All the free concerts and programs happening at Hudson Yards this summer
This year, for example, Backyard at Hudson Yards presented by Wells Fargo is bringing outdoor fitness classes to the masses alongside Lululemon; hard-hitting concerts; kid-friendly activations; and even pet adoption days. Sure, the whole thing might be sponsored by a mega-bank, but your glutes won't notice as you're getting that free workout in.
Below, we highlight some of the most exciting offered programming:
For fitness-related programming, which will include pickleball and run clubs, you can check out Hudson Yard's website. Here is a comprehensive list of this summer's programming.
Concerts
The free concerts will take place between June 25 and August 13 on the Wells Fargo Stage from 6pm until 8pm.
June 25: Marc Scibilia
July 2: The Knocks
July 9: Cian Ducrot
July 16: Paul Russell
July 23: Alex Sampson
July 30: Brittney Spencer
August 6: MXMTOON
August 13: TBA
Check for updates on concerts here.
Movies
Movie nights will take place from 5pm to 7pm.
May 9: Freaky Friday
May 16: Wicked
May 30: Ben and Jerry
September 12: Grease
September 19: Clueless
September 26: Ferris Bueller's Day Off
October 3: Grown Ups
October 10: Rent
October 17: Legally Blonde
October 24: Top Gun Maverick
See the latest movie and sports schedule here and here.
Family Friendly Events
The full schedule of family fun events can be found here.
To keep track of all the programming and any changes, make sure you're checking on Hudson Yard's website before you plan your visit.
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