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About Madison Square Park

Madison Square Park sits between 23rd and 26th Streets, bounded by Fifth and Madison Avenues. This 6.2-acre public urban park is a collaborative effort managed by NYC Parks and the Madison Square Park Conservancy. The park hosts art installations, garden-focused projects, and seasonal public programming that invites locals and visitors to enjoy beautiful outdoor spaces in the heart of Manhattan.

Whether you’re catching a public art display, enjoying a concert on the lawn, or simply strolling through the gardens, you’ll find flexible spaces rather than fixed seating. Bring chairs with proper permits for larger gatherings, and note that tables require a permit. Shake Shack sits at the southern end, offering a convenient refreshment option without leaving the park grounds.

Looking for a comfortable stay nearby? The Ned NoMad and The Ritz-Carlton, NoMad, are within walking distance, providing easy access for guests attending park events or exploring the area.

Access to Madison Square Park is supported by multiple transit options. Subway stops include 23rd Street (N/R/W on Broadway; F/M on 6th Ave) and nearby 23rd Street stations on different lines. CitiBike stations nearby offer a quick, bike-friendly way to reach the park. There is no on-site parking, so plan for nearby garages or street parking where allowed. The park features lawn spaces and benches, with permits needed for amplified sound or larger seating setups. For the latest park programming and event listings, check the Madison Square Park Conservancy’s site and Eventbrite listings. If you’re visiting for an event, secure your seats or lawn space in advance through trusted ticket sources we recommend for a smooth, no-fuss purchase.

Nearby hotels and dining options include:

  • The Ned NoMad — 1170 Broadway, a stylish boutique option within easy walking distance.
  • The Ritz-Carlton NoMad — 25 W 28th St, offering luxury stays close to the park.
  • Shake Shack (southern end of the park) for quick bites and iconic NYC burgers.

We’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward information for planning your visit or an event at Madison Square Park. If you’re looking for park programming, you’ll find details on the Conservancy’s channels and on Eventbrite as new projects like Gardens of Renewal in 2025 roll out.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location/size: 23rd–26th Streets, between Fifth Ave and Madison Ave; about 6.2 acres (2.5 hectares).
  • Venue type: Public urban park managed by NYC Parks in partnership with the Madison Square Park Conservancy.
  • Seating/chart: No fixed seating chart; lawns/benches exist; you may bring chairs with proper permits for larger setups (no tables without a permit).
  • Parking: No on-site parking; parking typically found in nearby garages or on-street where allowed.
  • Transit: Subways at 23rd Street (N/R/W on Broadway; F/M on 6th Ave; 1 on 7th Ave; plus nearby 23rd Street stations) with CitiBike nearby.
  • Nearby hotels: The Ned NoMad (1170 Broadway) and Ritz-Carlton NoMad (25 W 28th St) are within walking distance.
  • Notable events hosted: Art installations and public programming (e.g., Ghost Forest in 2021); garden-focused projects like Gardens of Renewal in 2025; MSPC Eventbrite listings for park programming.
  • Current status: The park is active and open with seasonal lawn status; Shake Shack operates at the southern end of the park.
  • Renaming/demolition: No demolition or renaming of Madison Square Park; MSG (Madison Square Garden) is a separate nearby venue.