Whether you are an avid cyclist, jogger, or pedestrian, New Yorkers should get ready!" "In that same spirit, we are bringing back Summer Streets this August to a record number of blocks, bringing car-free streets and exciting programming to East Harlem for the very first time. "The Adams administration is committed to equity in everything we do, which is why we have already, this year, expanded the Open Streets program to so many new communities in all five boroughs," said DOT Commissioner Rodriguez. "This summer, more New Yorkers can enjoy even more continuous car-free space and programming." "Thanks to the hard work of so many city workers, especially the New York City Department of Transportation and our dedicated volunteers for the city's largest block party, Summer Streets will be larger than ever before," said Deputy Mayor for Operations Meera Joshi. I look forward to more people than ever taking advantage of this incredible opportunity to enjoy the best our city has to offer."
"This is exactly what our public space is for: making fun activities accessible to hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers for free.
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"Our streets belong to all New Yorkers, and I'm so excited to be restoring the Summer Streets program to three full Saturdays and bringing it to East Harlem for the first time," said Mayor Adams. DOT will also offer a wide array of activities on Open Streets and plazas across the city throughout August.
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Now, in its 14th edition, the program will offer fun and free activities along eight miles of car-free streets on August 6th, 13th, and 20th from 7:00 AM to 1:00 PM, along Park Avenue, Lafayette Street, and Centre Street up to East 109th Street – including free Citi Bike day passes available on August 6th with code SUMMER22. New York – New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of Transportation (DOT) Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez today announced a nearly two-mile expansion of the "Summer Streets" program, extending it for the first time from the Brooklyn Bridge up to East Harlem in Manhattan and restoring it to three Saturdays for the first time since 2019. Extending by Nearly Two Miles and Up to East 109th Street for First Time, "Summer Streets" Will Provide Over Eight Miles of Car-Free Streetsįor First Time in Three Years, Program Will Be Restored to Three Saturdays in August, With Free Citi Bike Day Passes on August 6Ĭity Will Also Offer Robust Programming in August, Hosting Over 120 Events on Open Streets and Plazas
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