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Street or Park Street performers usually do not need a permit. However, a permit is required if you: Use a sound device such as a loud speaker, megaphone, or stereo. Perform in or next to a 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.
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.
All other agency permits must be obtained before we can grant your SAPO permit. Examples include: Rides and inflatable such as truck mounted rides and bounce houses require a DOB Inspection Certificate and insurance. The ride company that you hire should provide this documentation.
Picnic Permits & Reservations Permits are only needed if you have 20 or more people in your group.
You need a permit to hold an event in the park with more than 20 people, also for anything with amplified sound, or to set up a tent or other structure.
However, if you're planning a 5K race route that uses public property, you're definitely going to need permits and permissions. Get in contact with your local governing body and give them as much detail about your event as you can and figure out the exact steps you need to take to get a green light for your 5K race.
New York's 1,942 parks are home to more than 1,000 playgrounds, 800 athletic fields, 550 tennis courts, 60 public pools, and 30 recreation centers, as well as many other active and passive assets.
