This past Friday parking spots across the States and around the world turned over a green leaf as pop-up public parks for Park(ing) Day 2014! This annual celebration of public space is one of our ...

Park(ing) Day is an annual tradition of turning parking spaces into actual parks that will be held this year on Friday, Sept. 16th. SV Johnson Did you participate in this year's Park(ing ...

Welcome to the ninth annual Parking Day. Parking Day (or, one of the preferred excessive punctuation variations: PARK(ing) Day or Park[ing] Day) is an annual event where people all over the world ...

PARK(ing) Day is an annual global event where citizens, artists and activists temporarily transform parking spaces into public places to highlight the need for more urban open space.

Park(ing) Day began in San Francisco in 2005 when Rebar Studio converted a single parking space into a pop-up park. The idea is that as long as you feed the meter, the space is yours to use as you ...

It was not cars, trucks and motorcycles but baby goats, peace flags and beanbags filling parking spots around Providence Friday as part of the reimagining of urban space during the city’s second ...

RVA PARK(ing) Day took place on Friday in an effort to fulfill the suggestion from the international event to "reclaim your city." According to parkingday.org, PARK(ing) Day is "an open-source ...

The bocce court from Alba Osteria is ready to go for (Park)ing Day D.C. Parking spaces aren't usually a place where you'd want to hang out, but for one day, organizations throughout the D.C ...

At Park(ing) Day in 2013, local musician Dan Kaufman set up in a space on SW Harvey Milk. (Photo: Jonathan Maus/BikePortland) The City of Portland recently announced that applications are open for the ...

and other locations around the city for the first annual Park(ing) Day LA. Despite being home to one of the largest urban parks in North America (Griffith Park), Los Angeles significantly lacks ...

This Friday Park(ing) Day returns to Philadelphia, temporarily transforming metered parking spots into public spaces just for a day. Last year more than 30 temporary parks popped-up in city streets.

You’re in luck. Pockets of nature and leisure will spring up amid L.A.’s collection of buildings and bustling streets on Friday as part of Park[ing] Day LA. The one-day event, now in its third ...