This Week in the Bronx: Events, Eats & Things to Do

New York Yankees vs. Detroit Tigers

Sept 11–14 • Yankee Stadium, Concourse

Catch a September series in the Bronx and plan a nearby stay for easy subway access (B/D/4 to 161 St–Yankee Stadium).

Yankee Stadium info • Tickets

Family Time: Art-Making for All Ages

Sat, Sept 13 • 1–3 pm • Free

Drop-in creative workshops inspired by current exhibitions—great for families and casual museum-goers.

Event details

Sensorial Fusion: Relationship Art & Architecture

Opening Reception: Wed, Sept 10 • 6–8 pm

New exhibition at the Hostos Art Gallery exploring urban memory, gentrification, and cultural identity.

Exhibit page

Zero Otto Nove (Arthur Ave)

Wood-fired pies (try “La Riccardo”), house-made pastas, and a warmly lit trattoria vibe in Little Italy of the Bronx.

Official site

Enzo’s of Arthur Avenue

A neighborhood classic for house sauces, hearty pastas, and old-school hospitality.

Official site

Mike’s Deli (in Arthur Avenue Market)

Legendary Italian sandwiches, fresh mozz, and pantry goods inside the historic market hall.

Official site • Market info

Johnny’s Reef (Seafood on City Island)

Classic counter-service seafood with waterfront views—fried shrimp, clams, lobster tails & more.

Official site

Beatstro (Hip-Hop Brunch Vibes)

Soul-food-meets-Boricua plates, DJs on weekends, and a graffiti-lined space celebrating Bronx culture.

Official site

New York Botanical Garden: Van Gogh’s Flowers

Through Oct 26 • Monumental sunflower displays, evening Starry Nights, and special programs.

Exhibition page

Bronx Zoo: Dinosaur Safari

Roaring fun with life-size dinos, VR add-ons, and seasonal programming at NYC’s largest zoo.

Experience page

Wave Hill: Garden Highlights Walk

Guided strolls through riverside gardens with sweeping Palisades views—Sundays and seasonal programs.

Calendar

Tour Yankee Stadium

Monument Park, Yankees Museum, and behind-the-scenes looks at the home of 27 world titles.

Tour info

Arthur Avenue Retail Market

An indoor hall of classic vendors—grab espresso, fresh mozz, cigars, and browse Italian groceries.

Market details