1Greater New York 2026
MoMA PS1 fills its former schoolhouse with 150+ works by NYC artists in the sixth Greater New York survey — the city's pulse, floor to floor.
Gallery walls or a great set — compare this weekend's art and music picks side by side.
Updated July 9, 2026 · Weekend of Aug 1–2, 2026
MoMA PS1 fills its former schoolhouse with 150+ works by NYC artists in the sixth Greater New York survey — the city's pulse, floor to floor.
A 27-foot carved-sandstone sculpture reimagining a destroyed Bamiyan Buddha towers over the High Line, free to see from the elevated park.
Sanford Biggers plants monumental outdoor sculpture in Astoria's waterfront park, free to roam with the East River as backdrop.
The New Museum's OMA-expanded galleries fill with 200+ artists probing what 'human' means — the Bowery's blockbuster reopening show.
The Brooklyn Botanic Garden recreates real prize-winning Brooklyn stoops in bloom, celebrating 30 years of community gardening.
Precious Okoyomon grows a living forest with a giant, toy-like bear sculpture in the courtyard of MoMA PS1 in Long Island City.
A free River To River art installation on car-free Governors Island — pair a ferry ride and skyline views with a downtown arts festival.
See Benny Andrews' searching paintings of migration and labor at Michael Rosenfeld — a free Chelsea gallery show in its final week.
Sean Kelly's summer group show The Audacity of Scale fills its Chelsea gallery with large-format work — free to visit on a weekend art walk.
K-pop group WayV headlines a free Central Park SummerStage concert with The Either — one of the summer's biggest free outdoor draws.
K-pop supergroup WayV headlines a free Central Park SummerStage bill with The Either and Chopstix — RSVP and it's yours.
globalFEST brings Cabo Verde's Elida Almeida, Sinkane and Saha Gnawa to Lincoln Center's outdoor dance floor for a free world-music night.
Brazilian superstar Alok headlines a Tomorrowland Rave The World night in the open-air Mirage bowl with SIDEPIECE and Bhaskar.
Grammy-nominated house DJ Audien spins a Project91 rooftop party over the East River with the Brooklyn Bridge in full view.
Hear world-class jazz in the wedge-shaped basement where Coltrane and Evans recorded live albums — the Village Vanguard runs sets nightly.
Descend into a tiny West Village basement for straight-ahead jazz and a legendary late-night jam session — Smalls runs music every night.
Acclaimed jazz pianist Renee Rosnes plays two Saturday sets at the storied Birdland — sophisticated post-bop in a classic Midtown club.