The New York Road Runners (NYRR) donated $100,000 to the Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City to provide 10,000 meals to frontline healthcare workers in the New York City Health + Hospitals system. Continue Reading →
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They Dance And They Run, Join Harlem’s National Dance Institute’s NYC Marathon Team
Join Team NDI and thousands of other runners on Sunday, November 1, 2020 as New York Road Runners (NYRR) celebrates 50 years of running! Continue Reading →
City Parks Free Family Adventure Race In Inwood
City Parks Foundation’s “Family Adventure Race” is an exciting, parent-child race that incorporates basic exercises and sports skills, and provides a healthy, one-hour dose of fun for parents and youth aged 7-12. Continue Reading →
Get Your Child Started With CityParks Track & Field, Free For Youth From Harlem To Hollis
City Parks Foundation (CPF) is kicking off its 2019 Spring sports programs for young people and seniors this April. Continue Reading →
City Parks Foundation Brings Free Senior Yoga And Fitness Walking Uptown
“Bloom into Spring fitness” to get your mind, body, and soul right. Across the borough from Harlem to Houston, the City Parks Foundation is kicking off its 2019 Spring Sports Program for seniors this month. Continue Reading →
City Parks Foundation’s Free Senior Fitness Sessions Uptown And Across Town
Summer is over – no worries, be happy as you “swing into fall fitness” to maintain your perfect beach body. Continue Reading →
New York Road Runners Introduces Iconic New Course And Expanded Field From Harlem To Highland Park
An expected 22,500 runners will take to the streets of New York City on Sunday, March 18 in the 2018 United Airlines NYC Half. Continue Reading →
Get On The Health Department And Community Partners East Harlem Walking Trail
The Health Department’s Center for Health Equity and community partners today launched the East Harlem Community Walking Trail – a three mile pathway along East Harlem sidewalks that runs east and west along 106th and 115th Streets, connecting residents to Central Park and Randall’s Island. Continue Reading →
