Rest in Pieces
A Fate Worse than Death: The Perils of Being a Famous Corpse Even after death the famous are in high… [more]
Night Photography Workshop
Photographer and author Lance Keimig leads a workshop at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in June 2013. A mix… [more]
Sheep Shearing
Move over, headless horseman, the sheep are coming! Sleepy Hollow is home to not one, but two, annual… [more]
Sleepy Hollow & Tarrytown Events
Rest in Pieces
A Fate Worse than Death: The Perils of Being a Famous Corpse Even after death … [Read More...]
Night Photography Workshop
Photographer and author Lance Keimig leads a workshop at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery … [Read More...]
Sheep Shearing
Move over, headless horseman, the sheep are coming! Sleepy Hollow is home to not … [Read More...]
Sleepy Hollow & Tarrytown News
Rubber Duck Derby
Rotary's annual Rubber Duck Derby splashes down from 11 am to 3 pm on … [Read More...]
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Tours
A trip to Sleepy Hollow isn’t complete without a visit to Sleepy Hollow … [Read More...]
St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Sleepy Hollow's and Tarrytown's St. Patrick’s Day Parade starts at 1:30 … [Read More...]
Spring in Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown
Night Photography Workshop
Photographer and author Lance Keimig leads a workshop at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in June 2013. A mix of classroom and field sessions, the workshop presents an overview of historical night photography while introducing the latest tools at a photographer’s disposal: high quality digital image capture, RAW file processing, image stacking and HDR imaging, light painting, long exposures, [...]
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Tours
A trip to Sleepy Hollow isn’t complete without a visit to Sleepy Hollow Cemetery and its famous residents, including Elizabeth Arden, Brooke Astor, Andrew Carnegie, Walter Chrysler, Samuel Gompers, Washington Irving, and William Rockefeller. Author Doug Keister sums it up: “Sleepy Hollow has it all; spooky lilting 18th century death’s head tombstones, twisting narrow roads, [...]
Tarrytown Music Hall
February concerts: Taj Mahal/John Mayall, David Cassidy, Colin Mochrie & Brad Sherwood, Get the Led Out. Also $5 movie nights! Tarrytown Music Hall, 13 Main Street, Tarrytown, NY 10591, 914-631-3390. Purchase tickets through the Tarrytown Music Hall online box office, the physical box office at 13 Main Street, or through the Music Hall’s ticket agent, [...]
Lose your Head in Sleepy Hollow
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Click here for a downloadable PDF guide to Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown!
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.
As Seen on . . .
See us on CBS news, Sleepy Hollow Still Haunting as Ever:
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