We believe that successful waterfronts begin with sound planning, time-tested urban design and an understanding that the water’s edge belongs to the public.
We, the undersigned, call on the Port Authority of NY and NJ to open the Holland Tunnel piers on the New Jersey side to the public immediately.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey rebuilt the Holland Tunnel piers on both sides — but only New York’s piers are open for people to enjoy. In New Jersey, these piers sit fenced off, despite being fully equipped with benches, trash bins, and walkways. These spaces are ready — they just need to be opened. (Sponsored by the Hudson River Waterfront Conservancy)
Discover Your Waterfront June 15 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. – Cove to Cove Migration Parade at 3 p.m.
Celebrate the migratory bird and marine life that call Hoboken’s waterfront home, with activities for all ages at the Hoboken Cove from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., plus a Cove to Cove Migration Parade at 3 p.m.
Join us for a crafting day on June 11 to create art for the parade! There will be two sessions at 3pm and 6pm held at St. Matthew’s Church.
Sponsored by FBW, the Hoboken Cove Community Boathouse, Our Tern and Resilience Adventures
Support sustainable shipping – Order your Boat Box today for the June 2025 sail freight delivery at Hoboken’s Shipyard Marina
The Schooner Apollonia, a restored 1946 merchant sailing vessel utilizing winds and the tides, ensures zero-emission deliveries of a variety of shelf-stable goods. Since its maiden voyage in May of 2020, the Apollonia has kept a full manifest through 11 Hudson River round trips and more than a dozen stops between Troy and Brooklyn, in its steel-sided, 10-ton cargo hold.
Thanks to your past support, Hoboken is one of the ports for the Schooner Apollonia. Order your June Boat Box today to support Apollonia’s mission and receive a sampling of the goods sustainably shipped from the greater Hudson Valley area. The first Boat Boxes will be delivered in June.
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