Tarrytown Street Fair
Come one, come all to the 25th annual Tarrytown Street Fair, featuring crafters, vendors, food and music.… [more]
Irving’s ‘Rip Van Winkle’
Accompanied by mandolin and strumstick, master storyteller Jonathan Kruk will regale young and old with… [more]
Wintertide series on food and farming
Join Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture every Sunday in March for conversations and lectures… [more]
Sleepy Hollow & Tarrytown Events
Tarrytown Street Fair
Come one, come all to the 25th annual Tarrytown Street Fair, featuring crafters, … [Read More...]
Irving’s ‘Rip Van Winkle’
Accompanied by mandolin and strumstick, master storyteller Jonathan Kruk will … [Read More...]
Wintertide series on food and farming
Join Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture every Sunday in March for … [Read More...]
Sleepy Hollow & Tarrytown News
Sheep Shearing
Move over, headless horseman, the sheep are coming! Sleepy Hollow is home … [Read More...]
Night Photo Workshops
Photographer and author Lance Keimig will lead workshops at Sleepy Hollow … [Read More...]
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Tours
A trip to Sleepy Hollow isn’t complete without a visit to Sleepy Hollow … [Read More...]
Spring in Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown
Rubber Duck Derby
Rotary’s annual Rubber Duck Derby splashes down from 11 am to 3 pm on Saturday, April 28. Racing starts at noon. Waddle on down to Patriots’ Park for an afternoon of food, soft drinks, live music, and organization booths. Grand Prize is a $1,000 AmEx Gift Card! To adopt a rubber duck to race in the mighty [...]
Irving’s ‘Rip Van Winkle’
Accompanied by mandolin and strumstick, master storyteller Jonathan Kruk will regale young and old with a lively retelling of the story of Rip Van Winkle, America’s most famous snoozer. Admission for this hour-long performance is by timed ticket only, which MUST be purchased in advance. Four performances each day, beginning at 12:30 p.m., at Historic [...]
Sheep Shearing
Move over, headless horseman, the sheep are coming! Sleepy Hollow is home to not one, but two, annual sheep shearing events: Sheep Shearing Festival at Stone Barns and Sheep to Shawl at Philipsburg Manor. Sheep to Shawl. Philipsburg Manor, 381 North Broadway, Sleepy Hollow, NY 10591, 914-631-8200 weekdays, 914-631-3992 weekends. April 14-15 and 21-22, 2012. [...]
Lose your Head in Sleepy Hollow
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There’s something for everyone in the real Sleepy Hollow: haunted hayrides, gothic mansions, blazing pumpkins, farmers markets, live music, street fairs, parades, and of course, the Headless Horseman. We’ve put together everything you need to plan your visit—how to get here, find a hotel room, browse our restaurants, check the calendar of local events, dig through our historic sites, find the perfect Sleepy Hollow souvenir. Don’t miss our tips on the best free things in Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown.
We don’t roll up the sidewalks after Halloween—there’s plenty to see and do year round. Take in a concert at Tarrytown Music Hall, enjoy a candlelight tour of Lyndhurst at Christmas, celebrate the Fourth of July at Washington Irving’s Sunnyside, observe the Native American Green Corn harvest festival at Philipsburg Manor, watch the sun set over the Hudson River from a waterfront restaurant.
Visiting is easy. We’re located about 20 miles outside New York City with easy access to interstate highways, Amtrak and commuter rail, and major airports.
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See us on CBS news, Sleepy Hollow Still Haunting as Ever:
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