Port Richmond Avenue goes car-free on Saturday, April 26 from 11AM–4PM between Post and Castleton Avenues as part of Staten Island Climate Week. Enjoy an open street experience with no vehicles — just people, movement, and fresh air. #SIClimateWeek

Join the Protectors of Pine Oak Woods and the Friends of the Olmsted-Beil House for a community cleanup focused on preserving historic park grounds. Volunteers will help remove weeds and invasives — all supplies provided, just bring your energy!

Join local leaders and neighbors to clean, beautify, and uplift the Bay Street corridor! Gloves, bags, and good vibes provided. RSVP: baystreetandbeyond@gmail.com

Free, family-friendly fun featuring park cleanups, scavenger hunts with Park Rangers, crafts, NYC Parks Playmobile, and a visit from Frankie the Ferry Hawk! Located at the North Shore Esplanade across from 404 Richmond Terrace.

Join Youth WINS at our first ever Advocay Day to strengthen your advocacy skills, and engage with your local elected leaders.

Join leading voices for an evening of bold ideas and future-focused discussion on what a more sustainable, equitable Staten Island could look like by 2050. This event invites residents, planners, and changemakers to reimagine transformation through community-driven action.

Part of the Staten Island Borough President’s After Winter, Spring Cleaning! series — a borough-wide initiative to refresh neighborhoods across Staten Island.
Celebrate Arbor Day with the Staten Island Chamber’s Young Professionals Group and NYPD with planting, cleanups, and community spirit.

Flooding is more than a weather event — it's a lived experience. Join community members as they share personal stories, explore local flood data, and learn how to take meaningful action toward a more resilient future.

Part of the Staten Island Borough President’s After Winter, Spring Cleaning! series — a borough-wide initiative to refresh neighborhoods across Staten Island.
The St. George Civic Association and On Your Mark lead this effort to tidy up Staten Island’s civic heart around Borough Hall.

Join the Freshkills Park Alliance for a guided Earth Day hike exploring the transformation of Freshkills from landfill to green oasis. This moderate two-hour walk highlights the park’s evolving role in climate resilience and how its design supports a healthier, more sustainable Staten Island.

Join the Central Family Life Center for a vibrant afternoon of planting, fun, and community connection! Enjoy family-friendly activities, food, and hands-on opportunities to green your neighborhood in celebration of Earth Day.

Part of the Staten Island Borough President’s After Winter, Spring Cleaning! series — a borough-wide initiative to refresh neighborhoods across Staten Island.
Celebrate Earth Day by joining Nonprofit Staten Island, The Grace Foundation, and the South Shore BID for a meaningful cleanup at Great Kills.

Flood Sensor Aunty is a family-friendly, funny play about a flood sensor working at her aunt’s chai shop who wants to be a movie star. Halfway between really funny devised theater and culturally competent community disaster prevention, this show is about how knowing your neighbors is the best way to protect yourself from flooding, climate change, and despair.

Join local conservationists for a hands-on workshop focused on forest restoration. Learn how to care for Staten Island’s natural areas while helping remove invasive species and support healthy ecosystems. No experience needed — just come ready to get involved

Enjoy a full day of family-friendly Earth Day programming at Snug Harbor, featuring workshops, performances, planting activities, and more! Celebrate sustainability, creativity, and community in one of Staten Island’s most iconic green spaces.

Part of the Staten Island Borough President’s After Winter, Spring Cleaning! series — a borough-wide initiative to refresh neighborhoods across Staten Island.
With partners Amazon, NYPD, Community Resources, and the College of Staten Island, this cleanup targets the West Shore area for a collective refresh.

Part of the Staten Island Borough President’s After Winter, Spring Cleaning! series — a borough-wide initiative to refresh neighborhoods across Staten Island.
Join the Natural Resources Protective Association (NRPA) for a waterfront cleanup to help restore our shoreline and protect marine ecosystems.