UPDATE: The High Line Park in Manhattan is gearing up for a spectacular farewell event for the iconic Dinosaur sculpture created by Iván Argote. Set for March 21, 2026, from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m., this one-day celebration promises a day filled with fun and activities centered around the beloved giant pigeon sculpture.
As the clock ticks down to the sculpture’s departure in early April, visitors are invited to don their best pigeon-themed attire and gather for a lively send-off. The event includes a professional photo opportunity at the foot of the Dinosaur, providing a lasting memory for all attendees.
The afternoon will feature a live DJ set by DJ Tommy Sparks, alongside an array of engaging activities throughout the Spur. These activities include family workshops and an exciting pigeon-themed trivia contest. Miriam Abrahams, the winner of Pigeon Fest’s pigeon impersonation pageant, will host a special bingo session with chances to win exclusive prizes.
Art enthusiast and guests can also meet artist Iván Argote, who will be signing limited-edition posters available at the High Line Shop’s pop-up. Merchandise themed around the Dinosaur will also be on sale.
To add to the excitement, visitors who register through thehighline.org by March 16, 2026, will have a chance to win an exclusive, up-close experience with the Dinosaur sculpture between 3:30 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. Registrants will be randomly selected and notified on March 17, 2026, with a 48-hour window to confirm their participation.
Entering High Line Park is easy—guests should head to the NW corner of 30th Street and 10th Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10001.
This event is not just a celebration; it’s a heartfelt goodbye to a piece of public art that has captured the hearts of many. Iván Argote, a Paris-based artist originally from Bogotá, is known for his thought-provoking work that explores social justice and human relationships through art. His installations have been featured globally, making this farewell even more significant to the community and beyond.
The Farewell, Dinosaur event is supported by Amanda and Don Mullen, with additional backing from other prominent art patrons and organizations. Major support is also provided by Bloomberg Philanthropies and the New York State Council on the Arts.
As the days count down to the farewell, the High Line Park is poised to create an unforgettable experience that not only celebrates the art but also fosters community, creativity, and fun. Don’t miss this unique chance to be part of a moment in art history—mark your calendars for March 21, 2026, and join the festivities!
