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Stumblday's ranked list of the best free in New York City tomorrow, Sunday, October 11 — hand-curated and refreshed daily.
13 picks · checked Oct 5
Studio Museum in Harlem, Harlem, ManhattanBeyond My Ken · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsHarlem, Manhattan
Free Sunday entry to the new Studio Museum on 125th Street, with Peggy Cooper Cafritz's collection, gallery talks and drop-in art-making.
Studio Museum in Harlem, Harlem, ManhattanBeyond My Ken · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsFree Sunday entry to the new Studio Museum on 125th Street, with Peggy Cooper Cafritz's collection, gallery talks and drop-in art-making.
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King Jagiello Plaza, Central Park, ManhattanCentral Park, Manhattan
Free Sunday-afternoon social dancing on the plaza above Turtle Pond - swing, jump blues, hot jazz and cha chas, with lessons in the breaks.
King Jagiello Plaza, Central Park, ManhattanFree Sunday-afternoon social dancing on the plaza above Turtle Pond - swing, jump blues, hot jazz and cha chas, with lessons in the breaks.
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Pioneer Works, Red Hook, BrooklynRed Hook, Brooklyn
Pioneer Works throws open all three floors in Red Hook: artist studios, exhibitions, live music, a cephalopod demo and Caribbean comfort food.
Pioneer Works, Red Hook, BrooklynPioneer Works throws open all three floors in Red Hook: artist studios, exhibitions, live music, a cephalopod demo and Caribbean comfort food.
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Randall's Island Park (per the city event permit), Randall's Island, ManhattanTdorante10 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsRandall's Island, Manhattan
Drums, dance and fry bread on Randall's Island as Native communities mark Indigenous Peoples' Day across the holiday weekend's final two days.
Randall's Island Park (per the city event permit), Randall's Island, ManhattanTdorante10 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsDrums, dance and fry bread on Randall's Island as Native communities mark Indigenous Peoples' Day across the holiday weekend's final two days.
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Pioneer Works, Red Hook, BrooklynRed Hook, Brooklyn
Booker winner Marlon James talks The Disappearers with Colin Channer in Red Hook, then signs books before a Neon Christina DJ set.
Pioneer Works, Red Hook, BrooklynBooker winner Marlon James talks The Disappearers with Colin Channer in Red Hook, then signs books before a Neon Christina DJ set.
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First Street Green Cultural Park, Lower East Side, ManhattanTdorante10 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsLower East Side, Manhattan
Bassist William Parker leads PocketWatch and Luke Stewart's big band closes Arts for Art's free garden jazz festival on the Lower East Side.
First Street Green Cultural Park, Lower East Side, ManhattanTdorante10 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsBassist William Parker leads PocketWatch and Luke Stewart's big band closes Arts for Art's free garden jazz festival on the Lower East Side.
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Marble Collegiate Church, NoMad, ManhattanCourtesy Marble Collegiate Church.NoMad, Manhattan
Marble Collegiate Church’s annual Blessing of the Animals takes place on the Fifth Avenue steps after the 11 a.m. service.
Marble Collegiate Church, NoMad, ManhattanCourtesy Marble Collegiate Church.Marble Collegiate Church’s annual Blessing of the Animals takes place on the Fifth Avenue steps after the 11 a.m. service.
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116th Street Overlook, Riverside Park, Morningside Heights, ManhattanBieretz, Renee, creator · Public domain · Wikimedia CommonsMorningside Heights, Manhattan
Student jazz players from the Manhattan School of Music fill Riverside Park's 116th Street overlook with sound above the Hudson.
116th Street Overlook, Riverside Park, Morningside Heights, ManhattanBieretz, Renee, creator · Public domain · Wikimedia CommonsStudent jazz players from the Manhattan School of Music fill Riverside Park's 116th Street overlook with sound above the Hudson.
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The Evergreens Cemetery entrance at Highland Park, Bushwick / Cypress Hills, BrooklynBushwick / Cypress Hills, Brooklyn
Urban Park Rangers lead a walk past the graves of vaudeville-era performers in the Evergreens, a hilly cemetery on the Brooklyn-Queens line.
The Evergreens Cemetery entrance at Highland Park, Bushwick / Cypress Hills, BrooklynUrban Park Rangers lead a walk past the graves of vaudeville-era performers in the Evergreens, a hilly cemetery on the Brooklyn-Queens line.
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Morningside Park, Harlem, ManhattanEpicgenius · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsHarlem, Manhattan
Follow Urban Park Rangers along Harlem's cliffside parks, from Morningside Park through St. Nicholas Park to Jackie Robinson Park.
Morningside Park, Harlem, ManhattanEpicgenius · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsFollow Urban Park Rangers along Harlem's cliffside parks, from Morningside Park through St. Nicholas Park to Jackie Robinson Park.
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The Queensboro, Jackson Heights, QueensJackson Heights, Queens
Gaston Kaisin's Tango Urbano plays a free hour of Argentine music at The Queensboro, part of Jackson Heights' community concert series.
The Queensboro, Jackson Heights, QueensGaston Kaisin's Tango Urbano plays a free hour of Argentine music at The Queensboro, part of Jackson Heights' community concert series.
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Orchard Beach Section 2, Pelham Bay Park, BronxPelham Bay Park, Bronx
Hike Pelham Bay Park where The Last Algonquin is set and sort fact from fiction in the story of Joe Two Trees.
Orchard Beach Section 2, Pelham Bay Park, BronxHike Pelham Bay Park where The Last Algonquin is set and sort fact from fiction in the story of Joe Two Trees.
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Sunset Park (Central Lawn), Sunset Park, BrooklynTdorante10 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsSunset Park, Brooklyn
Urban Park Rangers trace Latin America's independence movements from a Sunset Park lawn near the first sparks of the Battle of Brooklyn.
Sunset Park (Central Lawn), Sunset Park, BrooklynTdorante10 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia CommonsUrban Park Rangers trace Latin America's independence movements from a Sunset Park lawn near the first sparks of the Battle of Brooklyn.
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