MASNYC

It's Jane's Walk season! Join us May 2-4 across all five boroughs for 200+ volunteer-led walking conversations. Sign up for walks today & celebrate #NewYorkCity with MAS: mas.org/janes-walk-nyc…

Thank you @MASNYC visiting us in #MorrisPark and creating a beautiful “Enduring Culture” event. With a unique history and a melting pot of ethnicities #MorrisPark proved itself resilient, vibrant, thriving and ever-changing. Thanks #Bronx CB11 for hosting, and fellow speakers from the East Bronx History Forum and the Bronx Muslim Center!

Exploring Crown Heights North & Bed-Stuy on a walking tour with Suzanne Spellen and Morgan Munsey of @MASNYC, one of my favorite things to do in NYC. mas.org/events/new-mon…

📢RALLY with the #PlayFair Coalition on 3/17 and testify at the @NYCCouncil preliminary budget hearing to demand @NYCParks budget restorations and investment. 📅Monday, 3/17 📍City Hall Steps 🕛Rally: 12pm-1pm 🕐Budget Hearing: 1pm #ParksPowerNYC RSVP: bit.ly/ParksRally317

MAS is proud of our LGBTQ+ employees, community members, and members and is disheartened that the National Parks Service recently erased Transgender people from the Stonewall National Monument website. Read our full statement about public #monuments below❤️

In #CongestionPricing's first month, the program has already proven to benefit New Yorker's quality of life; lowering commuter times & improving air quality. We deserve a livable city w/ affordable, safe & reliable public transportation & roads that work for all who rely on them

MAS supports #congestionpricing as a way to increase funding for critical public transit, reduce pollution & enhance our public realm. Revoking the program would undo our opportunity for transformational change. Read our full statement ✍️

Jane's Walk NYC featured in @QNS 💗🏙️ Read the full piece: qns.com/2025/02/walkin…

Show your love for #NewYorkCity & lead a Jane's Walk this year! Submissions are now open through March 31. Learn more & make a submission on our #JanesWalk site: mas.org/events/janes-w… ❤️

Jane's Walk NYC featured in @QueensGazette! Read more here: qgazette.com/articles/janes…

Join MAS and @APA_Planning at Culture Lab LIC on Tuesday, February 18 from 6-8 PM for a panel conversation about the #LongIslandCity Neighborhood Plan. Along with the conversation, the event will feature an audience Q&A and reception. Learn more & RSVP: mas.org/events/the-fut…

Here’s what you can do across NYC this chilly weekend! Celebrate Black History Month, create plantable paper, hike through history, and discover a new career path at Parks🧵:

Preliminary Comments on the #MidtownSouth Mixed-Use Plan (MSMX): Read the letter from MAS to the New York City Planning Commission and @NYCPlanning ✍️ mas.org/news/prelimina…

Last week, MAS co-hosted "Progress and Preservation: Atlantic Avenue End-to-End" with @BKLYNlibrary's @brooklynhistory. Rebecca Macklis (MAS) moderated the convo w/ Kelly Carroll (@AtlanticAveBK), Ifeoma Ebo (Creative Urban Alchemy) & Mimi Mitchell (tenant advocate/CB8 member)!❤️

MAS support for #CityofYes for Housing Opportunity was predicated on a need to balance growth w/ incentives & requirements that will create truly #affordablehousing for New Yorkers. Read more below

Brrrr🥶! As temp hit below freezing the river began to freeze yesterday! You might see ice floes along HRPK, which are packs of flat floating ice drifting on the surface of the Hudson River. Make sure you bundle up when you come visit, and tag us in your photos of the floes!

Brrrr! It’s cold out there. 🥶 But couldn’t resist a quick walk in the park to see the beautiful blanket of snow! ❄️ Bundle up and go for a quick walk if you can!

"There's nothing like the big screen. The cinema is really built for the big screen and big sound, so that a person can go into another world and have an experience." - David Lynch In recognition of the passing of a true cinema visionary, our marquee will be dark tonight.

In 1991, David Lynch showed the world the alienation and innate horror of a dirty street, directing this unforgettable anti-littering ad for the City of New York. RIP to a visionary filmmaker and a pioneer of the Trash Revolution.

Atlantic Avenue is one of the most critical corridors in our city. Now the City is looking to transform it. Join us tonight, at the Center for Brooklyn History, on how to preserve culture and history in the face of change. 🔗 bklynlib.org/3PfMXJT