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Thursday, September 23, 2010

First Harlem River Festival on Saturday

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  Harlem River Festival – September 25th from 11 am to 5 pm
Celebrating the Harlem River
 
The Harlem River Working Group* is holding its first annual Harlem River Festival on Saturday, September 25, 2010 at Mill Pond Park, the new riverside park created under the 2006 Yankee Stadium Parks’ Redevelopment projects.  The day will be celebrating the Harlem River and edge through walking, biking or boating activities including:  Arts and Crafts; Hawk Talk; Live Music; Educational Workshops; Water Demonstrations; Boat Tours; Tennis Lessons and much more .... 
 
Guided Walks
10am from High Bridge Park
(170th and University Avenue)
Day of Walk call: 646 719 0034
 
Guided Bike Ride
10am from Randall’s Island
(Meet on the Bronx Side of the RFK Bridge)
Day of Ride call: 718 796 1648
 
Refreshments at noon
 
Harlem River Ferry Tour
4pm from Mill Pond Park
Take a ferry boat ride up the Harlem River!
(Meet at Yankee Stadium Dock)
SPONSORED BY NY WATERWAY
 
 Getting Here
·        Subway #2, 4 or 5 to 149th/Grand Concourse
·        Metro Hudson Line to Yankee Stadium Station
 
Mill Pond Park is on the waterfront at 153rd and Exterior Street
Across from the new Gateway Center Mall
 
The Harlem River Festival is sponsored by NY WATERWAY and represents the efforts of the following organizations and agencies: Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr., National Park Service, Partnerships for Parks, Bronx Council for Environmental Quality, Friends of Brook Park, Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance, Highbridge Community Life Center, Friends of the Woods, Harlem River UDEC, and more
 
*Harlem River Working Group is a coalition of community organizations and agencies working on, at or near the Harlem River. For more info:  HarlemRiver@bceq.org or call 646.719.0034

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