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The next monthly Coffee Bark happens on Saturday, May 7th from 9am-2pm at St. Nick’s Dog Run. This event will be special because we will have woodchips delivered to the dog run and need all the help we can get to get them into the run! Come to the Dog Run and celebrate the Spring with free coffee and donuts. And help keep St. Nick’s one of the best dog runs in New York City. Socialize with fellow dog owners and discuss issues and ideas on concerning St. Nicholas Park and St. Nick’s Dog Run. We also need volunteers to help keep the Coffee Bark going – please email us to help out!

Our Coffee Barks take place the first Saturday of every month from 9am-11am at the St. Nick’s Dog Run.

The St. Nick’s Dog Run is located in the middle of St. Nicholas Park between 136th and 137th streets. If you are interested in volunteering for the Coffee Bark, contact us at info@stnicholaspark.org

Today, another amazing sculpture appeared where another had been created a couple of weeks ago. Look at the photos below. Seem like this is either Poseidon or Neptune. This one is quite stunning to say the least. We suspect it was made by the same artist couple who made this. Enjoy it now just south of the Hamilton Grange near the wet 141st Street entrance.


This morning I stumbled upon an amazing snow sculpture in the north part of the park. Pictures above and below shows a couple carved out of snow sitting on a rock. The piece of art is located just south of the west 141st street staircase, near the Hamilton Grange.

While photographing it, a couple came up and asked how it was doing.  Low and behold, the artists themselves came to check on it! The artists are Rebecca Kassay and Andrew Thomas who live just north of the park. He is an architect and she has been involved in sculptor arts. To celebrate their 1st year together yesterday, they created this lovely piece of art. (They are pictured below with their work).

It can still be seen just south of the lower part of the west 141st street staircase. Enjoy it today in the park before it melts!

Harlem artists Rebecca Kassay and Andrew Thomas with their work.

The Friends will be having their annual Holiday Tree Lighting, Saturday, Dec. 11th from 5-6:30pm. The Festival and Tree Lighting will take place at the 135th Street Plaza in St. Nicholas Park where the community will light our permanent holiday tree donated by City College.

This year’s lighting includes Tamara Tunie – star of TV’s Law and Order SVU will recite ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas (also known as “A Visit from St. Nicholas”).

Also performing will be singers from the The Harlem School of The Arts!

We are looking for musical acts, a Santa Claus, and helpers for the event. If you are interested please contact info@stnicholaspark.org.

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Our monthly Coffee Bark happens this Saturday, November 6th from 9am-12pm at St. Nick’s Dog Run. This Saturday is special because we have a woodchips that have been delivered to the dog run and need all the help we can get to get them into the run! Come to the Dog Run and celebrate the Fall with free coffee and donuts. And help keep St. Nick’s one of the best dog runs in New York City. Socialize with fellow dog owners and discuss issues and ideas on concerning St. Nicholas Park and St. Nick’s Dog Run. We also need volunteers to help keep the Coffee Bark going – please email us to help out!

Our Coffee Barks take place the first Saturday of every month from 9am-11am at the St. Nick’s Dog Run.

The St. Nick’s Dog Run is located in the middle of St. Nicholas Park between 136th and 137th streets. If you are interested in volunteering for the Coffee Bark, contact us at info@stnicholaspark.org

The Friends of St. Nicholas Park is looking for someone or a group of people to help with our annual Holiday Tree Lighting. It is tentatively scheduled for Saturday, December 4th. Our tree lighting in the past has been quite successful. Click on this link to view past celebrations. If you are interested in keeping this tradition going, please contact us at info@stnicholaspark.org.

Thanks!

Our semi-annual cleanup day happens again on  Saturday, October 23rd from 11am-4pm. Come out and meet at the 135th street plaza. We really need everyone’s help to clean up the litter and overgrowth overtaking our beautiful park.

Be sure to bring work clothes and gloves. Some activities include cleaning up litter in the park, raking, mulching, planting bulbs and tree care, painting benches, fencing, park houses, and comfort stations throughout playgrounds and parks.

WHEN: Sat, Oct 23, 11am – 4pm

WHAT TO WEAR OR BRING: Work clothes and gloves (although gloves will be provided if you do not have them)

MORE INFO: We need lots of volunteers. Please contact us at info@stnicholaspark.org if you have any questions.

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