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Are you thinking about planning an event in Central Park? Here's everything you need to know to make it a success!  Also, if you have a specific question regarding an event, or Central Park in general, you can always contact our staff using the form here.

If your event is a wedding or a proposal, let our expert Wedding Support Staff help you with all the arrangements!  Their page can be found here.

The best place to start answering your questions is the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation Special Event FAQ.

When thinking about your event, you should know that all events in the City of New York with more than 20 people attending will require special event permits. Please fill out the event application form and fax to: Citywide Special Events, Fax: (212) 360-1478.

There is $25 non-refundable administrative processing fee for all special events permits.
People who want to sell at, charge for, or conduct any sort of revenue-generating activity on parkland for a short period of time should read the Temporary Use Authorization (TUA) Guidelines (16 kb).

More information about special events in Central Park can be found here:

Special Events Request Approval Form
Special Events Permit Application
Special Events Guidelines
Rules & Regulations for Special Events Concessions                                                                     
Designated Barbecuing Areas in City Parks

Citywide Special Events voicemail information:
(212) 360-1319, or (212)-408-0226

 

Have fun! And don't forget to submit your event to our CentralPark.com events database once you've made your plans! It only takes a few minutes. Start here.

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