Car-Free Summer Streets Are Back in Manhattan for the Next Three Saturdays—and Stretching All the Way to Inwood Again

Summer Streets run through Harlem.

The city-wide Summer Streets event is back in Manhattan for the next three Saturdays—and stretching all the way to Inwood again.

The car-free event, taking place on August 1, 8 and 15 from 7am-3pm, will start at its usual point by the Brooklyn Bridge and extend all the way to Dyckman Street for the second year in a row.

Pedestrians, joggers, and cyclists will be able to make their way up Lafayette Street and Park Avenue to 110th Street, across 110th to Broadway, then up Broadway to Dyckman Street.

The main route—plus an extension along Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd from 110th to 125th Streets in Harlem—will feature a wide range of performances, wellness activities and local programming.

Also for the first time, New York Road Runners is hosting a free guided fun run on Saturday, August 1 that loops between Park Ave & E 80th St and Park Ave & E 109th St. Be sure to register here.

Check Citi Bike's social media for promo codes on event days.

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