Sunday, January 4, 2026

Wave Hill Weekly Events (Jan 8 – Jan 15) | Ground Yourself in a Winter Landscape

 

The trees across the city lay bare and shivering in the midwinter season as an icy breeze passes through their branches. Their percussive sound reminds us of their life, mixing with songbirds, and the whistle of the wind to create a song of nature. Walk along the path, take life easy, and hear a new song of the season at Wave Hill, a place of harmony.  

  

Fill your weekend with winter activities! Enjoy the outdoors with Forest Bathing and Winter Birding. Alternatively, take the opportunity to ground yourself indoors with some Warming Winter Yoga  

 

Nature & Wellness 

 
Forest Bathing in the Winter Landscape 

Registration required.    

Bundle up, breathe deep, connect, and explore Wave Hill’s serene winter landscape using all of your senses. led by certified nature therapy guide Cindy Olsen. Forest bathing is known to support well-being—boosting the immune system and cardiovascular strength. Adults only. 

 

Winter Birding 

Registration encouraged.    

The Hudson River Valley hosts a diversity of bird species, even during the winter months. Explore Wave Hill’s tranquil gardens and woodlands with birding guide, Haley Scott to observe birds in their winter habitat. 

 

Warming Winter Yoga 

Registration encouraged.    

Yoga returns to the majestic Armor Hall this winter! As you’re surrounded by panoramic views of the Conifer Slope, stunning trees, and the tranquility of the winter garden, feel reconnected, refreshed, and revitalized through gentle yoga practice.  

 

Garden Highlights Walk 

Free with admission to the grounds     
Registration not required.    

Join a knowledgeable Wave Hill Garden Guide for a leisurely stroll in the gardens. Topics vary by season and the expertise of the Guide; each walk varies with the Guide leading it. 

 

Family 
 

Family Art Project: Starry Night Sky 

Free with admission to the grounds     
Registration not required.    

Get lost in the vast expanse of the night sky as we explore the stars and planets visible at this time of year. Capture this cosmic spectacle by making your own light box full of constellations and learn what these phenomena can teach us about the mysteries of space. At 11:30AM, families can enjoy storytime in the Gund Theater.  

 

HOURS STARTING MARCH 15: 10AM–4:30PM, Tuesday–Sunday  
Shuttle Service Free from Subway and Metro-North, Saturday–Sunday 

Information at 718.549.3200. On the web at wavehill.org.   

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