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Celebrate the summer solstice with a block-long, communal table in front of the Edward Hopper House. Bring a family-style dish or pre-order a prix fixe, raise a glass at dusk, and watch Hopper-inspired projections transform North Broadway into public art.
Celebrate the summer solstice with a block-long, communal table in front of the Edward Hopper House. Bring a family-style dish or pre-order a prix fixe, raise a glass at dusk, and watch Hopper-inspired projections transform North Broadway into public art.
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"Hoppers Way" Solstice Dinner unfolds on June 21, 2026, along North Broadway in Nyack, with diners gathering in front of the Edward Hopper House Museum at 82 North Broadway. The museum closes the block between 2nd and 3rd Avenues and lays out a single, long table that transforms the street into a shared dining room. Guests arrive for a three-hour evening (5:30–9:00 PM) that blends neighborly potluck customs with curated restaurant carryout, a Prosecco toast, and projected Hopper-inspired art as dusk falls.
The core features are simple and theatrical: a continuous family-style table, warm string lighting, museum-provided place settings and flowers, and large-scale façade projections by artist Kris Burns converting storefronts into living canvases. The event honors both Edward Hopper’s early connection to this riverside village and Win Perry, the preservationist credited with saving and restoring the Hopper House. That mix of art history, community activism, and public spectacle makes the dinner a cultural anchor for Nyack’s summer calendar.
Practical mechanics are explicit. Seats are reserved by donation — $55 single ($50 members), $110 pair, or $300 for a six-person table; patrons and sponsors can purchase enhanced packages including a 5:30 VIP cocktail reception. Bring your own family-style dish to share or pre-order a curated Solstice prix fixe from participating restaurants; the Museum supplies dessert and oversees the toast. Wine by the glass is available by donation. Accessibility is listed as wheelchair accessible and the event is family-friendly.
Beyond the food and projections, the setting matters: a compact village street that opens toward the Hudson River, a place where Hopper drew scenes of everyday life. The projections and communal seating create an intimate public ritual that doubles as a fundraiser — every donation supports the Edward Hopper House Museum and local arts programming.
Tips for visitors include arriving early for the Patron cocktail reception if you’re on a patron ticket, packing a dish that travels well, and bringing a folding chair or cushion if you want extra comfort. For sponsorship or group bookings contact Development Mgr Steve Milbauer at [email protected]. Whether you come for the art, the community spirit, or the chance to toast the solstice with neighbors, "Hoppers Way" is a rare summer evening where public art, historic preservation, and home-style cooking meet on North Broadway.
Plan to arrive by foot, bike, or rideshare when possible; North Broadway narrows and parking is limited on event nights, and the closed street encourages pedestrian circulation. Bring a small cooler for dishes you’re transporting, and label ingredients for shared-table safety. If rain threatens, the museum outlines alternate arrangements; check event emails before traveling. The evening rewards slow conversation, close-up projections, and the simple pleasure of neighbors breaking bread beneath summer sky together.
The meeting point is the Edward Hopper House Museum at 82 North Broadway; the event closes North Broadway between 2nd and 3rd Avenues.
Yes — guests may bring a festive family-style spread (BYO dishes) or pre-order a curated Solstice prix fixe from participating restaurants.
Yes, the event is listed as wheelchair accessible; note that street crowds and curb transitions may require additional time.
The Museum provides a Prosecco toast and dessert; wine by the glass is available by donation.
Seats are reserved by donation with pricing tiers; for business or corporate sponsorships contact Development Mgr Steve Milbauer at [email protected].
The museum communicates alternate arrangements if weather threatens; check your booking email or the museum’s event page before traveling.
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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