-enter the park. Stairs and an elevator are available at 23rd Street. At 16th Street, stairs are available.

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July 24, 2024

A garden of learning

High Line school partnerships supplement local public school offerings, transforming the High Line into an outdoor classroom and bringing teaching...

A garden of learning

July 24, 2024

High Line school partnerships supplement local public school offerings, transforming the High Line into an outdoor classroom and bringing teaching artists, like Julia Rooney, directly to students.

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April 10, 2024

Investing in our community with the High Line Neighbors Council

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

Investing in our community with the High Line Neighbors Council

April 10, 2024

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

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November 7, 2023

A different kind of arts education experience

Learn about a new collaborative artwork by artist Azikiwe Mohammed and students at Quest to Learn Middle School.

A different kind of arts education experience

November 7, 2023

Learn about a new collaborative artwork by artist Azikiwe Mohammed and students at Quest to Learn Middle School.

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October 28, 2021

The History of "Death Avenue"

By Madeline Berg

Discover the story of the West Side Cowboys and Death Avenue.

The History of "Death Avenue"

By Madeline Berg | October 28, 2021

Discover the story of the West Side Cowboys and Death Avenue.

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October 21, 2021

Back to the Future of the High Line

By Erika Harvey

In 2003, we asked the public to envision the future of the High Line in an open “ideas competition.”

Back to the Future of the High Line

By Erika Harvey | October 21, 2021

In 2003, we asked the public to envision the future of the High Line in an open “ideas competition.”

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July 22, 2021

22 Years Ago: A New York Times Article, Two Residents, and a Historic Community Board Meeting

By High Line

On July 25, 1999, an article on the High Line ran in the New York Times. In it, a new idea was proposed for the elevated rail, which was slated for...

22 Years Ago: A New York Times Article, Two Residents, and a Historic Community Board Meeting

By High Line | July 22, 2021

On July 25, 1999, an article on the High Line ran in the New York Times. In it, a new idea was proposed for the elevated rail, which was slated for demolition at the time.

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June 24, 2021

Behind the Bushes: The Queer History of the High Line

By High Line

If the High Line is a landmark today, much of the credit goes to the LGBTQ+ community.

Behind the Bushes: The Queer History of the High Line

By High Line | June 24, 2021

If the High Line is a landmark today, much of the credit goes to the LGBTQ+ community.

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January 11, 2021

A Vision for New Connections

A new vision to increase pedestrian connectivity on the West Side.

A Vision for New Connections

January 11, 2021

A new vision to increase pedestrian connectivity on the West Side.

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August 7, 2020

Inside Track: High Line Network

Leaders from High Line Network projects discuss equitable development.

Inside Track: High Line Network

August 7, 2020

Leaders from High Line Network projects discuss equitable development.

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June 29, 2020

Building Community

By High Line

We’re expanding the High Line Network and growing our community of leaders to build better and more equitable cities.

Building Community

By High Line | June 29, 2020

We’re expanding the High Line Network and growing our community of leaders to build better and more equitable cities.

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