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#WaveHill is a 28-acre public garden and cultural center in the Bronx overlooking the Hudson River and Palisades.

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Every December weekend at Wave Hill brings something new, so pick your dates before the rest of the city does. It all starts Sat, Dec 5 and Sun, Dec 6. šŸŽ„ Artisan Market: Sat 11AM to 6PM and Sun 11AM to 4PM. Find the perfect gift for everyone on your list, and something for yourself. 🌿 Wreathmaking Workshops: Make your own wreath on a grapevine base with fresh greens from our Wave Hill gardeners. Sessions at 11AM and 2PM for all ages, plus Saturday evening Sip & Craft for 21+. Winter Solstice Weekend, Dec 17 to 20: šŸ•Æļø Winter Solstice Wishes, Thu Dec 17, 4PM to 6:30PM: a free family event with lantern making and solstice scrapbooking. ✨ Winter Solstice Ball, Sat Dec 19, 4:30PM to 7:30PM: music, dancing, and a glowing crown with fairy lights in historic Armor Hall. šŸŽØ The Family Art Project runs until 3PM on Saturday and Sunday, and we close the weekend with a Winter Solstice Walk at sunset. We’re open late every Saturday through Dec 19, until 7:30PM. Come for the gifts, stay for the glow! Link in bio to plan your visit! 12 Nov 2026 Growing up, Julia Garner spent her afternoons at Wave Hill taking Family Arts Project just down the hill from her home. Now she’s an Emmy winner, and she shared that memory on CBS Sunday Morning. Thank you, @juliagarnerofficial for remembering Wave Hill and thinking of us. We’re proud to have been part of your story. Photo: CBS News 09 Nov 2026 Fall at Wave Hill is at its best right now. Every turn of the path has a view worth stopping for. Catch the highlights of autumn in the garden on our accessible tour in Bloomberg Connects. Wander the grounds at your pace or stretch out in our yoga session at sunset this Sunday. However you spend your afternoon with us, bring a friend and a little curiosity 05 Nov 2026 Our native tupelos are at peak fall color right now šŸ‚ Tupelos are considered by many to have the best foliage in the northeast. Senior Horticultural Interpreter, Jess Brey pulls back the curtain on these three unique specimens that help define Wave Hill. Do you have a favorite? 04 Nov 2026 Making the CASE for green SPACE!🌳 We are so grateful to @wavehill Public Gardens and Cultural Center in the Bronx for generously opening its grounds exclusively to the NYCUDL on two days it is normally closed to the public. Over 400 excited debaters gathered there to kick off the new season and learn about our first debate topic. For many students, it was a first visit and a chance to experience our current resolution firsthand: "Resolved: New York City should prioritize green space development." Interactive stations across the gardens explored Pro arguments: environmental and health benefits, and Con arguments: maintenance costs, competing budget demands, and unequal access to green space. One station challenged students to step into the mayor's shoes and allocate the city's limited resources. Debaters left with a deeper appreciation for green space and the hard choices involved in creating and preserving it. We can't wait to hear the debates! 03 Nov 2026 Happy Wave Hill-O-Ween! šŸŽƒ Thank you to our visitors, young and old, who joined us on Thursday for Wave Hill-O-Ween! We loved seeing everyone in costume and are grateful you spent the afternoon with us. A huge thank you to BLICK Art Materials and @funkymonkeytoys for their generous donations. Our Best Costume winner came dressed as a black cat and took home a great prize of toys. Congratulations! This Sunday, @QueMoleNYC will visit the garden as we celebrate Day of the Dead with specials treats from 11am to 1pm. Come celebrate with us! 31 Oct 2026 Artwork Spotlight: Angel Nevarez & Valerie Tevere’s ā€œThe Slow Dropā€ (2020–2023). Developed in collaboration with residents of Musicians’ Village in New Orleans, ā€œThe Slow Dropā€ explores the power of music to foster community and collective resilience in the face of climate change. Originally conceived as a neighborhood-wide performance, musicians played from their porches and yards, creating an improvised score that blended individual instrumentation with the ambient sounds of the city. The performance was later reimagined as a three-screen video and multi-channel sound installation, capturing the layered acoustic environment and shared experience of the community. Central to Nevarez and Tevere’s interdisciplinary practice is an exploration of music, civic action, and the cultural complexities of public space. Through collaboration and sonic experimentation, the artists examine how sound can connect communities, respond to social and environmental challenges, and inspire collective imagination. ā€œThe Slow Dropā€ is currently on view in ā€œAs far as the ear can hearā€ at Wave Hill through November 29, 2026. In conjunction with the exhibition, Nevarez and Tevere will collaborate with the Mind-Builders Creative Arts Center Stage Band for a special performance on Sunday, November 15 from 2–3 PM at Wave Hill House, exploring improvisation, musical traditions, and collective listening. @nevarez_tevere @daguitar @sampson_albree @bonis_77 @offchute @helengillet @sousafunkprince #thomasmcdonald @margieperezmusic @troysawyermusic @sulaspirit @gabonola @chipwilson #DavilaVillaStothart #AngelNevarez #ValerieTevere #NewOrleans 30 Oct 2026 Big purple moment in the gardens right now! Our native aromatic aster (Symphyotrichum oblongifolium ā€˜Raydon’s Favorite’) is holding out, but the landscape is dominated by the flowers from regions with warmer temperatures like Asia and Central America. At the Visitor Center, marvel at this pairing of aster with beautyberry (Callicarpa dichotoma ā€˜Issai’). Salvias galore in the Flower Garden, with special attention going to our purple Salvia ā€˜El Cielo Blue’ and Salvia mexicana ā€˜Tula’. Growing strong and tall along the fence is the dangerous monkshood (Aconitum carmichaelii ā€˜Arendsii’). A gem of the garden, toad lily (Tricyrtis ā€˜Simone’) cascades out of garden beds along the Shade Border and in front of Wave Hill House. Most of these flowers will continue blooming until first frost. Visit soon this season to soak up as much flowery beauty as you can. - Jess Brey, Senior Horticultural Interpreter 27 Oct 2026 Have you ever wondered what Wave Hill looks like before the gates open? This morning the garden was quiet and the lawn was still wet with mist. The Hudson was pale gold, and the first leaves were starting to drift onto the paths. We’re closed today, but the season keeps moving. Peak fall foliage is almost here!šŸ‚ 26 Oct 2026 Tomorrow we’re gathering for a conversation with the artists behind Dots and Loops. Jen Chen-su Huang é»ƒč¬™ę• (@hepoosclouds ) Rita Maas (@ritamaas ) and Audra Wolowiec (@audra.wolo ) will share how language, meditation and sound shape their work, and Jen will give a weaving demonstration. Afriti Bankwalla will guide the talk, and there will be time at the end for your questions. Sunday, October 25, 1 to 3 PM, in the House and on the grounds. Free with admission. Register through the link in our bio. We’d love to have you with us! 24 Oct 2026 Each week the trees across the garden shift a little more, from green to gold, amber and deep red. Wander the paths, take in the views of the Hudson, and let the season slow you down for an afternoon. Bring your camera, bring a friend, and come see fall at its most beautiful right here in the Bronx. šŸ Plan your visit through the link in our bio 23 Oct 2026 Every autumn, visitors flock to Wave Hill for the foliage and fabulous views. This year, we've attracted an unexpected admirer who has decided to stay awhile. A rufous hummingbird has picked Wave Hill for a migration rest stop, far from her usual home in the Pacific Northwest. Ryan Mandelbaum (@ryanfmandelbaum ) first spotted this western species right after leading their birding walk on Sunday. Ryan, thank you for the sharp eyes! There are still a few ruby-throated hummingbirds around too, but you can tell the rufous by the orange sides and undertail. Birder Tim Graves caught these stunning shots of her yesterday. According to Tim, this is the first documented sighting here since 1993. @nycbirdalliance, how do you suppose she got here? We’d love to hear your theories. Please keep your distance. She has a long trip ahead of her and needs every calorie she can find. And with all the salvia flowers in bloom in our gardens right now, she might stay awhile! Enjoy her with binoculars or a zoom lens. Binoculars will also be available for loan from the Perkins Visitors Center. We love this news, and we are thrilled to share it. We also ask that you respect the lawn rules, which means no tripods, so she can keep the spotlight. #WaveHill #Birding #Hummingbird #BronxNY NYCBir 22 Oct 2026

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