We connect people to the
Connecticut River
Since 1981, we have led the effort to revitalize the banks of the Connecticut River in Hartford and East Hartford. We’ve transformed the Riverfront from an overgrown area that was walled off by flood dikes and cut off by Interstate 91 into four public parks connected by riverwalks.
What's happening in our parks?
Visit the Amistad
Head of the Riverfront
Veterans Rowing & Kayaking
Big Mo’ Jazz Brunch
How do you want to connect?
Head of the Riverfront
Help to keep our parks safe, clean, and open.
Make a donation today.
What's new?
Request for Qualifications from Artists Open Through September 30
Riverfront Recapture and the Joe Marfuggi Riverwalk Public Art Committee have opened a Request for Qualifications to identify artists interested in developing site-specific permanent artwork to be installed along the Joe Marfuggi Riverwalk.
Hartford Girl Scouts & Boy Scouts Raise Flag in Charter Oak Landing
Members of Hartford’s Girl Scouts Troop 10036 and Boy Scouts Troop 2 worked together to raise the flag in Charter Oak Landing.
EPA Selects Four Connecticut Entities to Receive $1.6 Million for Brownfields Cleanup and Assessment
EPA Brownfields Funding Helps Local Communities Build Back Better and Address Environmental Justice Concerns
Our Parks
Our parks connect you to the Connecticut River, and are a destination for people
across the region, from runners and bikers, to rowers and paddlers.
