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Nyack, New York labels itself as Art and Soul on the Hudson. The eclectic village is full of energy and charm and features several live music, art and cultural events.

Nyack is the birthplace of the beloved American painter Edward Hopper, and his childhood home has since been turned into the Edward Hopper Museum. The home was built in 1858 by Hopper’s grandfather.

Evidence of a still-thriving artistic community is seen in the area galleries, shops, restaurants and Art Walk events.

Live music takes place throughout the year, whether it’s the summer Jazz Fest, or classic concerts in the Carnegie Room.

Self-guided walking tours are available of historic village sites, or day trippers can extend their hikes into any of the area’s state parks. Kayaking, rowing and boating are available along the Hudson River.

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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