Manhattan · NYC
CENTRAL PARK
843 Acres of Magic in the Heart of Manhattan
About Central Park
Central Park is the most visited urban park in the United States — 42 million people a year walk through its 843 acres. Designed by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux in 1858, it was the first landscaped public park in America.
From the Bethesda Fountain to Bow Bridge, from the Great Lawn to the Conservatory Garden — Central Park is a world within a world. It's where New Yorkers go to escape, to celebrate, to connect. And it's where X-CURSIONS IN MOTION has hosted some of its most unforgettable events.
The park spans from 59th Street to 110th Street and from Fifth Avenue to Central Park West. It contains 36 bridges and arches, 21 playgrounds, 7 bodies of water, and 18,000 trees. It's a National Historic Landmark and a New York City Scenic Landmark.
Things to Do
Explore Central Park
The Great Lawn
20 acres of open green space — perfect for picnics, sunbathing, and outdoor events. Summer concerts and Shakespeare in the Park happen here.
Bethesda Fountain
The heart of Central Park. The Angel of the Waters statue sits above the fountain, surrounded by the terrace and the lake.
Bow Bridge
The most photographed bridge in Central Park — a cast-iron bridge spanning the Lake. Romantic, iconic, and unmissable.
Belvedere Castle
A Victorian folly perched on Vista Rock, the second-highest point in the park. 360-degree views of the Great Lawn and the Ramble.
Conservatory Garden
The only formal garden in Central Park — three distinct styles: Italian, French, and English. Quiet, elegant, and stunning.
The Lake & Loeb Boathouse
Rent a rowboat and glide across the Lake. The Loeb Boathouse offers waterfront dining with views of the skyline.
843
Acres
1858
Year Opened
42M
Visitors/Year
18,000
Trees
What We Do Here
X-CURSIONS IN MOTION at Central Park
The Heart of New York City
Central Park, Manhattan
843 acres of pure magic in the middle of Manhattan. Central Park is where X-CURSIONS IN MOTION has hosted some of its most unforgettable events — from Regency-era garden parties to outdoor dance experiences under the open sky.
Central Park · The Scenery
The Lamp Post
The Pond
The Skyline
Central Park · Bethesda Terrace
The Staircase
The Ceiling
The Arcade
Central Park · Bridgerton in the Park
Garden Party
Xavier & Caterine
Regency Elegance
The Touch
Pure Joy
June 7, 2026
What We Do in Central Park
Bridgerton in the Park
Regency era garden parties with period dances, calling cards, and the waltz under the open sky.
Decades of Dance
Time-travel pop-up events — each edition a different era, from the 1800s to the 90s.
Outdoor Dance Classes
Salsa, Waltz, Latin rhythms — taught in the most iconic park in the world.
Garden Picnics
Curated outdoor experiences with mocktails, bites, and the NYC skyline as your backdrop.
Bridgerton in the Park Returns
Saturday, August 22, 2026 · 12–5 PM · Central Park, NYC · $65 per person. The full Decades of Dance experience — all five dances of the 1800s. Flowing gowns, calling cards, garden promenades, and the waltz under the open sky.
Are you coming that weekend? We can set something up for you — a weekend itinerary, a group experience, or just the event itself.
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