Initiated in 1974 with Roy R. Neuberger's donation of 108 works of art, the permanent collection of the Neuberger Museum of Art has grown to over 6000 works of uncompromised quality and variety. Featuring prestigious examples of modern, contemporary and African art, holdings include the Roy R. Neuberger Collection of American Art, the Aimee W. Hirshberg and Lawrence Gussman Collections of African Art, the Hans Richter bequest of Dada and Surrealist objects, the George and Edith Rickey Collection of Constructivist art, and American, Mexican and European master works from the collection of the late Dina and Alexander Racolin. The Neuberger Museum of Art continues to collect and exhibit its permanent collection, enacting Mr. Neuberger's commitment to supporting the work of contemporary artists who examine and expand the ideas of our day.

The Westchester Photographic Society is the oldest, the largest, and the friendliest camera club in Westchester County, NY. Membership is open to all photography enthusiasts, from beginning novices to professional photographers. Our members work in black-and-white, color prints, slides, video, and computer imaging. We are renowned for our unique "open mind" photography, which stretches the boundaries of our imaginations. We meet every Friday evening, 12 months a year (except on holidays and during blinding snowstorms). The meetings feature diversified programs: talks by experts, workshops, demonstrations, model shoots, member showcases, critiques, and monthly competitions. We also hold frequent exhibitions, go on field trips, and have great parties (we've been nicknamed the "Westchester Photographic and Eating Society).

The Hammond Museum and Japanese Stroll Garden was founded in 1957 as a not for profit center for the humanities. Through programs and events, music and the arts, the Museum seeks to provide links between the East and West.

Join the Hudson River Museum and be part of a vibrant, cultural center. The oldest and largest museum in Westchester, the Hudson River Museum overlooks the Hudson River and the Palisades and is home to galleries, Glenview, an historic river home, and the Andrus Planetarium.