Things to Do in Manhattanville

The Wallach Art Gallery is Columbia University's unique art collection nestled in the Lenfest Center for the Arts. It is the University's center for collaboration with world-class museums, student showcases, and Harlem's thriving art community. 

West Harlem’s very own waterfront pier that spans from 125th to 135th streets along the Hudson River. Take your fishing rod, bring your laptop to enjoy free Wi-Fi, or simply immerse yourself in the views.

Stop by the historic jazz club where the greatest African American blues and jazz musicians once played. The venue still has shows that run several days throughout the week. Even if you don’t happen to make it inside, you can take a photo in front of the iconic sign.

Visit the famous backdrop to many movies and shows and envision yourself in a scene of your own. The viaduct arches, starting at 125th Street on 12th Avenue, are an iconic destination in West Harlem and New York City. 

Opportunities for fun are endless in this state park. There is ice skating in the winter, roller skating in the spring and summer, and a year-round track. Sports and activities include everything from swimming to tennis. 

Looking for a place to meet with friends, hang out, or get some work done? The Forum's ground floor Atrium is a gathering space open to the public seven days a week from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. (except University holidays).