New York City is one of the places you can always find something to do, whether it’s snowing outside, the sun is shining, or you are stuck in the midst of a spring shower – the Big Apple always has something to offer. New York in June is a charming time.
The summer temperatures are rolling in, the parks are filled with people, outdoor activities are in full effect and the city colors come alive. In the evening, many restaurants and rooftop bars welcome you to sit outside. June also offers some exciting events and attractions. See below for some of New York’s most popular events in June!
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These are my Highlights in June
My Favorite Things To Do in NYC in June
Some of our favorite things to do in NYC in June are listed below, as always, NYC has something on offer for everyone and we are sure that you will find something that excites you!
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Enjoy Skyline Views from a Helicopter
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Financial District
New York is one of the best cities for tourism and sightseeing. However, it’s also a bustling city, so rather than stand in line to see the famed sights, it’s much easier to book a helicopter ride over NYC.
Doing so allows you to see the gorgeous skyline and iconic views from the air. The Ultimate Manhattan Sightseeing helicopter tour provided by Helicopter Flight Services is one with which you can’t go wrong.
My tip: These are the best helicopter tours in NYC right now!
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International Yoga Day (June 21)
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Midtown ManhattanOur Highlight
June 21 is the official World Yoga Day and New York is celebrating it too: in many parks of the city you can enjoy New York in a relaxed way with others – the most famous places are Bryant Park, Central Park and even Times Square!
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Celebrate Juneteenth
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Park SlopeThis official holiday, which commemorates the end of slavery, has only existed in the USA since 2021. The name is a combination of the words Nineteen and June – hence “Juneteenth”. The story behind it is really exciting: on January 1, 1863, Abraham Lincoln passed a law banning slavery.
From that point on, Union soldiers marched into Confederate territories and gradually freed the enslaved people. But it was not until two and a half years later that their mission was accomplished, for on June 19, 1865, Galveston Bay was reached by Texas – the people here being the last to be freed, so to speak.
In New York itself, there has been a Juneteenth Festival since 2009, which always takes place around June 19 in Brooklyn.
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Summer on the Hudson
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Upper West Side
Summer on the Hudson is Riverside Park & West Harlem Piers Park’s annual outdoor arts and culture festival. Between 59th and 153rd Streets on the Hudson River, you can experience live DJs, exhibits, special shows for kids, and of course, the outdoor movies. And the best part? All the events are free!
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Father’s Day in New York (June 21, 2026)
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Midtown Manhattan
With all New York City has to offer, there’s no better way to celebrate the father in your life than by treating him to a day dedicated to dad in NYC!
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Be part of the Coney Island Mermaid Parade on June 20, 2026
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Coney Island & Brighton Beach
The Coney Island Mermaid Parade is one of the craziest events in New York. Every year thousands of dressed up people make the pilgrimage to Coney Island’s Surf Avenue. Pirates, squids, sailors, mermaids, paired with music and many floats, seem like a mixture of Christopher Street Day and Cologne Carnival.
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Spend a Day at the Beach
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Coney Island & Brighton Beach
Escape the hustle and bustle of city life and spend a relaxing day on Brighton Beach in Coney Island. If you don’t want to be in Coney Island, you can also check out some of our favorite beaches in New York here.
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Mastercard New York Mini 10K
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Upper West Side
In June, the largest women’s 10-kilometer run takes place in New York City. The world’s elite comes here to run the 6.2 miles through Central Park. Among them are of course many amateur runners as well. If you do not want to miss out on this special running event then be sure to drop by the NYRR website and secure your spot.
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Enjoy the Sun at the Grand Banks
Sea Food Restaurant
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TribecaOur Highlight
Water, a great view of Manhattan and a great atmosphere make this location simply the best. You are sitting on a historic ship called F/V Sherman Zwicker on the Hudson River while you enjoy skyline views from the water when the weather is fine. Grand Banks also serves great drinks and seafood.
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Museum of Arts and Design: Visit one of the exhibitions
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Midtown Manhattan
The Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) at Columbus Circle is dedicated to contemporary crafts and design. The museum shop is fantastic and offers a range of items centered around design. Be sure to also check out the café for a break and enjoy the fabulous view of Central Park.
My tip: These are the best art exhibitions in NYC and here you find my complete (!) guide to Contemporary Art in New York.
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Jazz Age Lawn Party
Other Art & Culture
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Governors Island
This lively, colorful, and family-oriented event features performances from an orchestra specializing in Hot Jazz of the 1920s, a dance troupe that channels the Roaring ‘20s, vaudeville spectacles, and more. And because it’s prohibition-themed, you know there’s always a great lineup of summer cocktails and drinks.
My tip: if you love jazz like I do check out my complete guide to Jazz Clubs in NYC.
The exact dates are yet to be announced.
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Go on a shopping trip to Woodbury Common Outlet
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Outside of New York City
Visit the Woodbury Common Premium Outlets. There you can get well-known brands and labels at discounted prices. Over 200 stores make this outlet paradise the ideal place to go for your New York bargain hunting and the food course offers a great variety of dishes for a small or large meal in between.
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Spend the day in one of the best museums of NYC
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Upper West Side
Visiting a museum in NYC, such as the American Museum of Natural History, offers a rich and immersive cultural experience. Delve into fascinating exhibitions, from ancient artifacts to cutting-edge scientific discoveries, and gain a deeper understanding of our world’s history and natural wonders.
With interactive displays and educational programs suitable for all ages, museums in NYC provide an enriching adventure that sparks curiosity and appreciation for the diversity of life on Earth.
My tip: These are the 36 Best Museums in NYC
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Stroll through one of the many flea markets
Other Shopping
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Midtown Manhattan
There are many flea markets in New York City. Chelsea Flea is just one of them. It’s open every Sunday from 8am – 4pm. Another flea market is the Grand Bazaar NYC. This market open every Sunday (year round) from 10am – 5pm. What better way to spend your summer than hunting down a few bargains?
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Enjoy the taste of rum at the New York Rum Festival (June 5, 2026)
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Chelsea
Did you know that the state of New York is one of the largest rum consumer markets in the United States? To emphasize the education of this spirit this year there will be the 6th New York Rum Festival & Congress at the Metropolitan Pavilion. At this boutique-style event you can attend seminars and the Grand Tasting.
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Spend your evening at one of the rooftops of New York
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Lower East SideOur Highlight
For me, the cloudM Rooftop Bar is one of the most beautiful rooftop bars not only in the Lower East Side, but in all of New York. It is located on the roof of the citizenM New York Bowery Hotel and offers everything that makes a good rooftop bar: a great view, beautiful design and relaxed atmosphere.
My tip: these are the best rooftop bars in NYC.
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Spend some time in Little Italy, SoHo and Chinatown
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Hudson SquareOur Highlight
Manhattan’s SoHo, Little Italy, and Chinatown neighborhoods offer the most varied stories of New York City and they’re known for their variety of excellent restaurants and shops. Take a 2-hour tour with a local guide and discover hidden gems and 19th-century buildings or discover the area on your own.
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Walk the High Line
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Meatpacking DistrictOur Highlight
The green terrace in the middle of Manhattan is a great experience in fine weather. The decommissioned freight rail track was once overgrown completely as it fell out of use. Based on the plants that grew there, a park was built in homage to the interesting plants that flourish in the city. Walk from the Meatpacking District (Gansevoort Street) on the High Line towards the Hudson Yards and enjoy the beautiful spring weather.
There are many lovely cafés, galleries, and great bars along the High Line – and with Gallow Green you can also find one of my favorite rooftop bars in the city.
My tip: These are the best spots along the High Line for me.
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Summer Stage Festival
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Midtown ManhattanOur Highlight
Summer Stage Festival lets you visit more than 100 concerts & shows for free in many parks all over the city. It’s one of the most popular summer events in NYC and a MUST-DO for locals. If you’re in New York City this summer, be sure to check out one of the shows!
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Museum Mile Festival (June 9, 2026)
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Upper East Side
As the name suggests, the Museum Mile Festival is a mile-long celebration of art and culture. The annual festival is geared towards letting people experience special art collections amassed from various museums along Fifth Avenue in New York. During the event, visitors can enjoy artistic masterpieces that stretch over 20 blocks.
The Museum Mile Festival is a fan favorite among locals and is completely free to the public. It also features inclusive activities like face painting, chalk art drawing, and live shows by street performers.
My tip: these are all summer festivals in NYC this year.
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Visit The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
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Hell’s Kitchen
In June, don’t miss the opportunity to visit the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, the only floating museum in NYC. Anchored on the Hudson River, this aircraft carrier boasts an impressive collection of historically significant military and maritime vehicles, including museum ships. Perfect for both kids and adults, the museum offers a captivating exploration of US military and maritime history through a diverse array of artifacts and exhibits.
My tip: Free Friday Movie Night is back on June 26, 2026, when you can watch a movie for free! But be there early, because the event is very popular.
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Visit Little Island at Pier 54
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Meatpacking District
Little Island is a park on 132 tulip-shaped concrete stilts in the Hudson River. It’s not far from the Meatpacking District and the High Line Park and is perfect for a nice day outside.
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BEAST Speedboat Ride
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Midtown Manhattan
Probably the most popular boat tour in New York in the summer is the fast ride on the speedboat “The Beast”. It is an extremely thrilling experience that you should not miss out on. This custom-built, 70-foot speedboat speeds in the direction of the Statue of Liberty at 45 mph!
Make sure you are ready to get splashed with water because this is not an easy ride! Definitely a must for all of the adrenaline junkies out there!
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Experience New York like a local: Willy Wall!
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Lower ManhattanOur Highlight
Affectionately known as “Willy Wall,” The Honorable William Wall serves as the floating clubhouse for the Manhattan Yacht Club, anchored in New York Harbor from May to October. This exclusive spot offers more than just stunning views of Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty—it’s also the perfect vantage point to catch breathtaking sunsets over the harbor.
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New York Philharmonic
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Midtown Manhattan
The New York Philharmonic is the oldest symphony orchestra in the US, founded back in 1842. I was very impressed when I saw them for the first time at the Free Concerts in the Park. So if you like art and culture, a visit to the New York Philharmonic should definitely be on your bucket list!
Photo: Diamond Schmitt Architects
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Join the National Puerto Rican Parade on June 14, 2026
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Midtown Manhattan
The Puerto Rican Day Parade has been held annually since 1959 on Fifth Avenue in the Manhattan district. The parade is held on the second Sunday in June in honor of almost four million Puerto Rican citizens and all people of Puerto Rican descent living on the US mainland.
There will be a lot of dancing and celebrating everywhere. Even if you’re watching the parade, the event will surely have you dancing as well. It’s really worth seeing the parade and is definitely a summer highlight.
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Big Screen at Hudson Yards
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Hudson YardsFrom May to October, you can see major international sporting events at The Big Screen at The Backyard at Hudson Yards. Sports fans can watch baseball playoffs, golf, soccer, Formula 1, tennis tournaments, women’s soccer, and more on the approximately huge screen.
There will be additional Movie Nights here again starting in September, where you can watch big blockbusters. Which movies will be shown this year is yet to be announced.
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Go to Five Points Festival in Brooklyn
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GowanusFive Points Festival is the perfect event for fans of Street Art, Live Painting, Designer Toys and Indie Comics. This festival takes place at Zero Space in Brooklyn and brings together so many different kinds of art. Besides that there will be some amazing food trucks & craft beer and you can also get yourself a new tattoo by one of the artists.
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Bryant Park Picnic Performances
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Midtown ManhattanOur Highlight
When visiting New York this summer, don’t miss out on the Bryant Park Picnic Performances! These free concerts perfectly encapsulate the essence of the city, offering great surroundings, exciting events, and the chance to mingle with locals.
Joining the lineup of the city’s free summer concert series, Bryant Park Picnic Performances promises an unforgettable experience for all.
The lineup for June 2026 is yet to be announced.
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Visit Bryant Park Film Festival or …
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Midtown Manhattan
One of the best things to do in June in New York is visiting the free Bryant Park Film Festival in Bryant Park. In the heart of Manhattan, people gather in the summer months with blankets and chairs they’ve brought themselves to relax at the outdoor movie theater. Bryant Park is just under a 5 minute walk from Times Square, surrounded by tall trees, so it’s a bit secluded from the rest, but you’re still in the middle of it all: Awesome!
My tip: These are all free summer movie location in NYC this year.
When? dates will be announced soon
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Brklyn Film Festival (May 29 – June 7, 2026)
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GreenpointIf you can’t get enough of movies in the summer, New York is the place to be. The Brooklyn Film Festival features more than 100 films from around the world – this year’s 29th anniversary also features many premieres! There’s everything from documentaries to animation and other film experiments.
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Discover New York from an observation deck
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Midtown ManhattanOur Highlight
The observation decks in NYC allow you to see the city from a unique perspective! Collect unforgettable memories by visiting the Empire State Building, the Top of the Rock, or the One World Observatory. Each platform has its unique feature and offers a great view of the city, but The Edge and The Summit are my favorites!
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The MLB is on in June!
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Concourse
Are you a sports fan? Awesome! In June you can attend Baseball games in New York City. Whether you’re a fan of the New York Yankees or the Mets, attending a Baseball game in NYC is definitely something you shouldn’t miss this month!
Here you find the best New York Yankees Tickets and New York Mets Tickets
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Rooftop Cinema Club Midtown
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Midtown ManhattanOur Highlight
We love the Summer Movies in NYC, which are available at different places in New York. They are an absolute MUST DO in the summer, so you should definitely plan the (Free) Summer Movies for yourself. But you can also go one floor higher: with the cinema events on the roofs of hotels or bars.
The Rooftop Film Club on top of the Skylawn Embassy Suites shows films in lofty heights on several days during the summer. For the full list of all the movies & dates as well as tickets, you should check the Rooftop Cinema Club’s website.
These are some of the movies shown in June:
- Sun, June 1: About Time | Dirty Dancing | 10 Things I Hate About You | The Favourite | Romeo & Juliet (1996)
- Fri, June 6: Ratatouille | Pretty Woman | Love Lies Bleeding
- Mon, June 9: The Great Gatsby | Scream
- Sat, June 14: How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days | Death Becomes Her | Set It Off | Everything Everywhere All At Once
- Sun, June 15: A Goofy Movie | Finding Nemo | Big Daddy
- Thu, June 19: Love Jones | Brown Sugar | Love & Basketball
- Tue, June 24: How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days | Mamma Mia! | Scream
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Attend the Governors Ball Music Festival (June 5-7, 2026)
Other Events
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Flushing
The Governors Ball Music Festival, originally held on Governors Island, will now take place in a new location. Flushing Meadows Corona Park in Queens, with its green lawns and lofty trees, is the perfect location for a festival weekend in the summer.
In addition to an exciting lineup with great musicians, GOV BALL also offers a wide selection of food and drinks to suit every taste. With this, nothing can stop you from having an exciting festival weekend in New York!
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Bronx Night Market
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Bronx
The Bronx Night Market is one of the best places to find foods that celebrate New York City’s most northern borough. Each spring, this event supports the Bronx’s food scene by offering world-class events that are affordable. Be ready to celebrate cuisine and culture, as it represents NYC’s diverse offerings and encourages people from all around the city to experience this borough.
You’ll find just about every type of food, from ice cream, latkes, and pastries, to tamales, soul food, and vegan options. There are also other types of local merchants and live entertainment.
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Picnicking in Central Park
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Upper West Side
Picnicking in Central Park is always a must-do activity during the summer. There are countless large and small lawns that invite you to relax, making for quite a few spots that are suitable for picnicking in the park, not just the popular Sheep Meadow.
The largest lawn in Central Park is the Great Lawn, where the popular Central Park Concerts are held. The Great Lawn is a large, green space and is a wonderful spot to relax and have a picnic in the park after a long walk. For the athletes among you, there are even some baseball fields on the green, oval area. You’ll find the Great Lawn in the middle of the park at the 79th to 86th street level.
Another picnic option is East Green. Here you can sit on a blanket between the trees and enjoy your meal. The East Green is located on 5th Avenue between 69th and 72nd Street.
The most romantic picnic spot in Central Park is definitely Cherry Hill by the Bow Bridge. It has been the backdrop for many Hollywood movies, such as You’ve got Mail. You can make yourself comfortable on a small slope and enjoy the beautiful view of the lake and the bridge. The bridge is located in the middle of the park around 72nd Street.
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The Seaport Cinema
Other Events
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Financial District
The Seaport Cinema is back! Between June and September, you can watch exciting movies once a month in a great location. While watching the movie on a big screen, you can enjoy snacks and drinks. There are popcorn, pretzels, and sweets, but also tater tots and chicken fingers to satisfy your small appetite. Beer and cocktails will quench your thirst.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and you should arrive early to get the best seats. The motto is: first come, first served! The best thing about this event? It is FREE of charge!
Where? The Rooftop at Pier 17, 89 South Street
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The Best Broadway Shows in June in New York
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Theatre District
The answer to whether you should or should not see a Broadway show when visiting New York in June is crystal clear: YES, it absolutely belongs on your bucket list! What is not always as clear, however, is which show to pick.
In order to help you out, we’ve created an overview of the absolute best Broadway shows in NYC in June!
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Films on the Green
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Greenwich Village
Films on the Green is a free outdoor French film festival that takes place from May to September in the parks in Manhattan and Brooklyn. This year, the festival features 11 captivating films celebrating the excitement, competition, and triumphs of sports.
The lineup includes diverse sports films, from adrenaline-pumping boxing matches to the graceful strokes of artistic swimming, appealing to audiences of all ages. Discover the resilience of real-life soccer legends, or immerse yourself in the high-stakes world of championship tournaments like the Tour de France.
The exact dates for 2026 are yet to be announced.
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Summer Concerts at Wells Fargo Stage
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Hudson Yards
This summer, there are also free live outdoor concerts at Hudson Yards! Every Wednesday from June through August, the events take place at Public Square & Gardens on the Wells Fargo Stage (by The Bowery Presents).
Following each concert, you’ll find various after hour events at a few select bars and restaurants in The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards. There will be special food & drinks, and live DJs will provide you with cool music.
The concerts for 2026 are yet to be announced.
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Visit Governors Island
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Outside of New York City
When the weather is beautiful in New York City and you want to escape for a moment from the noise, the hustle and bustle, then a trip to Governors Island is something to consider. The Governors Island Ferry will take you across the East River for $5.
Since 2021 Governors Island is open all year round!
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Uptown Night Market
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Harlem & Washington Heights
New York City’s largest festival of cuisine, culture, and community is back for the third time! This year, the Uptown Night Market will take place on the second Thursday of each month in West Harlem from May through October. Celebrating diverse cultures from around the world, the festival will feature a variety of performances and activities for the whole family.
Unique and tasty foods from around the globe are offered by numerous food vendors. This festival is a MUST for all food lovers! Check out my article about Night Markets in NYC here.
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See the Broadway stars at the Tony Awards
Other Events
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Midtown Manhattan
There is no more remarkable event for theater lovers than the Tony Awards. This annual event celebrates the best and brightest stars, directors, and productions of the past year. The Tonys are the Oscars of the theater world, and winning one is the ultimate validation of one’s work in the Broadway Industry.
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NY Philharmonic Concerts in the Parks
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Upper West SideOur Highlight
For those of you asking what are the NY Philharmonic Concerts in the Parks, this is a wonderful free series of classical concerts put on by the NY Philharmonic in each of the five boroughs. Since 1965, the NY Philharmonic has been putting on this classical concert series throughout the New York parks during the summer.
My tip: these are all free concerts in the Parks this year.
The dates for 2026 are yet to be announced.
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Tribeca Film Festival (June 3-14, 2026)
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Tribeca
In 2002, Robert De Niro and producer Jane Rosenthal created the Tribeca Film Festival to bring life back to the neighborhood near Ground Zero. New York City suffered greatly from the attacks of September 11, 2001, and Di Niro’s intention in creating the festival was to help New Yorkers out of this deep-seated depression and give them reason to celebrate again.
The Tribeca Film Festival has grown over the years, and now all the big names from the film industry show up each spring. There are many associated events like short film presentations, film premiers, and various awards.
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Experience New York in June quite relaxed with a cruise
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ChelseaOur Highlight
The sailing cruises are back to the rivers of New York City. Sailing in New York City is one of my favorite things to do during June. There’s nothing better than watching the sunset and enjoying a glass of wine onboard. Here are some amazing options that are taking place right now, with safety measures of course:
👉 These are the best cruises in summer.
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Sunset Salsa at Hudson River Park
Other Events
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Hudson Yards
Hudson River Park invites you to dance! Sunset Salsa at Hudson River Park takes place every Thursday this summer. Talía Castro-Pozo, dubbed the “Woman of Salsa” by Latina Magazine, is a professional dancer and is skilled in all dances from Ballroom to Jazz.
At Sunset Salsa, beginners and advanced dancers can dance under the stars and enjoy themselves. This event is free, donations are welcome!
- When? Every Thursday from June 1 – August 31; starting at 6:30 p.m.
- Where? Hudson River Park, Pier 76
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Celebrate National Donut Day on June 6, 2026!
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Williamsburg
Treat yourself to a tasty donut on June 6th to celebrate National Donut Day. For example, at Peter Pan Donuts in Williamsburg, you’ll find delicious freshly baked donuts.
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Enjoy a Rosé at Loreley Beer Garden
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Lower East Side
In the summer, you can enjoy a variety of cocktails at Loreley Beer Garden. It’s the perfect place to sit on the seasonally decorated garden terrace when the weather is nice. There are also daily happy hours starting at 5 p.m. on weekdays and noon on Fridays through Sundays.
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Celebrate Gay Pride & Christopher Street Parade
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Greenwich Village
The New York Gay Pride Week is the oldest in the world. The beautiful Greenwich Village invites thousands of people each year to Gay Pride. Christopher Street is especially colorful and you will notice the well-known rainbow flags, which are a symbol of the LGBTQ community, everywhere. Even the global company Google adorns its exterior with a flag in support of the community. Gay Pride Week recalls the first homosexual homicide by the police in 1969.
The parade has become a tradition, with an average of 500,000 visitors per year. It makes it one of the biggest parades in New York City and will most likely be one of the top events in New York in June. It usually moves through 5th Avenue (Madison Square Garden) to Greenwich Street. The parade ends at Pier 54 and is met with an exuberant party.
The parade will take place on June 28, 2026. Here you can see our Guide to Gay Pride in New York.
Budget tip
If you want to visit several observation decks, attractions and tours in New York, check out the New York sightseeing passes. You can save up to 60% on the ticket price!
To find out which New York Pass is the best for you, check out my New York Pass Comparison.
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