
World Water Day, Women’s History Month and more at Brooklyn Museum
Acclaimed author and illustrator Oliver Jeffers’ exhibition “Life At Sea” is featured for a special World Water Day workshop.
In partnership with Waterfront Alliance and the NY-NJ Harbor & Estuary Program, Billion Oyster Project is popping up across all five boroughs for a day of shoreline celebrations, estuary science and climate-ready connection.
On Saturday, Billion Oyster Project is joining communities across New York for City of Water Day 2025, an annual, free, citywide celebration of our shoreline organized by Waterfront Alliance and the NY-NJ Harbor & Estuary Program.
This year’s theme, “Stronger Together: Join Your Neighbors in Creating Climate-Ready Communities,” highlights how local connection and collective action build resilience in the face of climate change.
We’ll be out in full force — from Staten Island to the Bronx, from Jamaica Bay to Governors Island — with hands-on science, oyster education and shoreline fun. View the lineup below.
Alongside our line-up, over 50 events are happening across NYC, NJ and Westchester.
Explore the full regional lineup at cityofwaterday.org/eventsmap.

Acclaimed author and illustrator Oliver Jeffers’ exhibition “Life At Sea” is featured for a special World Water Day workshop.

City of Water Day, organized by the Waterfront Alliance in partnership with parks and other organizations, took place across all five boroughs and New Jersey

EAGLE: Can you talk a bit about the events for City of Water Day? BLOODGOOD: Oh, yes. In the new space we’ve created under the

EAGLE: Could you give a brief overview of activities the Billion Oyster Project was running for City of Water Day? WEISS: Yes! We were out
Canarsie, Brooklyn – Discover Jamaica Bay
Coney Island – Health, Wellness and Resiliency Day
Greenpoint, Brooklyn – Tides of Change











