we maintain and refurbish all the parks along the east river and offer special public events for all ages
What makes Sutton Place unique are our six parks overlooking the East River from 53rd Street to 58th Street. These small public spaces provide for park visitors to relax and children to play and learn. Workers visit the parks in the morning and at lunch and sightseers enjoy the reflected sunset off the river in the evening.
What We've Achieved
Maintained and cleaned our parks and walkways.
Advocated for increased security in our parks
Added new rodent proof trash cans.
Teamed with Cathedral High School students to redesign the park at 58th Street with a monarch butterfly waystation, now replanted with pollinating plants more in keeping with the park design.
Installed an automated system irrigating all of the new plantings.
Planted Parterres at 57th Street Park
Re-sodded the lawn and replaced dying bushes in the Promenade Park.
Planted new ground cover to keep the weeds down.
Spruced up the entrance at 55th street and in the park above added large planter boxes filled with flowering plants to make the park more welcoming to visitors.
Celebrated Manhattanhenge, held a Shakespeare play, a Halloween “Spooktacular” with children and dog parades plus a Holiday Sing-a-long.
Celebrated the reopening of Clara Coffey Park with a ribbon cutting attended by city officials.
Hold park entertainment events for all ages.
Our Next Steps
Ensure that our gardens are watered and
cleaned regularlyCelebrate Earth Day
Install new security cameras at all of
our parksPlan for the future with new landscaping and amenities to beautify and enhance the enjoyment of all our parks