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Join a cultural afternoon that moves from the Edward Hopper House Museum to a 1920s Tuxedo Park lawn—artist talks, cocktails, and auctions set against the Ramapo Mountains. Support arts education while enjoying curated conversations and an unforgettable outdoor benefit.
Join a cultural afternoon that moves from the Edward Hopper House Museum to a 1920s Tuxedo Park lawn—artist talks, cocktails, and auctions set against the Ramapo Mountains. Support arts education while enjoying curated conversations and an unforgettable outdoor benefit.
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The 11th Annual Fall Arts Education Benefit arrives on Sunday, October 4, 2026, staged between two evocative sites: the Edward Hopper House Museum in Nyack and the private Renamor residence in Tuxedo Park. This is part salon, part outdoor party—a city-adjacent celebration where contemporary conversation meets a 1920s estate lawn tucked against the Ramapo Mountains’ rocky ridgelines.
Begin the afternoon at the Edward Hopper House Museum (82 N. Broadway, Nyack, NY 10960), where pre-event access lets you move through James Prosek: Memory, Trees & Shadows before a small-group “Artist’s Eye” conversation. That 2–3pm talk pairs Prosek with Pieranna Cavalchini, the Tom and Lisa Blumenthal Curator of Contemporary Art a the Isabella Steward Gardner Museum, offering a rare peek into creative process and curation before the party transfers to Renamor. The final act is a 3–6pm benefit on the manicured lawn of Renamor, a 1920s Tuxedo Park residence that opens its gates to seasonal cocktails, light fare, lively auction moments, and panoramic views where oak-maple ridges slope toward Hudson Valley lowlands.
What makes this evening singular is the collision of place and purpose. The Hopper House anchors the program with historical resonance—Hopper’s connection to the region is woven into the museum’s mission—while Renamor stages an outdoor event that feels both intimate and cinematic: broad lawns, stone walls, and the kind of historic architecture that defines Tuxedo Park. The surrounding Ramapo foothills contribute more than backdrop; their glacially scoured rocks and mixed hardwood forests give the party an unmistakable North Jersey/New York borderland character that you won’t find at an urban gallery benefit.
Tickets are tiered to support arts education: a VIP ticket (Artist’s Eye Conversation + Benefit Party) and a Party Only ticket. Early Bird discounts apply through Sept. 13 with promo EHHEARLYBIRDTKT. The event is generously sponsored and hosted by Rich Ellis of Ellis Sotheby's International Realty. Practical notes: event parking and a shuttle to Renamor will be provided closer to the date; details on check-in, accessibility, and other logistics are coordinated by the museum.
Whether you come for conversation with contemporary curators, to browse Prosek’s work, or to bid in the auction beneath an open sky, this benefit is built to fund arts education while letting the Ramapo landscape shape the evening. For questions or alternative payment options, email [email protected] or [email protected], or call 845.358.0774. Tickets are also available by check mailed to Edward Hopper House Museum, 82 N. Broadway, Nyack, NY 10960.
Pre-event museum access begins at 11am; the Artist’s Eye conversation runs 2–3pm and the benefit party is 3–6pm.
Check-in details will be provided before the event; have your confirmation and photo ID ready at the Edward Hopper House or the designated check-in at Renamor.
Limited parking is available; organizers will provide parking and shuttle information closer to the event date.
Email [email protected] or [email protected], or call 845.358.0774 to arrange alternative payment and avoid processing fees.
Yes—members receive a 20% discount on both VIP and Party Only tickets as noted in the ticketing details.
Accessibility details are coordinated by the museum; contact the provided emails or phone number for specific accommodations.
Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center in Nyack, New York, preserves and promotes the artistic legacy of American painter Edward Hopper. Housed in the historic building associated with Hopper's early life, the museum presents rotating exhibitions, scholarly programming, and public events that explore Hopper’s influence on American art and culture. The institution offers guided and self-guided tours that present artifacts, archival material, and contextual interpretation for visitors of all ages. Education and public programs include lectures, film screenings, panel conversations, and hands-on workshops — from plein air painting days for families to artist talks and curated discussions. Signature events highlighted by the museum include the annual Jazz in the Garden summer concert series, special exhibition openings, and the Fall Arts Education Benefit, which supports arts education initiatives. The museum also hosts guest curators and contemporary artists whose work engages Hopper’s themes of light, solitude, and urban life. As a study center, the institution supports research through public programs and curated displays that highlight rare materials related to Hopper and his contemporaries. Visitors can plan visits in advance and choose tour styles that suit their interests. The museum maintains partnerships with regional cultural organizations to expand access and learning opportunities. With a focus on preservation, education, and community engagement, Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center serves as a cultural landmark in Rockland County and a resource for scholars, artists, and the public. Tickets, event schedules, and visitor information are available through the museum's official channels to help plan each visit.
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