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Christmas Eve Caroling
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News From Our Blog
The Washington Square Association's 5th annual Chess Exhibition returned to the park's tables with three-time U.S. Champion Grandmaster Joel Benjamin, and the 68th Washington Square Music Festival brought four free Tuesday evenings to Garibaldi Plaza — Baroque, Cuban jazz, Afro-Caribbean fusion, and Berlioz under the stars.
We are thrilled to announce the next Washington Square Park Chess Exhibition on Saturday, May 16, 2026, from 12PM–4PM at the Washington Square Park Chess Plaza (rain date: Sunday, May 17). Free and open to the public, this event brings a world‑class Grandmaster to the iconic chess tables in the southwest corner of the park.
The new Village Interagency Task Force is helping facilitate interagency cooperation, increase police presence at hot spots, improve street and subway lighting, and advocate for public policy and enhanced social services. It’s already having a significant impact.
We couldn’t be happier with the 100th Annual Washington Square Tree lighting. Stilt-walkers, giant sock puppets, kids makeup and Santa galore. And of course the 40th year of the Rob Susman Quarter leading us in song with our vocalist Linseigh Green. Here’s a video for you to enjoy. Thank you to our wonderful sponsors including NYU, Wegmans and Douglas H. Evans and Sarah Cogan!
Our representative have lost sight of the public safety crisis for residents. We demand immediate action from our representatives including reforming the disastrous Discovery regulation of 2019, detaining those that litter needles on our streets, coordinating DHS, Sanitation and Parks, and properly funding the NYPD 6th precinct. See the devastating photos of living in today's Greenwich Village
The proposed cannabis dispensary at 10 Fifth Ave on the corner of 8th street where the old Le Pan Quotidien resided is an unacceptable risk with its close proximity to two preschools, elementary schools and park playgrounds and is instrumental of legislative process that’s broken. Here’s what you can do.
The WSA is pleased to announce NYC Parks Commissioner Sue Donaghue will lead the Washington Square tree lighting December 6th at 6pm.
Hear what 331 respondents had to say about gates at Washington Square Park, including where supporters, opponents, and undecided neighbors agree and differ. The post highlights the concerns and priorities bringing the community into the conversation.