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It Happened on Washington Square
Join art historian, WSPC Trustee, and author of It Happened on Washington Square Emily Folpe as she explores the art and more…
The Demise of Stanford White
While Stanford White is often remembered for the beauty he created, including designing the triumphal Arch in Washington Square more…
Protesting in WSP
Throughout its history, Washington Square Park has been a place where people go to protest on a national stage. From the labor more…
Washington Square Park’s Pride
In June of 1969, the Stonewall Riots at nearby Christopher Park sparked the modern LGBT rights movement in the United States. more…
Thank you, George!
We here at WSPC are bidding a fond farewell to George Vellonakis. They say all good things must come to pass, and after three more…
A Walk Through the Park with Head Gardener Guilherme
Join WSP Head Gardener Guilherme as he leads us on a horticulture tour of the Park. Our Lunchtime Lectures are free and open to more…
The Flagpole
Washington Square Park is full of monuments. From the massive marble Arch to the impressive Fountain dominating the landscape. So more…
Community Arts Grants and Coronavirus
Spring is a time of new growth, and new beginnings. In Washington Square Park, it’s also when in-Park programs start up again, more…
A Time for Germinating
In the midst of this crisis, it can be easy to forget about sustainability and new beginnings. But spring is the time to do just more…
DOG DAYS OF WSP
If you’re anything like us, you’re really missing the sweet, furry faces of the dogs in Washington Square Park! As more…