11 NYC Summer Activities In Every Borough

You can basically do anything in the city that never sleeps. Have a blast this summer in the city-smart Chevy Trax.

1. Outdoor Cinema in Socrates Sculpture Park

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What is better than watching a movie outside surrounded by art?! Most screenings are on Wednesday nights — check out the full schedule here.

2. LIC Flea & Food

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This incredible flea market has everything from handcrafted jewelry to the best darn arepa you've ever had. More info here.

3. The Mermaid Parade

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This is the ideal excuse to dress up like a mermaid and parade around in public (like you don't every weekend, already). More info here.

4. Brooklyn Bridge Park

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Each section of the park hosts a different activity: volleyball, rollerskating, basketball, a carousel — and so much more! More info here.

5. City Island

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Enjoy a relaxing day while eating seafood! You can't miss the lobster platter at City Island Lobster House. See directions here.

6. Edgar Allan Poe Cottage

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Are you a Poe fanatic? Learn more about his life by taking a trip to his quaint cottage.

7. DJ Set at the Hayden Planetarium

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Dance under the Hayden Planetarium "galaxy" to amazing DJ sets. If you missed the DJ sets, make sure to check this out.

8. Sunset Yoga in Fort Tryon Park

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This free outdoor yoga class is obviously the perfect evening plan! More info here.

9. Food in Film

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You know when you're watching a movie and all you want is a bite of the delicious looking spaghetti in a dinner scene? Go to the 92nd Street Y to try food from your favorite movies! More info here.

10. Eating America: History of Food

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If you're a foodie AND a history buff, this is the event for you. You get to learn about how food was prepared throughout American history. More info here.

11. Freshkills Park

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This park offers beautiful views of the city, AND you can go kayaking or canoeing — it's the perfect way to spend a Sunday!

No matter what you're up to this summer, you can always get where you need to go with the available 4G LTE Wi-Fi in the city-smart Chevy Trax.

Header images from Thinkstock. By Jake Russell Tapleshay.