About this venue
Tarrytown Music Hall is a historic concert and performing arts venue housed in a 19th-century building that opened in 1885 and is listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. Its 843-seat auditorium creates a more intimate atmosphere than a large arena, while the preserved historic architecture makes the hall a distinctive part of Tarrytown's cultural landscape.
Inside, the venue is centered on a traditional theater auditorium and stage, with the hall particularly appreciated for its acoustics and close connection between performers and the audience. It hosts concerts, theater and dance performances, comedy, film and other live programs, combining a historic setting with a varied modern performance schedule.
The venue is located at 13 Main Street, Tarrytown, New York 10591, United States, directly on Main Street in the center of town. Reserved parking can be booked for most show nights approximately one block from the theater, while public parking lots are also available nearby. For broader information on reaching Tarrytown and getting around the town, see the transportation overview further down the page.
About the city
Tarrytown, a picturesque community on the eastern bank of the Hudson River in New York State, is a compact yet appealing destination for concerts, theater performances and a variety of cultural events. An important place on the local scene is occupied by the Tarrytown Music Hall, a historic theater in the center of town that attracts audiences for music, comedy and other performing arts programs. The proximity of New York City further expands the possibilities for visitors who want to combine an event in Tarrytown with a stay in one of the world's leading entertainment destinations. With restaurants, cafés and accommodation options in Tarrytown and surrounding communities in Westchester County, it is easy to organize either a short visit or a multi-day stay.
Transportation connections are one of Tarrytown's main advantages. Tarrytown station is located on the Hudson Line of the MTA Metro-North Railroad, providing direct rail connections with Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan and other communities along the Hudson. Local and regional bus connections are provided by the Bee-Line Bus System, while road access is convenient thanks to the main transportation routes of the Westchester area and the crossing over the Hudson River. For travelers arriving by air, Westchester County Airport is available, while a broader range of international services is offered by LaGuardia Airport, John F. Kennedy International Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport. The compact town center makes it easier to connect the railway station, restaurants, accommodation and event venues.
Before or after a concert or performance, Tarrytown offers enough attractions to extend a visit comfortably. Main Street forms the natural center of the community with shops, restaurants and historic buildings, while the area along the Hudson River, including Pierson Park and waterfront walkways, provides open views across the river and surrounding hills. One of the best-known landmarks is Lyndhurst Mansion, a Gothic Revival estate surrounded by extensive landscaped grounds beside the Hudson. For visitors who enjoy walking, the historic Old Croton Aqueduct area provides another option. The combination of cultural events, convenient rail connections and the distinctive landscape of the Hudson Valley makes Tarrytown a practical destination where an event can easily be combined with sightseeing.
