In winter, Westchester County is a wonderland. The first snow brings visitors and locals out to its rolling hills, blanketed in white, for sledding, skating, and wintery walks. Westchester County is also brimming with irresistible events, candlelight tours, and unique historical experiences this winter.
Picture a crisp moonlit night along the Hudson River in Westchester County, NY. The year is 1780. Silence blankets densely wooded trails. The clatter of a lone horseman echoes through the forest, breaking the stillness. Is it soldier, a spy or the spirit of a restless ghost?
Make your visit to Westchester for REV FEST 250 even better with this weekend itinerary sure to please any history buff, outdoor enthusiast, music lover or foodie. Reserve your getaway today to take advantage of the special offer at Windrose on Hudson.
As Westchester County commemorates the 250th anniversary of its role in the American Revolution, interactive events at significant landmarks and locations around the county will immerse visitors in the sights, sounds and experiences that contributed to the birth of our nation..
Imagine being a teen or twentysomething in Westchester County, NY, during the Revolutionary War. You’d envision a very different life, but could you envision life in Westchester—the war’s notorious “Neutral Zone”— sandwiched between two warring armies?
"The Redcoats are coming!" A cry heard as patriots fought the British in Westchester. George Washington commanded the war from the Hudson Valley area, living close to the troops that would bring our nation to independence. Sense the life of a patriot as you learn about Westchester's important role in the founding of our country.
Forever Quilted in Our American Identity
Westchester has a long history as a home to African American culture. Learn about and explore historical sites, annual events, arts and culture and more.
