Tarrytown Music Hall
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4.6 (1,163)An 1885 Queen Anne theater from the Hudson Valley's Millionaire's Colony era hosting live concerts, films, and ghost tours.
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This 843-seat Queen Anne theater dates to 1885 and the Millionaire's Colony Era, when local families such as the Rockefellers, Goulds, and Vanderbilts gathered here for lavish balls, flower shows, and concerts. Today, the venue hosts live music, dance, plays, films, and paranormal ghost tours within its intimate Victorian setting. Visitors note solid acoustics, comfortable seating with legroom, and personable service, though the vintage structure lacks elevators or escalators to the balcony.
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