Stormy weather and a warm sunbeam contrast, showing us two sides of a summer in the city. Admire these fast-paced changes in the slow-growing gardens of the grounds. As you give yourself the time to study the seasonal shifts in nature, notice how they find a balance in creating a picturesque scene, with beaded jewels delicately sitting upon rich green leaves, and a splash of sunshine illuminating paths that guide us to the places we’re meant to be, here at Wave Hill.
Nature & Wellness
Garden Highlights Walk
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.
Art
Tarik Jeremiah Brown: Hush Harbor
In the site-responsive exhibition Hush Harbor, Tarik Jeremiah Brown transforms the Sunroom into a contemporary, antebellum hush harbor—a secret gathering place of refuge and worship rooted in Black American histories of survival and faith. The work engages the harbor as both a literal and symbolic site of arrival, protection, and possibilty.
Dots and Loops: Jen Chen-su Huang, Rita Maas, and Audra Wolowiec
Dots and Loops brings together the work of multidisciplinary artists, Jen Chen-su Huang, Rita Maas, and Audra Wolowiec, who take up the musical score as a visual and conceptual framework to investigate questions around language, legibility, and perspective. Working site-specifically, the artists in Dots and Loops engage with themes relating to the natural world, presentness, and interpretation.
Enjoy delicious tea sandwiches and delectable pastries with a specialty tea selection every Tuesday and Thursday with seatings at 11AM or 2PM. Served on the Kate French Terrace or in our quaint Tea Room at historic Wave Hill House, Afternoon Teas are provided by our exclusive partner Great Performances whose menu uses local and seasonal ingredients, inspired from their own organic farm, Katchkie Farm.
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