Title: BPC’s Resident Historian Favorite BPC Spot: North Cove Marina History is a passion for Battery Park City’s Fred Bivetto. Formerly a denizen of Tudor City, it was on a walk down the west side with his wife Elaine in 2016, …
Please join BPCA and Manhattan Community Board 1 for the next in their series of public input sessions about the BPC Ball Fields Resiliency Project. This meeting will include an update on project status with design firm STV and full …
Twice a year, BPCA re-configures its Ball Fields to facilitate league play. Each March (pictured above), the fields are converted to a baseball/softball layout in preparation for the Downtown Little League season. In August the fields are converted from baseball/softball …
“Tom Goodkind has left an enduring mark as a strong advocate and good friend to this downtown community – not to mention a great entertainer, headlining the Washington Squares and TriBattery Pops. “His was a lifetime full of the love …
Please be advised that due to upcoming annual activities conducted by Stuyvesant High School, the Community Center will be closed on the following dates: o Wednesday, March 13 o Friday, March 15 o Saturday, March 16 o Tuesday, March 19 …
Please join BPCA and Manhattan Community Board 1 for the next in their series of public input sessions about the South Battery Park City Resiliency Project. Meeting will include updates on the ongoing detailed design process with design firm AECom, …
Title: Director of Maintenance Favorite BPC Spot: Rector Park The son of Italian immigrants and a native of Corona, Queens, Rob Maggi attended Queens College where he earned a bachelor’s degree in Liberal Arts. Shortly after graduation, Rob became a …
BPC PEOPLE Robert Maggi: Director of Maintenance Favorite BPC Spot: Rector Park The son of Italian immigrants and a native of Corona, Queens, Rob Maggi attended Queens College where he earned a bachelor’s degree in Liberal Arts. Shortly after graduation, …
