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Washington Heights, ManhattanFri Oct 2 - Sun Oct 4, open this weekend
Boogie
Danish sourdough bakery, newly opened in Washington Heights.
One Weekend Only
Things to Do in Washington Heights on Sunday, Oct 4
Stumblday's hand-checked ranking of the best things to do in Washington Heights on Sunday, Oct 4: 7 picks, refreshed weekly.
7 picks · checked Sep 7
7 picks
Washington Heights, Manhattan#1Fri Oct 2 - Sun Oct 4, open this weekend · One Weekend Only
Washington Heights, ManhattanBoogie
Danish sourdough bakery, newly opened in Washington Heights.
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Washington Heights, ManhattanDietmar Rabich · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsSep 26 - Feb 7, 2027Free
Yoshitaka Amano: Origins 始源
The American Academy of Arts and Letters reopens its Audubon Terrace galleries after a summer closure with a Yoshitaka Amano survey, alongside Arakawa and Madeline Gins' The Poetic Jump and a Christopher.
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#2Sep 26 - Feb 7, 2027 · Limited Run
Washington Heights, ManhattanDietmar Rabich · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsYoshitaka Amano: Origins 始源
The American Academy of Arts and Letters reopens its Audubon Terrace galleries after a summer closure with a Yoshitaka Amano survey, alongside Arakawa and Madeline Gins' The Poetic Jump and a Christopher.
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Hispanic Society Museum and Library, Washington Heights, ManhattanSeptember 3 – November 1, 2026Free
Esperanza Cortes: Embroidered Allegories
Esperanza Cortes opens at the Hispanic Society days before the holiday weekend, embroidery used as allegory inside Audubon Terrace.
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#3September 3 – November 1, 2026 · Limited Run
Hispanic Society Museum and Library, Washington Heights, ManhattanEsperanza Cortes: Embroidered Allegories
Esperanza Cortes opens at the Hispanic Society days before the holiday weekend, embroidery used as allegory inside Audubon Terrace.
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Hispanic Society Museum and Library, Washington Heights, ManhattanJuly 23 – November 1, 2026Free
A Collection Without Borders
The Hispanic Society opens its own holdings across Spain and Latin America, hung to ignore the national borders they were catalogued by.
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#4July 23 – November 1, 2026 · Limited Run
Hispanic Society Museum and Library, Washington Heights, ManhattanA Collection Without Borders
The Hispanic Society opens its own holdings across Spain and Latin America, hung to ignore the national borders they were catalogued by.
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Hispanic Society Museum and Library, Washington Heights, ManhattanAlfonso Lozano · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsJuly 1 – November 1, 2026Free
Uptown Visions
The Hispanic Society turns its lens on the neighbourhood immediately around it, uptown Manhattan seen by the artists who live there.
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#5July 1 – November 1, 2026 · Limited Run
Hispanic Society Museum and Library, Washington Heights, ManhattanAlfonso Lozano · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsUptown Visions
The Hispanic Society turns its lens on the neighbourhood immediately around it, uptown Manhattan seen by the artists who live there.
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Hispanic Society Museum and Library, Washington Heights, ManhattanMay 21, 2026 – May 27, 2027Free
A Living Vision: the Sorolla Gallery at 100
The centenary of the room built for Sorolla's Vision of Spain, fourteen enormous canvases wrapped around a single uptown gallery.
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#6May 21, 2026 – May 27, 2027 · Limited Run
Hispanic Society Museum and Library, Washington Heights, ManhattanA Living Vision: the Sorolla Gallery at 100
The centenary of the room built for Sorolla's Vision of Spain, fourteen enormous canvases wrapped around a single uptown gallery.
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The Met Cloisters, Washington Heights, ManhattanOn viewIncluded with museum admission
Creatures of Myth and Imagination: Europe and the Americas
Dragons, unicorns, sirens and banshees across 50 medieval objects at the Cloisters, with ancient Americas art shown there for the first time.
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#7On view · Limited Run
The Met Cloisters, Washington Heights, ManhattanCreatures of Myth and Imagination: Europe and the Americas
Dragons, unicorns, sirens and banshees across 50 medieval objects at the Cloisters, with ancient Americas art shown there for the first time.
