Enjoy the Local Color in Central Park
Who says you have to leave the city to see fall foliage? There’s no better time to explore Central Park than autumn, when the leaves put on an unparalleled show of gold and red. You can’t go wrong with 843 acres of paths, lakes, ponds, and open meadows, but be sure to visit the park’s more rugged features, including the North Woods, Harlem Meer, and The Ramble.
Stargaze on the High Line
If fall makes you starry-eyed, don’t fight the feeling. Instead, stop by the High Line at 14th Street on Tuesdays between dusk and 9:45pm, where you can view celestial bodies through high-powered telescopes on loan from the Amateur Astronomers Association.
Take it Inside
Prefer to do your peeping indoors? Check out the collections on view at one or more of New York’s classic art museums. Special exhibitions this fall include Wolfgang Tillmans’ groundbreaking “To look without fear” at the Museum of Modern Art and Edward Hopper’s “New York” collection at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Celebrate fall by attending one or more of these events when you book a room at The James NoMad.
Early fall in New York marks the return of The Armory Show. One of the city’s biggest international art fairs, over 200 galleries from 30 countries will exhibit contemporary and modern art from the 20th and 21st centuries. The 2022 Armory Show runs from September 9th to 11th at Javits Center, 429 Eleventh Avenue. Below, check out five fascinating facts about this annual artistic tradition.
Halloween is just around the corner, and there’s no better place to celebrate the spookiest night of the year than in the city that never sleeps. From tarot readings to ghost tours and spine-chilling movie nights, we’ve created the perfect itinerary to make your visit unforgettable.
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