Nestled in the riverfront village of Nyack is one of the Hudson Valley’s treasured historic and artistic gems, the Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center. The birthplace and boyhood home of America’s foremost realist painter, Edward Hopper (1882-1967), was saved from demolition in 1971 by local residents to become the thriving art center it is today. In addition to rotating exhibitions of notable contemporary artists, the center features an intimate display of memorabilia and early works that Hopper created during his formative years in Nyack.
Free jazz concerts in the garden featuring world-renowned musicians are a big Thursday evening draw in the summer, and the many year-round workshops and programs--ranging from flower arranging and theatre classes to plays and art workshops—are also popular. While in Nyack, take a stroll through the town that so inspired young Edward using the "Edward Hopper's Nyack" walking tour map as a guide (available at the center). Edward Hopper House is conveniently located near the quaint shops and acclaimed restaurants of downtown Nyack. For more information, visit Edward Hopper House or call 845-358-0774. Purchase your package from any Metro-North ticket office or full-service ticket vending machine (excluding Tarrytown Station).
WHEN YOU VISIT THE EDWARD HOPPER HOUSE:
GETTING TO EDWARD HOPPER HOUSE: Take the Hudson Line to Tarrytown Station. From there, take the Tappan Zee Express Bus, see schedule here to the Riverspace Theatre/Artopee Way stop in Nyack (approximately 10 minute bus ride). Visit ZipCar.com/Metro-North to reserve a car. Taxis are available seven days a week. Walk one block south on Main Street and turn left and go to 82 North Broadway. Check here for an ITINERARY. This offer is good through April 2018. |