Things to Do in Manhattan on Labor Day Monday, Sep 7

Stumblday's hand-checked ranking of the best things to do in Manhattan on Labor Day Monday, Sep 7: 157 picks, refreshed weekly.

157 picks · checked Sep 2

#14
Dan BakeryDan Bakery, Upper East Side, Manhattan
Now openPastries $4-9

Dan Bakery

A New Jersey pastry shop known for its layered honey cake opened its first Manhattan storefront on York Avenue this August. Central Asian baking, plus a coffee counter.

New openingBakery
#14Now open · Limited Run
Dan BakeryDan Bakery, Upper East Side, Manhattan
Pastries $4-9New opening

Dan Bakery

A New Jersey pastry shop known for its layered honey cake opened its first Manhattan storefront on York Avenue this August. Central Asian baking, plus a coffee counter.

#15
HommaliHommali, West Village, Manhattan
Now open

Hommali

Three friends from Bangkok open a contemporary Thai restaurant built around jasmine rice, which arrives free with every meal. Labor Day is its first weekend.

ThaiOpens Sept 2Book on Resy
#15Now open · Limited Run
HommaliHommali, West Village, Manhattan
ThaiOpens Sept 2

Hommali

Three friends from Bangkok open a contemporary Thai restaurant built around jasmine rice, which arrives free with every meal. Labor Day is its first weekend.

#17Saturday September 5 through Monday September 7, sets at 8pm and 10:30pm · One Weekend Only
Joey Bada$$Blue Note Jazz Club, Greenwich Village, Manhattan
TicketedPopular

Joey Bada$$

The rapper behind 1999 and B4.Da.$$ squeezes into the 200-seat Blue Note for two nightly sets rather than an arena stage.

#23Sat, Sep 26, 9:00 AM to Sat, Sep 26, 7:00 PM · Limited Run
UnityMarketsNYCentral Park: 110th and Lenox, Manhattan
ManhattanLimited Run

UnityMarketsNY

An open-air market sets up at Central Park's 110th and Lenox corner — vendors, crafts and food at the Harlem gateway to the park.

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