Herb Garden
Manhattan
East Harlem
Named after a city on the northern coast of Puerto Rico, this beloved garden is enthusiastically supported by local residents and is used by community members as a gathering place during New York City’s annual Puerto Rican Day Parade in June, which begins on 44th Street and marches to 125th Street.
Traditionally, there is a Puerto Rican Day Festival held each Saturday before the parade—New York City’s third largest—along 3rd Avenue in East Harlem, with community members transforming the El Cataño Community Garden into a celebration of Puerto Rican food and music.
Address
171 E. 110th St.
Manhattan, New York (East Harlem)
Hours
All NYRP community gardens hold a minimum of 20 open hours per week. Please check the bulletin board at the garden for times and details.
Garden Size
2,523 sq ft.
Activities
Gardening
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