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3Rd Annual Car Free NYC: Earth Day 2018 3rd Annual Car Free NYC: Earth Day 2018 Saturday, April 21, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Park Avenue Park Rockefeller Plaza Rockefeller W 48 Street W 48 Street W 48 Street W 48 Street W 48 Street W 48 Street E 48 Street E 48 Street E 48 Street Lexington Avenue E 48 Street E 48 Street Avenue of the Americas Avenue 7 Avenue 7 2 Avenue 3 Avenue 3 5 Avenue 5 9 Avenue 9 8 Avenue TIMES SQUARE PLAZAS Park Avenue Park Madison Avenue Event Details W 47 Street W 47 Street W 47 Street 1 W 47 Street W 47 Street E 47 Street E 47 Street E 47 Street E 47 Street E 47 Street E 47 Street th 9 Avenue 9 5 Avenue 5 8 Avenue 8 2 Avenue 2 7 Avenue 7 47 & Broadway 3 Avenue Park Avenue Park Vanderbilt Avenue Vanderbilt Madison Avenue Madison W 46 Street W 46 Street W 46 Street W 46 Street W 46 Street E 46 Street E 46 Street E 46 Street E 46 Street Lexington Avenue E 46 Street E 46 Street 6 Avenue 6 2 Avenue 2 8 Avenue 8 9 Avenue 9 3 Avenue 5 Avenue 5 Vanderbilt Avenue Vanderbilt Madison Avenue Madison W 45 Street W 45 Street W 45 Street W 45 Street W 45 Street E 45 Street E 45 Street E 45 Street E 45 Street E 45 Street Car Free NYC: Earth Day will open Broadway between 17th and Viaduct e u 5 Avenue ark Aven ark P Park Avenue Viaduct Avenue Park 2 Avenue 2 8 Avenue 8 Avenue 3 9 Avenue Shubert Alley Shubert Vanderbilt Avenue Vanderbilt Madison Avenue 47th streets to the public to enjoy free activities throughout theW 44 Street day W 44 Street W 44 Street W 44 Street W 44 Street E 44 Street E 44 Street E 44 Street E 44 Street 7 Avenue 7 5 Avenue 5 Avenue 2 3 Avenue 3 8 Avenue 8 9 Avenue Avenue of the Americas the of Avenue Broadway Vanderbilt Avenue Vanderbilt Madison Avenue W 43 Street W 43 Street W 43 Street W 43 Street W 43 Street E 43 Street E 43 Street Lexington Avenue E 43 Street E 43 Street E 43 Street without vehicular traffic. 7 Avenue 2 Avenue 2 3 Avenue 5 Avenue 5 8 Avenue 8 9 Avenue 9 Vanderbilt Avenue Vanderbilt Madison Avenue Madison W 42 Street W 42 Street W 42 Street W 42 Street W 42 Street E 42 Street E 42 Street E 42 Street E 42 Street E 42 Street E 42 Street E 42 Street e u n e v A r e 9 Avenue 5 Avenue 5 y 2 Avenue 2 Broadway Avenue 6 3 Avenue 7 Avenue 7 D W 41 Street Avenue 8 Park Avenue Viaduct Avenue Park Madison Avenue Madison Lexington Avenue Lexington W 41 Street W 41 Street W 41 Street W 41 Street E 41 Street E 41 Street E 41 Street E 41 Street E 41 Street E 41 Street E 41 Street E 41 Street y Broadway e Street Access for Motor Vehicles a u Street w t t n d e a v Exi o A r nel 9 Avenue B 1 2 Avenue 2 3 Avenue 5 Avenue 5 8 Avenue 8 7 Avenue 7 Park Avenue Park Tun Madison Avenue Madison W 40 Street W 40 Street W 40 Street W 40 Street W 40 Street W 40 Street E 40 Street E 40 Street E 40 Street E 40 Street E 40 Street E 40 Street E 40 Street E 40 Street t y ee a e Str u w t t n d e a Exi v o r Americas the of Avenue A 9 Avenue nnel B 3 Avenue 5 Avenue 5 8 Avenue 7 Avenue 7 2 Tu Park Avenue Park Dyer Avenue Dyer Madison Avenue Madison W 39 Street W 39 Street W 39 Street W 39 Street W 39 Street W 39 Street E 39 Street E 39 Street E 39 Street Lexington Avenue E 39 Street E 39 Street E 39 Street E 39 Street y a Street Street Closure to Motor Vehicles: w d a 9 Avenue o r Exit nel n 3 Avenue 3 2 Avenue 2 5 Avenue 5 7 Avenue 7 8 Avenue 8 B GARMENT DISTRICT PLAZAS Tu Park Avenue W 38 Street W 38 Street W 38 Street W 38 Street W 38 Street W 38 Street E 38 Street Avenue Madison E 38 Street E 38 Street E 38 Street E 38 Street E 38 Street E 38 Street y e a 2 u w n d e a 6 Avenue v Broadway between 17th Street and 47th Street o 9 Avenue 9 r A 5 Avenue 5 7 Avenue 7 8 Avenue 8 3 Avenue 3 B 2 Tunnel Exit Street Exit Tunnel 38th & Broadway Avenue Park Madison Avenue Madison W 37 Street W 37 Street W 37 Street W 37 Street W 37 Street W 37 Street E 37 Street E 37 Street E 37 Street Lexington Avenue E 37 Street E 37 Street E 37 Street E 37 Street e u n e v A 5 Avenue 5 8 Avenue Avenue 7 Broadway 3 9 Avenue 9 33rd Street between Broadway and 5th Avenue Park Avenue 2 Avenue 2 Madison Avenue Madison W 36 Street W 36 Street W 36 Street W 36 Street W 36 Street W 36 Street E 36 Street E 36 Street E 36 Street E 36 Street E 36 Street E 36 Street E 36 Street 8 Avenue el Exit Street Exit el n 2 Avenue 2 9 Avenue 9 3 Avenue 3 5 Avenue 5 7 Avenue 7 Broadway Tun Avenue of the Americas Avenue Park Avenue Park DyerAvenue Madison Avenue Madison Crosstown Streets to Remain Open to Motor Vehicles: W 35 Street W 35 Street W 35 Street W 35 Street W 35 Street E 35 Street E 35 Street E 35 Street Avenue Lexington E 35 Street E 35 Street E 35 Street E 35 Street 3 Avenue 3 2 Avenue 2 9 Avenue 7 Avenue 7 Avenue 5 8 Avenue 8 Tunnel Exit Street 6 Avenue 6 Park Avenue Park Dyer Avenue Dyer Madison Avenue 17th Street - 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