Bird Watching New York

Central Park Bird Walk

Two-hour fall bird walk for beginners led by naturalist Debbie Becker to learn basic bird and hawk identification during fall migration.

Central Park Bird Walk

Two-hour in-person fall bird walk for beginners led by naturalist Debbie Becker to learn basic bird and hawk identification.

Central Park Bird Walk

In-person bird walk for birders of all levels; learn to identify common urban birds by sight and song.

Central Park Bird Walk

In-person birding walk for urban birders; learn to identify common local birds.

Inwood Bird birdwalk: Inwood Hill Park start at 218th and Indian Rd.

In-person birdwalk for birders; organized via the Inwood Birds Facebook group to spot local birds.

UWS Third Space Coworking Collective | Drop-ins always welcome! FREE!

Drop-in coworking session for adults 30s-40s+ to work with others in a relaxed setting, with coffee/tea included to help you make progress on your project.

Ski BigSky Montana

Central Park Bird Walk

Birding walk for birders of all levels; learn basic identification of common urban birds.

Edgewater River Walk

Mild weather is forecast so let's get moving and enjoy some stunning views along our beautiful Hudson River. If we're lucky we may spot the adorable Monk/Quaker parrots or even an Eagle or two as we have before! The ice on the river should also be a site to behold! The infamous Quaker/Monk Parrots have made Edgewater their year round home. During the winter they can be less visible though we usually see a few. Check out "Save the Wild Quaker parrots of New Jersey" group on Facebook. Walk along Undercliff Ave. and check the trees and some utility poles for nest sites. The Old Mariners Bank sign on the east side of River Rd. just south of the Marina may also be a nest site. Here are two links with varying explanations for the existence of these birds in Edgewater: https://weirdnj.com/stories/bizarre-beasts/edgewater-parrots/ https://www.birdforum.net/threads/monk-parakeet-colony-in-carteret-and-edgewater-nj-near-newark-airport.297873/ The walk will be 2-3 hours at a slow, mod. pace covering approx. 3-6 miles with several stops. Early out option. The paths are mostly flat, with a few gentle inclines, made of cobblestone, brick and pavement with some dips and uneven spots so CAREFUL footing is necessary. Keep to the right on the path to allow everyone to pass comfortably. Water is MANDATORY. I suggest waterproof hiking shoes or boots in case of any wet areas, along with snacks, binoculars, sun protection and cameras of course. Dress in layers. MEETUP IN RIVER END OF FRONT PARKING LOT. Upon leaving the front entrance of Target, turn left and walk to the end of the lot, toward the Hudson River. Remember to leave yourself extra time as it's a busy area. Rest rooms are available in Target in the right rear corner of the store along with other stores. Possible Comfort Station by the Ferry pier when we head north. Frozen Yogurt, Mitsuwa Asian Market, The River House Chinese Rest., The Bicycle Club and many restaurants available for those interested after the walk. Inclement weather cancels. ALWAYS check the day of an event for possible updates. As with all of our events, you are responsible for your own safety and the safety of your guests. Knowing this you agree to walk/hike at your own risk and we cannot be held responsible for any injuries you or your guests may incur.

Friday night Stitch and Bitch

Informal Friday night crafting meetup for crochet, knit, embroidery, and quilting enthusiasts to share skills and build community.

Free meditation in lovely atrium

In-person meditation for those who think they can't meditate; learn a simple awareness method in two 15-minute sessions with discussion to start practice.

Waitlist: Gay Matchmaking Mixer

In-person waitlist-based matchmaking mixer for gay men; attendees are paired with 2–3 matches at the start.