Fodor's Expert Review Hopper House Art Center

Nyack

The childhood home of artist Edward Hopper now serves as an arts center and exhibition space. The famed painter owned the Federal-style house, which was built in 1858 by his grandfather, until his death in 1967. A group of Nyack citizens saved the structure from ruin in 1971. Jazz concerts are held in the backyard on Thursday evenings in July. Look for free street parking one block north.

Quick Facts

82 N. Broadway
Nyack, New York  10960, USA

845-358–0774

www.hopperhouse.org

Sight Details:
Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Tues., Wed.–Sun. 12–5

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