Afternoon Hip Hop
Boogie Down Grind’s recurring Friday session centers on listening to hip-hop.
🚇 Hunts Point Av (6) · 4 min walk
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12 things worth doing in the next 7 days · Friday, October 16th – Thursday, October 22nd
Friday, October 16
| Event | Date | Where | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
 Afternoon Hip Hop | Fri, Oct 16 | Boogie Down Grind, Hunts PointHunts Point · Bronx | Fridays 2pm–4pmPrice not listed |
 Movies Under the Stars: Minions & Monsters | Fri, Oct 16 | South Playground (in Rev. T. Wendell Foster Park and Recreation Center ), Rev. T. Wendell Mott Haven · Bronx | 8:00 pm |
 NewFest: 38th Annual New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival | Fri, Oct 16 | 592 Johnson Ave Brooklyn, NY 11237Various | Not posted yetVarious prices. |
 Open House New York Weekend | Fri, Oct 16 | More than 300 locations across the five boroughsVarious | 2:00 pmHalf the locations are free drop-ins; others require $7 advance tickets |
| Event | Date | Where | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| NewFest: 38th Annual New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival | Sat, Oct 17 | 592 Johnson Ave Brooklyn, NY 11237Various | Not posted yetVarious prices. |
| Open House New York Weekend | Sat, Oct 17 | More than 300 locations across the five boroughsVarious | 2:00 pmHalf the locations are free drop-ins; others require $7 advance tickets |
 Paddle and Pick Up at Concrete Plant Park | Sat, Oct 17 | Concrete Park Boat Launch (in Concrete Plant Park), Concrete Plant ParkHunts Point · Bronx | 10:00 am |
| Event | Date | Where | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
 250th Commemoration of the Battle of Pells Point | Sun, Oct 18 | Pelham Bay Park and Orchard Beach: Orchard Beach Boardwalk, Bronx, NYCity Island · Bronx | 8am-12pm |
 Fordham Rd BX Fest 2 | Sun, Oct 18 | Fordham Road between Tiebout and ElmFordham · Bronx | Not posted yet |
 Irish Trad Session | Sun, Oct 18 | An Beal Bocht Cafe, RiverdaleRiverdale · Bronx | Sundays 3:30-6:30pmPrice not listed |
| NewFest: 38th Annual New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival | Sun, Oct 18 | 592 Johnson Ave Brooklyn, NY 11237Various | Not posted yetVarious prices. |
| Open House New York Weekend | Sun, Oct 18 | More than 300 locations across the five boroughsVarious | 2:00 pmHalf the locations are free drop-ins; others require $7 advance tickets |
 Orchestral Works by Mozart & Schubert | Sun, Oct 18 | 250 Bedford Park Blvd West, at Paul Ave, Bronx, 10468Bedford Park · Bronx | 3pm |
| Event | Date | Where | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| NewFest: 38th Annual New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival | Mon, Oct 19 | 592 Johnson Ave Brooklyn, NY 11237Various | Not posted yetVarious prices. |
| Event | Date | Where | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| NewFest: 38th Annual New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival | Tue, Oct 20 | 592 Johnson Ave Brooklyn, NY 11237Various | Not posted yetVarious prices. |
 Open Mic | Tue, Oct 20 | An Beal Bocht Cafe, RiverdaleRiverdale · Bronx | Tuesdays 9pmPrice not listed |
| Event | Date | Where | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| NewFest: 38th Annual New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival | Wed, Oct 21 | 592 Johnson Ave Brooklyn, NY 11237Various | Not posted yetVarious prices. |
 Open Mic Night | Wed, Oct 21 | Boogie Down Grind, Hunts PointHunts Point · Bronx | Not posted yetPrice not listed |
| Event | Date | Where | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| NewFest: 38th Annual New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival | Thu, Oct 22 | 592 Johnson Ave Brooklyn, NY 11237Various | Not posted yetVarious prices. |
 Thursday Trivia | Thu, Oct 22 | Rambling House, RiverdaleWoodlawn · Bronx | Not posted yetPrice not listed |
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Open House New York Weekend
Go behind the scenes at infrastructure facilities, manufacturing workshops and private collections during a festival spanning all five boroughs.
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Movies Under the Stars: Minions & Monsters
You can watch Minions & Monsters outdoors at South Playground through the city's Movies Under the Stars series.
🚇 161 St-Yankee Stadium (4 B D) · 5 min walk
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LGBTQ+
NewFest: 38th Annual New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival
NewFest pairs queer cinema with opening and closing film parties, alongside international, New York and documentary centerpiece selections.
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Free
Paddle and Pick Up at Concrete Plant Park
Help clean the Bronx River during a guided canoe outing with the Bronx River Alliance.
🚇 Whitlock Av (6) · 3 min walk
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Irish Trad Session
Hear traditional Irish music at An Beal Bocht Cafe’s weekly Sunday session.
🚇 238 St (1) · 6 min walk
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Free
Fordham Rd BX Fest 2
Clearview Festival Productions brings a street fair to Fordham Road.
🚇 Fordham Rd (B D) · 4 min walk
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Free
250th Commemoration of the Battle of Pells Point
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Free
Orchestral Works by Mozart & Schubert
You’ll hear Mozart’s Sinfonia Concertante, with violin and viola soloists, alongside Schubert’s Fifth Symphony.
🚇 Bedford Park Blvd-Lehman College (4) · 5 min walk
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Open Mic
An Beal Bocht Cafe holds a weekly open mic with Eric Sullivan.
🚇 238 St (1) · 6 min walk
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Open Mic Night
Open mic performances at Boogie Down Grind.
🚇 Hunts Point Av (6) · 4 min walk
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Thursday Trivia
Test your trivia knowledge at Rambling House in the Bronx.
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Open any dayFree
Van Cortlandt Park
1,146 acres in the northwest Bronx holding the last remaining stretches of New York City's native woodlands and wetlands, founded in 1888.
4.6★ from 9,138 Google reviews
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New York Botanical Garden
The Everett Children's Adventure Garden is the part built for kids, and it runs alongside drop-in activities where children harvest vegetables and plant seedlings.
4.7★ from 12,994 Google reviews
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Yankee Stadium
Alongside a Yankees game, the stadium runs guided tours covering the team's history, and the New York Yankees Museum is inside.
4.7★ from 60,496 Google reviews
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Open any dayFree
Wave Hill Public Garden & Cultural Center
A garden overlooking the Hudson with plant collections, art exhibitions in the galleries and a cafe.
4.8★ from 2,232 Google reviews
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Bronx Zoo
The day runs on a posted schedule of animal events — sea lion feeding, bee-eater feeding and penguin feeding all land mid-afternoon, so it is worth checking the day's timings on arrival and working your route around them.
4.6★ from 39,598 Google reviews
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Vida Dance Company
A Salsa and Bachata school on Castle Hill Avenue running group classes seven days a week, with a separate kids' class.
5★ from 186 Google reviews
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Open any dayFree
Pelham Bay Park
This is the city's largest park, more than three times the size of Central Park, so pick one corner rather than trying to see it.
4.5★ from 10,173 Google reviews
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AMC Bay Plaza Cinema 13
A 13-screen cinema running new releases.
4.1★ from 8,276 Google reviews
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Lehman Center for the Performing Arts
Lehman Center programs touring music and dance acts in a Bronx theater.
4.6★ from 1,768 Google reviews
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Bowlerland
Bowling that runs late, with pool tables, a bar and lounge area, and a pro shop.
3.8★ from 1,340 Google reviews
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Open any dayFree
Pugsley Creek Park
A largely undeveloped stretch of wetland and marsh on the Bronx waterfront, with hiking trails through natural areas and wildlife to spot — ospreys are among the birds recorded here.
4.4★ from 866 Google reviews
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Children's Zoo
The Children's Zoo sits inside the Bronx Zoo, so a visit is a day at the zoo built around the day's timed schedule.
4.7★ from 429 Google reviews
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Cozy Massage & Facial
A spa offering facials alongside massage.
4.3★ from 175 Google reviews
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Maritime Industry Museum at Fort Schuyler
The museum sits inside Fort Schuyler on the SUNY Maritime College campus and covers shipping and seafaring life.
4.7★ from 138 Google reviews
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kingdom Royale Face N Body Spa
A woman-led day spa.
4.9★ from 116 Google reviews
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Estética Beauty Lounge & Spa
A skincare spa on an upper floor of an office building.
4.9★ from 105 Google reviews
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Divine Grace Christain Bookstore, llc
A Christian bookstore selling Bibles, books and church supplies, including Bibles for children.
4.9★ from 88 Google reviews
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Pelham Bay Park Tennis Courts
Ten outdoor public tennis courts, all hard-surface, inside a city park on the waterfront.
4.7★ from 77 Google reviews
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Haffen Park Tennis Courts
Six outdoor hard courts in a 9-acre neighbourhood park at Hammersley, Ely and Gunther Avenues, for turning up and playing rather than for lessons.
4.2★ from 68 Google reviews
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New York Tennis Club
A private membership tennis club with six Har-Tru courts, a shaded patio and a viewing deck overlooking tree-covered lawns.
4.5★ from 62 Google reviews
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Open any dayFree
One-Stop Live Market
A meat supplier stocking poultry, goat and beef, along with other cooking ingredients.
4.2★ from 61 Google reviews
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Tones Day Spa
A day spa where the treatment list covers facials, massage and body treatments.
4.8★ from 741 Google reviews
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Open any dayFree
Bronx Park
The Bronx River Forest trails run through floodplain forest along the banks of the restored Bronx River, a few steps from the New York Botanical Garden.
4.7★ from 3,564 Google reviews
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The Bronx Museum of the Arts
A contemporary art museum in the South Bronx showing rotating exhibitions — currently the Seventh AIM Biennial: Forms of Connection and the Lifelong Studio: Alternative Archives show, both running to early September.
4.4★ from 1,421 Google reviews
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MyUnique Bronx
This is a secondhand shop where you dig through racks of clothing, shoes and accessories, plus sections of housewares, furniture and books.
4.1★ from 1,265 Google reviews
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World of Birds
A 30,000-square-foot indoor bird house at the Bronx Zoo where ramps lead you through recreated habitats — deserts, jungles, alpine forests and rainforests with waterfalls and simulated storms.
4.8★ from 416 Google reviews
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Blossom Holness Fabric & Sewing Center
A long-established shop for sewing machines, fabric and related supplies.
4.3★ from 143 Google reviews
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Open any dayFree
Orchard Beach and Promenade
This is the Bronx's only public beach — 1.1 miles of sand on Long Island Sound in Pelham Bay Park, with a hexagonal-block promenade running its length and a central pavilion.
4.3★ from 945 Google reviews
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Billy Beez Bay Plaza Mall
An indoor play park inside the Mall at Bay Plaza.
4.1★ from 2,021 Google reviews
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St. Martin of Tours Roman Catholic Church
4.7★ from 122 Google reviews
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Finer Beauty Spa
4.8★ from 120 Google reviews
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Huntington Woods
A 41-acre section of Pelham Bay Park with forest, marsh and shoreline to walk, on the site of a former estate.
4.4★ from 50 Google reviews
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Soundview
This is the Bronx end of NYC Ferry's Soundview route, at the south-east corner of Clason Point Park.
4.6★ from 460 Google reviews
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Enid A. Haupt Conservatory, NYBG
The Conservatory is a glasshouse you walk through gallery by gallery, and each one is a different habitat — aquatic plants and vines, tropical rain forest, cactus-filled desert.
4.8★ from 2,515 Google reviews
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Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden, NYBG
You walk a rose garden set down in a valley, laid out in rectangular beds, with more than 650 varieties in bloom from May to October.
4.7★ from 528 Google reviews
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An Beal Bocht Cafe
An Irish cafe and bar in Riverdale with live music scheduled almost every night, including the borough's longest-running Irish trad session.
4.6★ from 680 Google reviews
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Bug Carousel
The carousel sits inside the Bronx Zoo, so a visit is really a day at the zoo around it.
4.7★ from 371 Google reviews
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St. John Chrysostom's Church
4.7★ from 134 Google reviews
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City Island Stables, Inc.
Guided trail rides on scenic paths, pony rides for younger children, and English or Western riding lessons one-on-one or in small groups.
4.2★ from 327 Google reviews
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HC FOOT SPA
A Bronx massage place specializing in back and foot massage, with therapists working on shoulder and lower back tension.
4.6★ from 128 Google reviews
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Arthur Avenue Food Tours
A guided walking tour of the Italian food shops on Arthur Avenue — butchers, bakers and fishmongers, several of them a century old.
4.9★ from 78 Google reviews
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Morris Park Library
Browse a collection of about 25,000 adult, young adult and children's books plus audio recordings, with shelves in English, Italian, Albanian and Chinese.
4.3★ from 82 Google reviews
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Seton Falls Park
A playground and open lawns sit beside more than 30 acres of preserved forest, so you can combine a play session with a proper walk in the woods.
4.1★ from 394 Google reviews
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Williamsbridge Oval
This is a 19.75-acre neighborhood park in the Bronx with a playground, spray showers and a running track circling the middle.
4.5★ from 1,312 Google reviews
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The Lit. Bar
Browse the shelves at the front — a curated general-interest selection with an emphasis on African American and Latinx writers, plus gift items and a children's section — then carry what you have picked to the wine bar at the back and read over a glass of red, white or rosé.
4.8★ from 426 Google reviews
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Magical Dave
This isn't a place you visit — Dave is a children's magician who comes to you, performing at birthday parties, summer camps, schools and libraries across the five boroughs and the wider Tri-State area.
5★ from 482 Google reviews
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Parkchester Library
The expanded Teen Center is the standout: video, gaming and photography equipment, an audio recording studio, a 3-D printer, and art and design supplies to use on site.
4.3★ from 213 Google reviews
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ZEREGA INDOORS HANDBALL/PADDLEBALL/RACKETBALL
An indoor courts facility on the east side of the Bronx.
4.6★ from 119 Google reviews
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Turtle Cove Golf Center
A 15-acre practice facility inside Pelham Bay Park with an elliptical tee line of 53 hitting bays, some covered and fitted with Toptracer, hitting onto a real grass field.
4.2★ from 255 Google reviews
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Confetti
This is a party and paint studio rather than a drop-in activity.
4.4★ from 98 Google reviews
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Saint Clare of Assisi Church
4.2★ from 78 Google reviews
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Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum
A landmark estate open to visitors, built around a mansion dating to the 1830s.
4.6★ from 364 Google reviews
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Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto at St. Lucy's Church
You walk up to a thirty-foot cave of hand-cut fieldstone built in 1939 as a replica of the shrine at Lourdes, France, with a running waterfall and candles.
4.9★ from 1,263 Google reviews
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Community Green Market
A farmers' market with a wide range of stalls, covering fresh produce, seafood and plants.
4.3★ from 407 Google reviews
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Van Cortlandt House Museum
You walk through an 18th-century New York provisioning plantation house, with the interpretation focused on the people who lived and worked on the property between 1749 and 1823 and on the decorative arts collection.
4.6★ from 231 Google reviews
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Crotona Park Tennis Center
Outdoor public tennis courts run by NYC Parks.
4.7★ from 118 Google reviews
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Rocking the Boat
A Bronx non-profit on the Bronx River at Edgewater Road running boatbuilding, sailing and environmental programs.
4.9★ from 97 Google reviews
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City Island Nautical Museum
A small museum you walk through room by room — the permanent collection includes the Community Room and the Nautical Room, plus a current exhibit on America's Cup winners, many of which were built on City Island.
4.5★ from 69 Google reviews
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Fancy Feet Dance Studio - Allerton
4.7★ from 91 Google reviews
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Mosholu Golf Course
A 9-hole public golf course in the northwest Bronx, a few steps from the Woodlawn stop on the 4 train.
4.5★ from 314 Google reviews
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Worth knowing about the Bronx
New York Botanical Garden
Look beyond the flower beds: the Thain Family Forest contains trees dating to the American Revolution and marks left by glaciers. Its surviving woodland helped persuade the Garden’s founders to choose this Bronx site in 1895.
Orchard Beach and Promenade
The pale sand at Orchard Beach has a Queens connection: Robert Moses had fine white sand dredged from the Rockaways and brought by barge. Looking along the crescent, you are seeing an engineered shoreline that connected Hunter Island with Rodman’s Neck.
Van Cortlandt Park
Watch for thirteen stone samples beside the Putnam Greenway near the steps to the Parade Ground. They were exposed to the weather to test potential building materials for Grand Central, turning an ordinary park walk into a small architectural detective story.
Bronx FAQs
Updated Thursday, October 15, 2026, at 7:11 a.m New York time.
When can I visit the Bronx Zoo for free?
Your next free day is Wednesday, October 21, 2026, when Limited Admission costs nothing all day. You do need a reserved ticket, and booking for that date opens Monday, October 19, at 5pm.
- Free Wednesday Limited Admission at the Bronx Zoo on Wednesday, October 21, only works with a reservation, so don't come to the zoo without one.
- Bronx Zoo Wednesday ticket rules and Star Attraction fees for Wednesday, October 21, cap each order at four tickets. Star Attractions aren't included and cost $7 each.
- Bronx Zoo entry cut-offs for a free Wednesday visit on Wednesday, October 21: hours run 10am to 5pm, last entry is 4:15pm, and animal exhibits close at 4:30pm. Exhibit lines can close earlier.
What free things can I do in the Bronx this week?
You can paddle with the Bronx River Alliance or hear Mozart from Friday, October 16, through Thursday, October 22, 2026. Free admission rules vary by stop.
- Free Thursday admission at Wave Hill on Thursday, October 22, covers the grounds all day, 10am–5:30pm. Last entry is 5pm; organized groups aren't included.
- Paddle and Pick Up at Concrete Plant Park is Saturday, October 17, 10am–noon: a guided canoe cleanup. Registration is required; canoeing experience is strongly recommended.
- The Orchestra of the Bronx: Mozart and Schubert plays Sunday, October 18, at 3pm at Lehman College's Lovinger Theatre. Admission is free.
- Free Wednesday grounds admission at the New York Botanical Garden on Wednesday, October 21, is available all day for NYC residents and 10–11am for other visitors. It excludes the Conservatory, special exhibitions and tram.
What can I do outdoors in the Bronx?
You have guided walks, canoeing and birding from Friday, October 16, through Thursday, October 22, 2026. Admission and registration rules differ by outing.
- Paddle and Pick Up at Concrete Plant Park is Saturday, October 17, 10am–noon. Registration is required; previous canoeing experience is strongly recommended.
- Thain Family Forest Tour at the New York Botanical Garden runs Saturday, October 17, at 11:30am. The one-hour woodland walk is included in an All-Garden Pass; meet at the Reflecting Pool.
- Bird Tour with NYC Bird Alliance at the New York Botanical Garden is Sunday, October 18, 11am. Included in an All-Garden Pass; participation is first come, first served.
- Garden Highlights Walk at Wave Hill is Sunday, October 18, 1pm, free with grounds admission. No registration required; severe weather cancels.
What can I do with kids in the Bronx this week?
Blanka Amezkua’s Mexican craft workshops are among your options from Friday, October 16, through Thursday, October 22, 2026. You can also make sand-cast sculptures or garden with little ones.
- Boo at the Zoo at the Bronx Zoo runs Saturday, October 17, and Sunday, October 18, with daytime Halloween activities for toddlers through elementary-aged children. Included with admission; advance tickets required.
- Family Art Project: Revealing the Palisades at Wave Hill runs Saturday, October 17, and Sunday, October 18, 10am–1pm. Make sand-cast rock formations. Free with grounds admission; no registration required.
- DÃa de los Muertos workshops at NYBG include miniature papel picado banners and silk flowers with Amezkua Saturday, October 17, and Sunday, October 18, 11am–3pm.
- Super Seedlings at Van Cortlandt Park runs Saturday, October 17, 10am–noon. Free drop-in gardening for ages 2–7 and caregivers includes watering, harvesting and crafts.
Which Bronx cultural events are coming up?
You can hear Mozart, Schubert and mariachi from Friday, October 16, through Thursday, October 22, 2026. Wave Hill’s exhibiting artists and a Revolutionary War reenactment round out the choices.
- The Orchestra of the Bronx: Mozart and Schubert at Lehman College's Lovinger Theatre plays Sunday, October 18, 3pm: Mozart’s Sinfonia Concertante and Schubert’s Fifth Symphony. Admission is free.
- Meet the Artists: Melanie Elyse Brewster and Noormah Jamal with Sonya Posmentier at Wave Hill runs Sunday, October 18, 2–4pm, in Glyndor Gallery. Free with grounds admission; registration encouraged.
- Aida Cuevas & Flor de Toloache at Lehman Center for the Performing Arts pairs the ranchera singer with NYC’s all-female mariachi band Sunday, October 18, 4pm.
- Battle of Pell's Point 250th-anniversary reenactment at Orchard Beach features a cannon firing, boat landing and narrated battle Sunday, October 18, 10am–noon.
What can I see at the New York Botanical Garden this week?
From Friday, October 16, through Thursday, October 22, 2026, you can see NYBG's 1960s flower displays and DÃa de los Muertos celebration. Friday also brings a chance to meet Garden science staff.
- Flower Power (final days) runs through Sunday, October 18, with botanical displays and 1960s photography and visual art.
- DÃa de los Muertos includes marigolds and a community ofrenda. Blanka Amezkua leads papel picado and silk flower workshops Saturday, October 17, and Sunday, October 18, 11am–3pm.
- Science Open House runs Friday, October 16, 10am–4pm, with collection visits and staff-led tours. Free tours take 15 people each, first come, first served, with sign-ups at the entrance.
- Before New York: The Bronx in the Ross Gallery runs through Sunday, November 15. It draws on Eric W. Sanderson and colleagues’ work reconstructing the landscape and its inhabitants in 1609.
Curated by Nora Kinsella
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