Mission Statement.
The mission of the Marcus Garvey Park Alliance is to serve the community in its efforts to support and improve the resources offered through the Park. It strives to preserve and celebrate the cultural identity of the surrounding neighborhoods producing cultural programming in the Richard Rodgers Amphitheater and public art installations in Parks and open spaces throughout East and Central Harlem. Park stewardship, beautification, volunteer events, children’s literacy.
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The Public Art Initiative
The Marcus Garvey Park Alliance and Friends of Art Park Alliance Invite You to the Opening Reception Kathleen Granados Present Histories: An East Harlem Photo Album A Site Specific Public Art Installation Saturday, August 11, 2018 5:00 – 7:00 PM … Continue reading
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The Farmers Market at Marcus Garvey Park
Every Saturday through Thanksgiving 9:30 am – 4:30 pm White Feather Farms, Dines Farms, K’s European Jams, Amuse Bouche NYC, Little Hot Dog Wagon, Cenkali Vegan, Tres Leches Cafe Located on the corner of West 124th Street and Mount Morris … Continue reading
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Art Walk – Park to Park
See 8 public art installations on view in 6 parks throughout the neighborhood. Printed Maps can be picked up at El Museo del Barrio, CB 11 office and the Pelham Fritz Recreation Center or contact us directly and we will … Continue reading
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2017 A Photo Review
The Marcus Garvey Park Alliance considers parks and open spaces an opportunity to advocate for cultural equity, health and wellness and the quality of life for the neighborhood residents living on all 4 sides of Marcus Garvey Park. In 2017 … Continue reading
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Marcus Garvey Park and Beyond,
East Harlem at Play: A Mural in White Park, 2017 Giannina Gutierrez, Ralph Serrano and Jeremy Vega The Marcus Garvey Park Alliance Public Art Initiative is pleased to announce the completion of the White Park Mural. Situated along the … Continue reading
Spring 2017
Words don’t seem necessary Cherry Blossom walkway near the Fifth Avenue and 124th Street entrance to Marcus Garvey Park.
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