City Centers

An interactive botanical sculpture garden by Flower Bodega introduces a multi-sensory installation composed of four pillars of discovery: sight, sound, light and scent.

From lively puppet shows retelling classic children’s stories to mysterious magic shows with Kid Ace and The Great Dubini, Hudson Yards presents an engaging mix of complimentary events for the whole family.

The Studio on Level 5 introduces Dance Cardio, a new class that combines dance and HIIT cardio to create a challenging yet rewarding fitness session. For family workouts, Yogi Beans leads complimentary classes on Wednesdays and Saturdays that introduce children to yoga and mindfulness, helping them develop the foundation for healthy lifestyles.

Painting Lounge offers a new creative outlet where experienced instructors will lead participants as they learn how to paint, receiving a coupon for one cocktail at Queensyard that can be redeemed after class. For aspiring crafters, Yarn @ The Yards presents 90-minute classes that will teach participants how to knit or crochet.

Hudson Yards’ complimentary concert series is filling the halls with vibrant sounds from around the world, whether it’s The Bailsmen playing old-time favorites in a jazz-meets-swing style, or 7-piece Los Hacheros performing Latin-inspired folk music.

From September 9th-December 9th, Rosemary Square will welcome Na'ye Perez as the New Wave Artist-in-Residence, where he will create new artworks in the studio and share his artistic process. The Brooklyn-based interdisciplinary artist will place familiar situations and interactions alongside camouflaged symbols of music, fashion and Black history, revealing the rich textures and layers that normally go unnoticed.

With new Venetian plaster artwork by Chalk & Brush, an expansive mural by Danny Doya and a welcoming outdoor patio, Starbucks at Rosemary Square has undergone a stunning transformation, thanks to local artists and artisans.

Hudson Yards is proud to be a partner of We Are All Music (WAAM) Foundation—an organization that provides support to non-profits that believe music can impact social issues and create change. On a recent afternoon, a jazz quintet brought rhythm to the neighborhood, while Hudson Yards CMO, Stacey Feder, sat down with WAAM’s Michael Solomon and David Susman to discuss the importance of bringing music to underserved communities.

London mixed-use development Heart of Hale has selected renowned multidisciplinary artist Yinka Ilori as the neighborhood’s first Artist-in-Residence for the next 2 years. He unveiled his first kaleidoscopic installation part of the neighborhood's public art initiative—which is also his largest-scale work to date.