Wednesday Volunteer Gardening led by NYC Parks Gardener Jessica Kulig at 9:30am in front of the Brooklyn War Memorial (statue side).
9:30am- 11:30am
Please join! Everyone is welcome!

 The Return of the Brooklyn Heights Library’s Storytime! Wednesday May 15th. 10:30am

The Conservancy is excited to announce that the Brooklyn Heights Library’s Storytime will return to Cadman Plaza Park on Wednesday, May 15th at 10:30 am.  Storytime will take place adjacent to Juneteenth Grove every other Wednesday morning through September.  The community is looking forward to this very popular event.  Bring your blanket and bring your children!

Please join our annual Spring mulching event!

Sunday April 26th 10am-12pm
Bring your friends and your family as we take care of our planted areas in the park.

We’re excited to introduce our Cadman Park Conservancy intern, Rosemary Sanders!

Rosemary is a junior at Utrecht High School who first connected with the Conservancy last spring as a volunteer. She later became an SYEP intern, working under NYC Parks Gardener Jessica Kulig. Since then, she has remained involved as an intern, driven by her passion for environmental science and is working on an initiative to create a compost area (green and brown, no food scraps) for Cadman and our adjacent parks. 

We’re excited to introduce our Cadman Park Conservancy intern, Rosemary Sanders!

Rosemary is a junior at Utrecht High School who first connected with the Conservancy last spring as a volunteer. She later became an SYEP intern, working under NYC Parks Gardener Jessica Kulig. Since then, she has remained involved as an intern, driven by her passion for environmental science and is working on an initiative to create a compost area (green and brown, no food scraps) for Cadman and our adjacent parks. 

The Conservancy is delighted to introduce Julius Kohn-Blank and Georgia Karshan, juniors at Packer Collegiate High School.

They are taking on a leadership role by organizing fellow students who want to volunteer in Cadman Park, helping to nurture and maintain the space. We look forward to welcoming their student volunteers this spring and are grateful for their initiative in supporting the park.

The daffodils are beginning to pop up, and we are absolutely thrilled to watch them grow.  We are grateful to all of our volunteers planting bulbs each fall.  Thank you!