I happen to have gone there on the occasion of John Lennon's birthday and the unfortunate anniversary of his death. Each time was very moving. The people who gather and lay flowers or memorabilia and the sing alongs that accompany the gatherings are quite enjoyable. Good place to visit when in the park.

after a day of drinking at Heartland Brewery and Beergarden. we went for frozen yogurt or whatever it is they have here. incredibly expensive. slight after taste on the cake batter and red velvet batter.

Remembering John Lennon and all he gave to us spiritually and musically.

Not much to see, but a photo opportunity. Located close to the Dakota on the West side of Central Park.

Was looking forward to this, however was dissapointed by the story tellers spinning yarns in order to make a few dollars for beer, 1 of whom was talking about how he had met John Lennon, however I doubt he was even old enough to have met him.

The murder of John Lennon was horrifying and a loss to all music lovers. This spot is the closest park setting to the building where he lived and died and as such is a tribute to his memory. It is only a small spot, not worth a long or difficult trip but if you are in NYC and nearby, it... More

Nice to see all the fans together remembering and honoring John. Especially love that they also honor GEORGE/who I loved dearly.

Peaceful, inspiring and inviting - a lovely oasis in this busy city and park. Liked the Imagine mosaic

We called here late afternoon it was very quite maybe 15 people, tranquill place.