Summer Streets Starts This Saturday
Summer Streets is back! City streets are once again being reclaimed for cycling, walking, education, and play on select Saturdays through the end of summer. This year’s event is ‘bringing Summer Streets to New York in every borough’—opening up public spaces in a different area each Saturday. Plan your fun and routes using the schedules linked below and the interactive map here! Queens & Staten Island: July 29 Manhattan: August 5, 12 & 19 Brooklyn & The Bronx: August 26 Check out the full list of Open Streets initiatives in NYC here.Celebrate Earth Day with Citi Bike on Open Streets in NYC!
Celebrate Earth Day with Citi Bike on Open Streets in NYC! Since 2016, NYC DOT’s Open Streets: Car-Free Earth Day has been reclaiming the roads for cyclists and pedestrians by transforming heavily-trafficked city streets into public plazas for pedestrians, cyclists, and local businesses to connect and envision new possibilities. With seven signature locations and 31 total plazas throughout the five boroughs, this year’s route features presentations, workshops, activities, art, and performances—accessing more than 1,000 miles of NYC's Bike Network. Each plaza features a different city agency, community organization, or local business presenting information about local, environmental, and sustainability topics as well as creative exhibits and performances. The seven signature locations are: Willis Avenue at East 47 Street to East 148 Street in the Bronx Troutman Street at St. Nicholas Avenue to Irving Avenue in Brooklyn Dykman Street at Broadway to La Marina in Manhattan St. Nicholas Avenue at West 181 Street to West 190 Street in Manhattan Broadway at East 17 Street to West 42nd Street in Manhattan Woodside Avenue at 76 Street to 79 Street in Queens Minthorne Street at Bay Street to Victory Boulevard in Staten Island. NYC DOT’s Open Streets: Car-Free Earth Day Saturday, April 22, 2023 10 am to 3 pm Invite your non-member friends to try Citi Bike using code CARFREE23 for free unlimited 30-minute rides on a classic Citi Bike on Open Streets. Visit the Car Free website for route details and more information.
