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Discover the Davis Center at the Harlem Meer in Central Park, New York, NY—a reimagined year‑round destination that transforms with the seasons to serve the community.
In summer, guests enjoy a restored shoreline and a modern seasonal pool; in winter, the space converts to an ice‑skating rink; and in spring and fall, it activates as multi‑use turf for fitness, youth programs, and community events. Thoughtfully designed for accessibility and environmental restoration, the center offers welcoming indoor and outdoor gathering spaces, locker rooms, and community event areas along the lakefront.
The Davis Center delivers free and low‑cost programming that brings Harlem families and park visitors together—creating a vibrant, inclusive experience in one of NYC’s most iconic settings. Concessions highlight local flavors through vendor collaborations and rotating pop‑ups, enhancing the guest experience year‑round.
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Read MoreCentral Park stretches from Midtown to Harlem as a tapestry of meadows, woodlands, lakes, and landmark architecture; with tranquil hideaways and lively gathering spots, it’s a nature-rich escape in the city’s heart. Nature lovers can wander the woodsy Ramble, picnic on Sheep Meadow or the Great Lawn, loop the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir, and explore the formal Conservatory Garden, with birding in the North Woods and waterside views at Harlem Meer. Iconic sights like Belvedere Castle, Bethesda Terrace, Bow Bridge, and Gapstow Bridge frame classic strolls and photos, while seasonal fun spans rowboats on the Lake, winter skating at Wollman Rink, and spring blooms along miles of paths. Families can visit the Central Park Zoo, ride the vintage Carousel, and discover playgrounds dotted throughout the park; culture seekers can catch free performances at the Delacorte Theater and enjoy buskers and pop-up art along the Mall and Literary Walk—a timeless blend of nature, culture, and city magic.