About us
Welcome to our community of creative visualizers! When we meet, we'll use public art as a focus to visualize Manhattan's public spaces and uncover their rich history and how they provide the substance for balanced personal, local and global operation.
The places visited will reveal fresh perspectives. We will organize to meet in different neighborhoods and institutions that have world-class works of art on display. Join this community and enhance your love for this city all while relating to amazing people with similar interests and working together for a greater purpose.
Creative visualization visits are being rotated throughout Manhattan. Emphasis is given to Central Park as this is New York's centerpiece. We'll also organize community building events to museums, art galleries and other cultural institutions. Events are taking place virtually and in-person.
Creative visualization works. It is being used successfully in the fields of health, business, the creative arts, sports and other fields. The perceptual transformation of our evolving, united humanity is underway!
Neighborhoods we'll visit:
- Lower Manhattan
- SoHo, Little Italy, and Chinatown
- Greenwich Village
- Midtown Manhattan
- Central Park
- Upper Manhattan
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Upcoming events
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- $20.00
Black Central Park
Mariner's Gate (Central Park West & W 85th St), Central Park West & W 85th St, New York City, ny, USDiscover Seneca Village, the largest community of free Black American property owners in pre–Civil War New York. On this tour, visitors will read the physical landscape of Seneca Village to understand the particular value it provided to Black New Yorkers seeking refuge from the crowded conditions and racial discrimination prevalent in early 19th Century NYC. Conservancy guides offer insight into this unique community and the events that resulted in the displacement of Seneca Village residents through the process of eminent domain for the construction Central Park.
WHEN:
*In-person* on Saturday, October 3rd at 2pm EST.WHERE:
Event starts at Mariner's Gate at West 85th St. & Central Park West map here.COST:
$20. Processed via the Central Park Conservancy. All proceeds go towards the maintenance of the Park. All sales are final with the flexibility to reschedule for a future date.RSVP:
Required. RSVP available in Sepember. Rsvp on meetup group here for a notification when it becomes available.1 attendee - $35.00
Birding Basics in the Ramble
Belvedere Castle, Central Park West, New York, NY 10021, New York, Ne, USIt’s fall migration season in the Park! A key stop on the Atlantic Flyway, Central Park welcomes more than 210 bird species each year. On this hands-on tour, you will learn the basics of bird identification while you explore the Ramble, a vibrant woodland habitat that supports a variety of NYC wildlife. I will share helpful tips for spotting and identifying birds. Bring your own binoculars or borrow a pair from us.
WHEN:
*In-person* on Sunday, October 04 at 10am EST.WHERE:
Event starts at the Belvedere Castle (mid-park at 79th St.) map here.COST:
$35. Processed via the Central Park Conservancy. All proceeds go towards the maintenance of the Park. All sales are final with the flexibility to reschedule for a future date.RSVP:
Required. Please RSVP here.1 attendee
Past events
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