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Manhattan’s Summer Streets program is bringing back its signature offering of vehicle-free thoroughfares spanning approximately 20 miles across the city. The seasonal initiative has established itself as a fixture for residents and visitors seeking recreational access to major streets otherwise reserved for automobile traffic.
The program encompasses multiple attractions designed to maximize public engagement. Participants can access complimentary Citi Bike rides, explore curated art installations, sample offerings from food vendors, and join organized community running events throughout the designated corridors.
This year’s iteration continues the tradition of transforming critical urban pathways into pedestrian and cyclist-friendly zones, providing neighborhoods with temporary access to recreational infrastructure while maintaining the program’s commitment to free, inclusive community programming.
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