"Even if you're not close by, it's worth making the trip. This is more than just a room with chairs and a few tables; the team behind Pier 57 has worked hard on creating an indoor park vibe. There's soft, turf-style seating where you can stretch out and relax. Kids can stay busy with lawn games like cornhole while you sit back, sip a coffee, and watch them play without feeling guilty (or frozen!). And you all will get some much- needed Vitamin D."
"One of the coolest features is the Oda sound installation, which streams live audio from a Costa Rican rainforest. If you're an early bird, you can catch it from 7-9 am to hear the dawn chorus from the Macaw Sanctuary. Later in the day, from 5-8 pm, you can wind down to the soothing calls of tropical frogs and nocturnal creatures. It's also ideal for kids curious about wildlife."
Pier 57's Living Room has been transformed into a warm, free indoor playground on the Hudson River for families during the winter months. The space offers turf-style seating, lawn games like cornhole, and nearby food options, allowing parents to relax while children play. Spectacular waterfront views eliminate wind chill while providing indoor sunlight. The Oda sound installation streams live audio from a Costa Rican rainforest, featuring a dawn chorus from 7–9 am and nocturnal calls from 5–8 pm. The venue stays open early and late, making it convenient for family visits and weekend outings.
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