Dear T.A. Member,
Transportation Alternatives invites you to celebrate a summer of historic car-free events and explore the possibilities for a greener future. Join us for a Car-Free retreat on bike-friendly Governor's Island--"one of New York's best kept secrets" featuring a reception at the Admiral's House with special guest Adriaan Geuze, whose West8 design firm is leading the redesign of Governors Island as the world's next great public park.

Sunday, October 5
4-7 pm

Your ticket charge includes complimentary wine, beer, and hors d'oeuvres at the reception and free ferries to and from the island, including a private Water Taxi to Battery Park in Manhattan as well as Fulton Ferry in Brooklyn.

Directions: The ferry to Governors Island runs every hour from South & Whitehall Streets in lower Manhattan. (map and schedule). Ferries and Water Taxis return from Governors Island at 7 pm.

The island is open to the public starting at 10am, and we encourage you to arrive early and explore. Keep in mind that as a completely car-free island, Governors Island is a great place to bike! All the ferries have bike parking, or rent you can rent a pair of wheels from Bike and Roll.

Purchase Tickets for the Car-Free Retreat on Governors Island


Individual $75

Household $150 (2 tickets)

Patron $300 (4 tickets)

Benefactor $600 (8 tickets)

Champion $900 (12 tickets)



I can't attend but I would like to make a fully tax deductible donation.



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For more information, please contact Ryan Nuckel at 646-873-6037 or ryan@transalt.org.


If you prefer to pay by check, please make check payable to:
Transportation Alternatives
127 W. 26th Street, Suite 1002
New York, NY 10001
and write "Governors Island" in the pay memo.

Transportation Alternatives

Transportation Alternatives is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit. All but $20 of each ticket purchased is tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowable by law.