Nyack, New York is a lovely village with unique attractions in Rockland County, originally incorporated in 1872 along the banks of the Hudson River. The town, which is located just half an hour north of Manhattan, is known as the hub of Rockland County's local music scene, showcasing live music performances throughout the year at its bars and venues. Visitors can explore the exhibits of the Edward Hopper House Art Center, which showcases the works of the famed realist painter, or enjoy performances by the Rockland Symphony Orchestra at the Riverspace Arts in Nyack complex. A number of historic buildings are listed on the National Register of Historic Places, including the 1817 John Green House, the city's oldest standing residence. Beautiful Memorial Park offers opportunities for tennis, basketball, canoeing, and kayaking and hosts numerous outdoor festivals throughout the year.

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