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Park Here, An Indoor Pop-Up Park in New York City

by Rusty Blazenhoff on January 24, 2012

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Park Here is a really unique indoor pop-up park run by Openhouse Gallery in New York City’s Nolita neighborhood. The free park is open for just three months and has been filled with green NewGrass (an eco-friendly artificial grass), hammocks, giant bean bags and food carts. Be sure to sign up for their newsletter to learn of the great events that will be happening there this winter (like the Nerd Nite Trivia Battle on February 2). The park will be open until February 15, 2012.

It’s a pop-up park in the heart of Nolita that’s blooming when nothing else is. Plush grass, beautiful foliage, picnic blankets, oversized bean bags and hammocks. Blazing fast WiFi, picnic benches, bistro tables and a smashing playlist. Food and drink vendors, trivia and movie nights, afternoon tea. Mornings exclusively for moms and kids.

via Winkel & Balktick

panoramic photo by Justin Klosky


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