A very beautiful place to spend some time absorbing art, space and nature. Kino Saito is a treasure…read morefor the community.

What a treat to run into this beautiful museum while searching for coffee in Verplanck! Talk about…read morea hidden gem! I had a great latte in their coffee bar and had the unexpected delete of seeing some excellent sound exhibits. It was free to enter, a $5 suggested donation was more than worth the experience!

It's an oasis, a sanctuary of woods, natural gardens, a gentle stream, and everywhere there are…read moreinspirational outdoor sculptures. A place of peace inviting reflection.

Pacem in Terris only open on weekend from May to September. You can park your car on the gravel…read morearea next to railroad. There are 3 areas to explore. Our suggestion is go to the house next to rail road first to set the mood. Frederick Franck's work are stark, crude almost barbaric. His art empathize to human suffering and felt spiritual with some of his art looked like a shrine. He used a lot of nails for his pieces. Wished they have some guide to explain each of the sculpture. We loves this place, it is intimate, peaceful like its name.

Wonderful place and great location! Wendie has the gallery gracefully full of all sorts of artwork…read moreand wearable items. I was there during a flower theme, which helped to focus my eye even though there were many beautiful pieces placed everywhere in her small gallery. I picked up two perfect pieces: an otherwise impossible-to-find spoon rest (leaf) to complement my busy granite countertop (photo) and a gorgeous peony blossom painted by a Ukrainian artist to give my friend from Belarus on her birthday.

Collection of antique books, maps, and prints. Most of their business is online, but it was cool to…read morebrowse their collection in person. Found a 1901 map of my hometown in this faraway bookstore!

A magical place! The collection has so many wonderful items, not only fascinating books, but also…read moreprints and vintage postcards. The owner is lovely. The setting on the Hudson has a mystical beauty. It makes for a great day trip from NYC!

The Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze is a fun way to spend an autumn evening enjoying the many…read moredecorations of the season leading up to, during, and after Halloween. The events run until November 16th. There are over 7,000 Jack-O-Lanterns to view with many intricate carvings and dramatic lighting. It does get quite crowded but lines move along well paced. Good luck! Of course, the children love it best and that is most important! *Get your tickets online - where you can pick your time and date. Please note: Weekends sell out fast.* *Tickets start at $24.* Happy Halloween!

Wow!! All I can say is Wow!…read more I don't know how many pumpkins, I don't know how many people carved them, I don't know how long it took, and frankly I don't care... The artwork that goes into this event is so over the top! It was raining on the night we came but the pumpkins were still bright and shining in the darkness. Walkways lined with pumpkins, scenes made out of pumpkins, a pumpkin circus, a pumpkin train, a pumpkin sea monster and dinosaurs!! Please take a moment to open a photo and zoom in, it's ALL pumpkins! Such a cool event!

PROS: this place was very neat. Loads of hiking trails, scenic roadway to the parking lot…read more CONS: no museum, historic signs, or anything that would teach you about the battle OVERALL: for hiking and scenic roads this place is good, especially since there's free parking, but it isn't the best for history

Great place to walk around and learn about the history. Beautiful views. Definitely worth stopping…read moreby.

Amazing place. The most wonderful collections and the owner is amazing!!!! Jennifer curates the…read moremost beautiful dolls and artwork and collectibles. And the building is amazing itself from the 1800's Jennifer's displays are exquisite and are always changing

A nice find in Peekskill. The tour guides were great - they brought the history of Peekskill to…read morelife. They highlighted its beginnings in the 1600's, its revolutionary war significance, life in the 1800s, and showed off all their artifacts including a giant ball of string. Well priced and a good way to spend an hour or so.

If you are in Peekskill and have an hour or two, stop by the Peekskill Museum! The town has a rich…read morehistory and wonderful exhibits to show it. We were given a tour by one of the docents, totally unexpected!! Where do you get that kind of attention?? Peekskill! If you're a history buff or have an interest in iron stoves, go there. And also check out that old cookie!