Directions to campus, parking garages in the area, and local accommodations may be found here. 

BARNARD STORE | Diana Center First Floor
Friday, 9:30 a.m. – 6 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.; closed Sunday
Located on the campus level of the Diana Center, the Barnard Store offers a selection of Barnard apparel, gifts, and souvenirs. During Family Weekend, enjoy 10% off any purchase of $50 or more! For additional information, visit the Barnard Store website. 

MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS WALKING TOUR
With guidance from the Office of Community Engagement and Inclusion, wander through one of New York City’s most historic neighborhoods at your own pace. This self-guided tour highlights grand landmarks, quiet gardens, and striking sculptures — inviting you to simply enjoy the beauty, history, and character of Morningside Heights as you go. Access the tour here.

WEAVING DREAMS EXHIBITION | Milstein Center, 1st Floor
Inspired by Zora Neale Hurston’s legacy and idea of “dream weaving,” this exhibition showcases handmade quilts and other textile artifacts from Dr. Kim F. Hall, Lucyle Hook Professor of English and Professor of Africana Studies, her mother Vera P. Hall, and Carter Watts ’25. The show invites viewers to engage with and contribute to a variety of textile works that reflect the experiences of Black women in academia across many generations. Learn more about the exhibition here. 
 

CAMPUS ACCESSIBILITY
Barnard College provides reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities. If you need individual disability-related accommodations for this event in order to be able to attend, we encourage you to inform us in advance by contacting familyweekend@barnard.edu or (212) 854-8424. If you have an unanticipated need after arriving on campus, please contact the CARES Line (Non-Emergency) at (212) 854-3362.

Barnard’s campus is wheelchair-accessible at the main entrance at W. 117th St. and Broadway. Wheelchair-accessible entrances to campus buildings are marked on the campus map. If you need a wheelchair-accessible route to access Milbank Hall, please contact the Family Weekend or CARES staff. 

EMERGENCIES & CAMPUS REQUESTS FOR ASSISTANCE
In case of emergency, please call the Community Accountability, Response, and Emergency Services (CARES) Safety Team (Emergency) line at (212) 854-6666. If needed, CARES will assist with the coordination of emergency medical response. For general assistance or matters that are concerning while on campus, please call the CARES Line (Non-Emergency) at (212) 854-3362. If you need assistance regarding Family Weekend, please speak to the Family Weekend team in person at the Check-In & Information Center or via email at familyweekend@barnard.edu.

INTERNET ACCESS
Visitors may connect to the “Barnard Guest” wireless network, which is available in most locations on campus. The network does not require a login to connect and provides restricted, unsecured guest wireless internet.

LOST AND FOUND
Please do not leave personal belongings unattended. You may report any lost or found items to the Family Weekend team in person at the Check-In & Information Center or via email at familyweekend@barnard.edu. Any items not claimed during Family Weekend will be turned over to Community Accountability, Response, and Emergency Services (CARES) Response after the event. To submit an inquiry about an item that may have been left behind, please email lostandfound@barnard.edu or call the CARES Line (Non-Emergency) at (212) 854-3362.

RESTROOMS
Women’s restrooms are located on the 3rd floor of Barnard Hall, the lower level and 1st through 4th floors of the Milstein Center, the lower level of the Diana Center, and the 1st floor of Milbank Hall. Men’s restrooms are located on the 3rd floor of Barnard Hall, the lower level of the Diana Center, and the 1st floor of Milbank Hall. All-gender restrooms are located on the 1st, 3rd, and 4th floors of Barnard Hall, in the Admissions Visitor Center in Sulzberger Annex, on the lower level and 1st through 4th floors of the Milstein Center, on the 5th floor of the Diana Center, and on the 1st floor of Milbank Hall. Please note that the restrooms in the Milstein Center are the most wheelchair-accessible. 

HEWITT DINING | Barnard Hall, Basement Level
Friday, 7:30 – 10 a.m., 11 a.m. – 2:30 p.m., and 4:30 – 8 p.m.
Saturday, 10:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. and 4:30 – 8 p.m.
Hewitt Dining offers a number of stations with tasty rotating cuisine, including pizza and pasta, grill specialties, homestyle comfort food, and a dedicated allergen-conscious section as well as soups made daily, a salad bar, and desserts. All meat is certified Halal. At Hewitt Dining, you will also find Barnard Kosher, offering freshly prepared kosher meals (closed Friday evening and Saturday).

DIANA CENTER CAFÉ | Diana Center, 2nd Floor
Friday, 8 a.m. – 3 p.m.; Closed Saturday
The Diana Center Café offers a variety of made-to-order and grab-and-go cuisine, including vegetarian bowls, smoothies, grill specialties, salads, daily soups, pizza, and a wide selection of snacks and beverages.

LIZ’S PLACE | Diana Center, 1st Floor
Friday, 8 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.; Saturday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Liz’s Place features a full line of made-to-order coffee and tea beverages, fresh pastries, breakfast sandwiches, grab-and-go sandwiches and salads, snacks, and convenience items. Kosher grab-and-go options are also available.

BARNARD DINING BUBBLE TEA AND SUSHI SPOT | Milstein Center, 1st Floor
Friday, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.; Closed Saturday
Barnard Dining Bubble Tea and Sushi Spot is the on-campus destination for made-to-order rolls, bubble teas, poke bowls, dumplings, and authentic Japanese snacks.

LEFRAK BYTE KIOSK | Barnard Hall, 1st Floor 
24 hours
The LeFrak Byte Kiosk has house-made salads, bowls, and snacks to fuel you throughout your day.
 
VENDING MACHINES | Milbank Lower Level / Barnard-Milstein Tunnel
24 hours
Still looking for something? Vending machines accepting cash, credit, and debit are located in Milbank Lower Level and the Barnard Hall/Milstein Center Tunnel. 

More information about campus dining can be found on the Barnard Dining website. 
 

More information about on-campus dining options can be found in “Dining on Campus" above. Additional neighborhood restaurants can be found on the Local Resources page. 

AMERICAN
Community Food & Juice
2893 Broadway, between 112th & 113th Sts.
(212) 665-2800

Toast
3157 Broadway, between La Salle St. & Tiemann Pl.
(212) 662-1144

Tom’s Restaurant
2880 Broadway, at 112th St. 
(212) 864-6137

CHINESE
La Salle Dumpling Room
3141 Broadway, between La Salle St. & Tiemann Pl.
(212) 961-0300

ETHIOPIAN
Massawa
1239 Amsterdam Ave., at 121st St.
(212) 663-0505

FRENCH
Le Monde
2885 Broadway, between 112th & 113th Sts.
(212) 531-3939

GREEK
Symposium
544 West 113th St., between Broadway & Amsterdam Ave.
(212) 865-1011

ITALIAN
Pisticci
125 La Salle St., between Claremont Ave. & Broadway
(212) 932-3500

Tartina
1034 Amsterdam Ave., at 111th St.
(646) 590-0577

V&T Restaurant & Pizzeria
1024 Amsterdam Ave., between 110th & 111th Sts.
(212) 663-1708

Upside Pizza
2878 Broadway at 112th St.

JAPANESE
Sapps Restaurant
2888 Broadway, between 112th & 113th Sts. 
(646) 454-9092

QUICK SERVICE
Ban Ban Shop
2991 Broadway
(917) 261-2231

DIG
2884 Broadway, between 112th & 113th Sts.
(212) 776-4047

Hula Poke
1028 Amsterdam Ave., between 110th & 111th Sts.
(646) 476-6463

Junzi Kitchen
2896 Broadway, between 112th & 113th Sts.
(917) 261-2497

Koronet Pizza
2848 Broadway, between 110th & 111th Sts.
(212) 222-1566

Milano Market
2892 Broadway, between 112th & 113th Sts.
(212) 665-9500

Shake Shack
2957 Broadway, at 116th St.
(646) 383-5506

Sweetgreen
2937 Broadway, between 114th & 115th Sts.
(917) 675-6616

Wu & Nussbaum
2897 Broadway, at 113th St.
(212) 222-0040

COFFEE SHOPS
Hungarian Pastry Shop
1030 Amsterdam Ave., between 110th & 111th Sts.
(212) 866-4230

Oren’s Daily Roast
2882 Broadway, between 112th & 113th Sts.
(212) 749-8779

Tea Magic
2878 Broadway, between 112th & 113th Sts.
(212) 666-3665

JUMMAH, COLUMBIA MUSLIM LIFE
Friday, 1:15 p.m. | Earl Hall, Auditorium, Columbia’s Morningside Heights campus
Attend weekly Jummah prayer with Columbia Muslim Life.

COMMUNITY RECEPTION, KRAFT CENTER FOR JEWISH STUDENT LIFE
Friday, 2:30 – 4 p.m. | The Kraft Center for Jewish Student Life, 606 W. 115th St.
Join the Columbia/Barnard Hillel community at the Kraft Center for drinks and light bites. Hillel professionals and student leaders will be available to answer any questions you may have and provide building tours. Advance registration is required via the Columbia/Barnard Hillel website.

WEEKLY BHAJANS, ST. PAUL’S CHAPEL, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
Friday, 6 p.m. | St. Paul’s Chapel, Choir Room, Columbia’s Morningside Heights campus
Join the Columbia Hindu Students Organization for weekly Friday bhajans (devotional songs and prayers).

SHABBAT SERVICES
Friday, various times | The Kraft Center for Jewish Student Life, 606 W. 115th St.
Advance registration is required via the Columbia/Barnard Hillel website.

• Conservative (Koach) Services: 6:30 p.m.: 5th Floor
• Orthodox (Yavneh) Services: 5:45 p.m.: Rennert Hall, Lower Level
• Reform (Kesher) Services: 6:30 p.m.: Beit Midrash, 4th Floor

KRAFT SHABBAT DINNER
Friday, 8 p.m. | The Kraft Center for Jewish Student Life, 606 W. 115th St.
Join us for Kraft Shabbat Dinner, our weekly pluralistic undergraduate Shabbat meal. Family Weekend Kraft Shabbat Dinner is free for all guests. If you would like to support the event, a $36 suggested donation per guest is appreciated. Advance registration is required via the Columbia/Barnard Hillel website.

EPISCOPAL WORSHIP, ST. PAUL’S CHAPEL, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
Sunday, 6:15 p.m. | St. Paul’s Chapel, Columbia’s Morningside Heights campus
Attend weekly Episcopal worship in St. Paul’s Chapel.

CATHOLIC MASS
Various times | Church of Notre Dame, 405 W. 114th St.
Attend a Catholic mass at the Church of Notre Dame Monday through Friday at 12:10 p.m. and Sunday at 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m. (French), and 5 p.m. (Student Mass).