What to Do in NYC This Weekend

We know, we know, it's definitely freezing outside, but that’s no reason to keep us tucked away in our apartments. There’s always an abundance of fun to be had in this wonderful city, so bundle up, and fill up your schedule for a packed weekend of partying, relaxation, and everything in between!

Reclaiming Tomorrow - The Power of Afrofuturism

The creations of talented Black artists always deserves our support, and this weekend is the perfect place to start. This exhibit is sure to open your mind to new perspectives and experiences through the lens of talented individuals.

Date: January 24

Location: 110-00 Rockaway Boulevard

Cost: Free

Yoga For Black Women: Meeting Abundance

In this weather, movement is definitely your best bet, and yoga is a great way to get your blood flowing and release tension. This experience is also a great way to be intentional about any goals you have for the coming year, so come with a notebook, an open mind, and get ready to look to the future!

Date: January 24

Location: 61B 9th St. Loft B13

Cost: From $20

South House vs. Naija House

Looking for a Saturday night spot to keep you moving well into the next day? Look no further, because South House vs Naija House is making its way back to NYC for another extravagant night of dancing and singing all your favorite songs!

Date: January 25

Location: 262 Starr St.

Cost: From $24.42

Museum of Natural History Adults Only Scavenger Hunt

If you love the thrill and mystery of escape rooms, this might be the biggest and most historical place to get those same thrills. You and other attendees will search for clues throughout the exhibits of the museum in order to answer the most pressing question, “What REALLY happened to Dino Dave”? — it sounds like an unforgettable afternoon to us!

Date: January 25

Location: Meet at 445 Columbus Ave.

Cost: $43.87

“Portraits” 4th Annual Art Exhibition

Brooklyn Art Cave’s latest exhibition, “Portraits”, is all about giving artists the chance to have the ultimate outlet for self-expression. Through a variety of mediums, attendees will have the chance to understand new perspectives of the human experience as well as gain a new appreciation for the creative minds of our time.

Date: January 24

Location: 897 Broadway

Cost: $20

Cut & Conjure: 2025 Vision Boards

One of the most important things that we can invest our time in is community, and the Free Black Women’s Library is hosting their bimonthly event to foster creativity and create a safe space for those who need it. This event’s theme is centered around making vision boards so that attendees can create physical manifestations of their goals for the future and keep their heads held high for the year ahead.

Date: January 26

Location: 226 Marcus Garvey Blvd.

Cost: Donation