Independent Living in New York City | Battery Park by Sunrise

Robust Programming and Activities

Dive into Each Day as You Wish

It’s easy to connect with your interests in our community. No matter your passions—the arts, fitness, continued learning, music, reading, nature—you’ll be sure to find a variety of ways to enjoy your time. Some of our activities include:

Art classes
Poetry readings
Fitness classes like Tai Chi and yoga
Music and live entertainment
Trips to farmers markets and Chelsea Market
Chorus
Masterclass series
Film screenings
Life story memoir class
Shabbat and church services

And with frequent social events, you’ll also have plenty of opportunities to engage with your friends and fellow residents.

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Elevated Dining Experiences

Indulge Your Palate with Gourmet Cuisine

While you’ll certainly enjoy cooking in your well-equipped apartment kitchen, you can also head to our beautiful dining room for a chef-crafted meal. Our experienced culinary team uses fresh, seasonal ingredients to create a diverse array of cuisine. If you’d like to entertain guests, you can reserve the private dining room to create a memorable dinner party.

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Battery Park Attractions

Uncover the Charm of Your Neighborhood

Known for its stunning riverfront views and prestige, walkable attractions, North Battery Park City is a lively neighborhood for adults 65+ to thrive in. You can explore many Battery Park attractions near the community, including the following:

Recreational: Take a stroll in Rockefeller Park to bask in its gorgeous gardens and city views or explore Teardrop Park, which is known for its innovative landscape and featured artworks. Pier 25 is also right around the corner—ideal for waterfront activities and peaceful morning walks or majestic sunset strolls. To stay more active, join Asphalt Green, a nearby state-of-the-art fitness center offering world-class amenities and tons of classes.

Arts and Culture: See live concerts, attend a theatrical performance, or catch the latest opera show at the BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center or Perelman Performing Arts Center. Or spend an afternoon learning about the Holocaust at the Museum of Jewish Heritage.

Dining and Entertainment: Only minutes away, discover Tribeca’s trendy and upscale cafés, historical architecture, and local boutiques. Or head to Brookfield Place—an iconic hub filled with shops, restaurants, and fun attractions.