Tompkins Square Dog Run
7th St. at Ave. A
Established in the mid-eighties, this was the first dog run in the city, and it takes credit for helping make Tompkins Square Park a safer place. The pups here are gleeful, their owners are all friends, and the community is ultrasupportive. It even holds wacky events such as the biggest Halloween dog-costume contest in the region. This spring: a $15,000 renovation from wood chips to an elaborate crushed-rock drainage system.
Skip to content, or skip to search.
Skip to content, or skip to search.
Best Dog Run
Advertising
Where can a person find the perfect pair of tangerine-colored jeans? A reliable reupholstery shop? A good cup of chawanmushi? Those are the kinds of questions we ask ourselves every year when we set out on the grand quest to identify the finest of just about everything this sprawling, ADD-inducing city has to offer, also known as our annual “Best of New York” issue.
Ben Stiller on the Walter Mitty Set
Aubrey Plaza’s Perfect Game
Justin Davidson on the City Opera's Orpheus
Broadway Songwriting in Critical Condition 
Look Book: Dr. Lila Wolfe, Chiropractor
Manhattan-Style Tapas Come to Cobble Hill
Fashionables: Beach Sweaters
Where to Drink 2012
The Interminable Horror of the New Old Age
What George Romney's Doomed Run Taught Mitt
Frank Rich on the Post-Racial Farce
Will This Be the Worst Mosquito Summer Ever?
Copyright © 2012, New York Media LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Join the Discussion
Read All Comments | Add Yours
Recent Comments On This Article