Park update: From June 16 – 20, the section of the High Line from 23rd to 30th Streets will be temporarily closed. Visitors may exit at those streets and walk along 10th Avenue to re-enter the park.
Due to a cloudy forecast, tonight’s stargazing event is canceled.
High Line Tour: From Freight to Flowers will not take place on June 17 or June 18. We look forward to seeing you on a future tour!
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This cross-disciplinary, collaborative contemporary dance work was inspired by the radical world of the piers on the West Side of Manhattan in the 1970s and 80s. In the post-Stonewall era, before the advent of the AIDS crisis, the crumbling relics of the piers became a space of sexual freedom and artistic expression. Choreographer Matthew Westerby drew from historical and artistic photos and writings from the time to create a dance work that evokes the freedom, exuberance, anonymity, and dangers of the piers.
The Piers Project is co-presented by Matthew Westerby Company and Hudson Guild Theatre Company.
RSVPIn the event of rain or inclement weather, this program will be rescheduled to Friday, September 30, same time and location. We will post updates on this page and registrants will be notified via email by 11am the day of.
Lead support for High Line Programs is provided by the Ford Foundation. Major support provided by the Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation. Additional support provided by Cowles Charitable Trust.
Major support for High Line Community Engagement provided by Sarah Min and Matt Pincus, Susan and Stephen Scherr, and Denise Littlefield Sobel.
High Line Programs and Accessibility are supported, in part, with public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the New York City Council, under the leadership of Speaker Adrienne Adams, with special thanks to New York City Council Member Erik Bottcher.