Stumblday's hand-checked ranking of the best things to do in Washington Heights, Manhattan over Labor Day weekend 2026 (Sep 5–7): 7 picks.
7 picks · checked Sep 2
Fort Tryon Park, Washington Heights, ManhattanTdorante10 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsCity Parks Foundation's PuppetMobile retells Pinocchio with Gepetto as a NYC kid inventor, free on the lawn at Fort Tryon Park.
Fort Tryon Park, Washington Heights, ManhattanTdorante10 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsCity Parks Foundation's PuppetMobile retells Pinocchio with Gepetto as a NYC kid inventor, free on the lawn at Fort Tryon Park.
The Met Cloisters, Washington Heights, ManhattanDragons, unicorns, sirens and banshees across 50 medieval objects at the Cloisters, with ancient Americas art shown there for the first time.
The Met Cloisters, Washington Heights, ManhattanDragons, unicorns, sirens and banshees across 50 medieval objects at the Cloisters, with ancient Americas art shown there for the first time.
Patio at Radio Hotel, Washington Heights, ManhattanBachata institution Raulin Rodriguez plays an open-air uptown patio with Frias opening, in the neighbourhood where the genre actually lives.
Patio at Radio Hotel, Washington Heights, ManhattanBachata institution Raulin Rodriguez plays an open-air uptown patio with Frias opening, in the neighbourhood where the genre actually lives.
Hispanic Society Museum and Library, Washington Heights, ManhattanEsperanza Cortes opens at the Hispanic Society days before the holiday weekend, embroidery used as allegory inside Audubon Terrace.
Hispanic Society Museum and Library, Washington Heights, ManhattanEsperanza Cortes opens at the Hispanic Society days before the holiday weekend, embroidery used as allegory inside Audubon Terrace.
Hispanic Society Museum and Library, Washington Heights, ManhattanThe centenary of the room built for Sorolla's Vision of Spain, fourteen enormous canvases wrapped around a single uptown gallery.
Hispanic Society Museum and Library, Washington Heights, ManhattanThe centenary of the room built for Sorolla's Vision of Spain, fourteen enormous canvases wrapped around a single uptown gallery.
Hispanic Society Museum and Library, Washington Heights, ManhattanAlfonso Lozano · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsThe Hispanic Society turns its lens on the neighbourhood immediately around it, uptown Manhattan seen by the artists who live there.
Hispanic Society Museum and Library, Washington Heights, ManhattanAlfonso Lozano · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsThe Hispanic Society turns its lens on the neighbourhood immediately around it, uptown Manhattan seen by the artists who live there.
Hispanic Society Museum and Library, Washington Heights, ManhattanThe Hispanic Society opens its own holdings across Spain and Latin America, hung to ignore the national borders they were catalogued by.
Hispanic Society Museum and Library, Washington Heights, ManhattanThe 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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