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With an area of 526 acres (213 ha), Prospect Park is the second-largest public park in Brooklyn, behind Marine Park. Designated as a New York City scenic landmark and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Prospect Park is operated by the Prospect Park Alliance and NYC Parks.
Many organized park activities require permits, including gatherings of more than 20 people, organized cycling and running races, film and photo shoots, and athletic field use. Planning an event? Sign up for our eNews and stay up to date on all things Prospect Park.
Businesses that cater events at unlicensed locations need a Caterer's Alcohol Permit to serve alcoholic beverages. This permit is for a specific event. It is issued by the New York State Liquor Authority (SLA). Food must be served at the catered event.
Cars, NYC Taxis, and other private and for-hire vehicles are not allowed in Prospect Park without authorization. You may still see cars or other motor vehicles in the park from time to time, including those from NYC Parks, Prospect Park Alliance and NYPD. These vehicles help keep Prospect Park clean and safe.
Permits are not issued in certain areas of the park on weekends from May 1 to September 30. Permits are not issued for the following picnic areas at any time, and are intended for groups of 20 people or fewer: Wellhouse Drive; Vanderbilt Oval; Parkside Lawn; Lincoln Road Lawn and the Nethermead.
Special Event Definition Generally speaking, special events bring a group of people together in one or more locations for a limited period of time for a particular activity.
Many organized park activities require permits, including gatherings of more than 20 people, organized cycling and running races, film and photo shoots, and athletic field use. Planning an event? Sign up for our eNews and stay up to date on all things Prospect Park.
You must have a Special Event permit to hold any event with more than 20 people in a park or on a beach, including barbecues and parties. You will be advised if you need any additional permits for your event once you submit the application.
Simply log in to CougarWeb and click "Workday Dashboard" in the "Registration Tools - Fall 2024" section. From here you can search for available course sections and register!
Go to the (on a laptop or desktop) and login using your Collin credentials. Select "Begin Setup". A QR code will then pop up that you can scan using your OneLogin app.
