No one adapts better than the animals that make themselves at home around the grounds.
Take a minute to pause and immerse yourself in the garden. What appears to be stillness all around may happily surprise you. Branches have snow shaken off their tops as sparrows and mockingbirds fluff their feathers for warmth and sing a sweet song in the evergreen trees.
Valentine's Night Out at Wave Hill
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with your special someone during a one-of-a-kind evening at romantic Wave Hill.
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.
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.
Forest Bathing in the Winter Landscape
Bundle up and explore Wave Hill’s serene winter landscape using all of your senses in this forest bathing session, led by certified nature therapy guide Cindy Olsen. Slow down, breathe deeply, and awaken your mind and body as you connect with nature and boost your health by fostering a deeper sense of calm and connection.
Free with admission to the grounds
Registration not required.
This year, the Winter Workspace program consists of two back-to-back, seven-week sessions, in which New York area artists research, develop, and make work informed by the site, ecology and history of Wave Hill. Artists are encouraged to engage with the site’s history, architecture, and visitors while expanding their practices using resources from the garden
Winter Workspace 2026: Drop-In Sunday
Free with admission to the grounds
Registration not required.
The Winter Workspace Drop-In Sunday series provides an opportunity for Wave Hill visitors to deepen their connection with the arts and their experience of the garden by learning how artists are drawing inspiration from our site. Mingle with participating Workspace Artists in their studios, ask questions, and learn about their creative practice!
Family Art Project: Digging into the Soil Science of George Washington Carver
Free with admission to the grounds
Registration not required.
In honor of Black History Month, we’re learning about George Washington Carver, a black scientist who faced many challenges. Find out how soil affects the food we eat by making still-life creations using some of the same things Carver studied. At 11:30AM families can enjoy a themed storytime program in the Gund Theater.
HOURS STARTING MARCH 15: 10AM–4:30PM, Tuesday–Sunday
