Events

@ Boscobel House and Gardens

Detailed Times/Hours: Boscobel is open Fridays-Mondays from 9am to 7pm. House tours are offered: Fridays and Mondays at 11am; 12pm; 1pm; 2pm Saturdays and Sundays at 11am; 12pm; 1pm; 2pm; 3pm; 4pm Admission is required to access the Boscobel campus.

Boscobel has reopened its doors after 17 months of emergency restoration, but our comeback story isn’t over yet. Our Insider Tours offer an in-depth exploration of the House, the remarkable objects within it, and a rare opportunity to experience the Historic House Museum mid-restoration, evolving as vital work continues over the coming years.

@ Boscobel House and Gardens

Detailed Times/Hours: Boscobel is open Fridays-Mondays from 9am to 7pm. House tours are offered: Fridays and Mondays at 11am; 12pm; 1pm; 2pm Saturdays and Sundays at 11am; 12pm; 1pm; 2pm; 3pm; 4pm Admission is required to access the Boscobel campus.

The Boscobel Chamber Music Festival returns this September, celebrating its fifth season! Presented in partnership with the Chamber Music Society of Palm Beach and led by celebrated violinist and Artistic Director Arnaud Sussmann, one of our most highly anticipated events of the season brings world-class chamber music to our stunning Hudson River setting. Join us for four extraordinary public programs featuring beloved returning favorites, musicians making their festival debut, and rising stars.

@ Garrison's Landing

Detailed Times/Hours: Open 2 to 5

Gather at the Garrison's Landing waterfront for an afternoon of history fun! Join the Putnam History Museum and several history organizations from all over to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, as well as the wealth of history here in the Hudson Highlands.

@ Putnam History Museum

At this talk, author Allison Pataki will discuss the life and legacy of Peggy Shippen Arnold, infamous wife of Benedict Arnold and key to his plot to betray the Patriot cause during the American Revolution.

@ Southeast Museum

At this talk, author Allison Pataki will discuss the life and legacy of Peggy Shippen Arnold, infamous wife of Benedict Arnold and key to his plot to betray the Patriot cause during the American Revolution. This event is organized jointly between the Putnam History Museum and Southeast Museum.

@ Glenclyffe Trailhead Parking Lot,

General Benedict Arnold is infamous for his thwarted plan to surrender American-controlled West Point to the British during the Revolutionary War. Join the Putnam History Museum for a history hike of Arnold’s escape path through present day Garrison, NY. Along the way we’ll discuss why the General was driven to betray the Revolution and how prominent local loyalist Beverley Robinson aided Arnold’s mission. We will be joined by Cornell Cooperative Extension of Putnam County and they will explore some of the ways that the natural environment plays a part in the history of the area. This history hike includes scenic views of the Hudson River and West Point and will last approximately 1.5 to 2 hours. The trail is one mile in length but includes uneven rocky terrain and several steep hills. Appropriate footwear and active/outdoor attire strongly suggested.