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1. Capitol Theatre

Capitol Theatre

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Designed by the celebrated architect Thomas Lamb, the historic Capitol Theatre first opened to the public in 1926. Back then it was considered to be the epitome of beauty and luxury and could comfortably seat 2000 guests. Big name productions like The Taming of the Shrew, Casablanca and Gone with the Wind kept theatre-enthusiasts streaming to The Capitol for many decades. Inevitably, the theatre eventually became crowded and dated and renovations were called for. After a massive revamp in 2011, the Capitol Theatre is once again flourishing and is considered to be the premier concert venue in Westchester. Check their website to see what’s on during your visit to Port Chester.

Capitol Theatre, 149 Westchester Ave, Port Chester, NY 10573, Phone: 800-982-2787

2. Clay Art Center Gallery

Clay Art Center Gallery

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Founded in 1957, the Clay Art Center in Port Chester is nationally recognized for its work in promoting and advancing ceramic arts. The center endeavors to provide a stimulating environment which will set artists free and allow them to fully express their creativity within the confines of their chosen medium of clay. To this end the center hosts a variety of lessons and workshops for both adults and children and also provides essential gallery exposure for many local ceramic artists. Visitors are invited to visit the gallery to admire the work on display and to buy one-of-a-kind hand-made gifts to remind themselves of their visit to Port Chester.

Clay Art Center Gallery, 40 Beech St, Port Chester, NY 10573, Phone: 914-937-2047

Where to Eat

3. Sonora Restaurant

Sonora Restaurant

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Columbian-born chef Rafael Palomino draws inspiration for his mouth-watering cuisine from all the many corners of the globe where he has lived, penned cookbooks and created delicious fare. At Sonora Restaurant, guests are treated to mouth-watering Latin-fusion cuisine featuring fresh flavors and beautiful presentation. Most diners agree that the Tapas-style appetizers are generously sized and reasonably priced and other popular dishes include the Paella, Lomo Saltado (Peruvian fillet), Costillas (Argentinean Short Ribs) and Churrasco (Cuban Angus Skirt Steak). The restaurant has both indoor and patio dining areas and has recently added a tented outdoor dining area. You should never leave without trying one of their delicious Margaritas.

Sonora Restaurant, 179 Rectory St, Port Chester, NY 10573, Phone: 914-933-0200

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