Mt Kisco Things to Do

This is a Mediterranean style villa that is filled with treasures. It has a house museum and is a center for music performances. Walter Rosen, a collector, bought the Caramoore estate to house all his precious things. Sprawled... more

Architect Philip Johnson designed this famous glass house, built in 1949, which officially became a National Trust site open to the public in 2007. Johnson had no need for windows in this building, for it is constructed almost... more

The Katonah Museum of Art is situated in a pretty hamlet in the Westchester county which is a few miles drive from Manhattan in the New York city. The museum regularly arranges workshops, story sessions and other fun activities... more

Since first opening in 1885, the Tarrytown Music Hall in Tarrytown, New York has seen some of America's greatest artists grace its stage. In its first years, jazz legends such as Miles David and Dave Brubeck made their dent on... more

Conveniently tucked in the historic Ridgefield, this ancient eatery serves up some authentic French cuisine. The elegant and airy Bernard's is suitable both for intimate romantic dates and social gatherings alike. According to... more

Chiboust is a synonym for paradise for those with a sweet-tooth. The bakery, which is an essential feature of this enterprise offers cakes, pastries and other desserts like Chocolate Mousse Layer Cake, Pear Croissant Pudding, C... more

Located in Ossining, NY, about 35 miles from New York City's center, Blueberry Pond Theatre Ensemble hosts four theatrical works and multiple staged readings a season. Priding themselves on performing solely original work, Blue... more

Here come the homemade pastas and the fragrant wafts of Tuscany, and the people of Nyack aren't complaining! You won't either if cooking classes are on the platter with Super chef Rossano Giannini himself! Regular coaching on h... more

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… fish in the pools.  We then went to the Opry Mills Mall.  Last minute bargains and taking… continue reading »

This 1713 stagecoach inn was providing sustenance to travelers between Boston and New York long before the Revolutionary War, but that conflict provided it with its object of greatest note. A British cannonball is imbedd... more