Play Streets Reports and Resources


Play Streets create a temporary space for young people to play, turning the city’s streets into a safe, engaging space to be active. During a Play Street, local streets are officially closed to traffic and open to people at regularly scheduled times.

T.A. offers a wealth of resources to equip organizers with the materials and information to run a successful Play Street. These resources have been developed with direct input from experienced Play Street organizers and partners. They detail the entire process from the permit application all the way to activity planning and logistics.

Community Play Streets Expression of Interest Application to the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (PDF)

Guides and Case Studies
Videos

Funders who support Play Streets
Citizen's Committee for New York City, New Yorkers for Better Neighborhoods grants
Due January 31, 2013

Citizen's Committee for New York City, Unity NYC
(Neighborhood based or faith based immigrant groups encouraged to apply)
Due January 31, 2013

Partnerships for Parks, Capacity Fund grants
(Play Street must be adjacent to NYC Parks property)
Due February 1, 2013

2012 Play Streets
Look up 2012 Play Streets.

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