Edward Hopper House

Edward Hopper House Birthplace/family home of artist Edward Hopper, Museum/Study Center w/early work & contemporary art.
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It was built in 1858 by his maternal grandfather, and served as his primary residence until 1910. After Hopper’s death the house fell into disrepair, but was saved from demolition and restored by members of the local community in 1971.

☀️ Hopper’s Way Solstice Dinner, Sunday, June 21, 5:30–9PM⁣⁣This summer solstice, we’re closing North Broadway and openi...
06/02/2026

☀️ Hopper’s Way Solstice Dinner, Sunday, June 21, 5:30–9PM⁣
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This summer solstice, we’re closing North Broadway and opening Hopper’s Way: a grand open-air dinner stretching down the street in front of the Museum.⁣
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Join 200 neighbors, artists, and patrons gathered at one continuous table to celebrate the riverside village that shaped Edward Hopper and honor preservationist Win Perry, whose work helped save the Hopper House for future generations.!
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As dusk falls, artist Kristina Burns will transform the streetscape with Hopper-inspired façade projections.⁣
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The evening:⁣
5:30 PM · Patron Garden Cocktail Reception⁣
6:30 PM · Community-Style Seated Dinner⁣
8:00 PM · Projections, Honoree Presentation & Anniversary Toast⁣
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🍽 Bring a family-style spread or pre-order a prix fixe dinner from participating local restaurants
🎟 Seats reserved by donation
🔗 Details + "Book Now" at edwardhopperhouse.org/hopperhappens55

Something Hopperesque is happening in Nyack this June. 📸✨Join us for a month of celebrations blending contemporary creat...
06/01/2026

Something Hopperesque is happening in Nyack this June. 📸✨

Join us for a month of celebrations blending contemporary creative expression with Hopper’s inspiration. Bridge the past and future at the birthplace of America’s iconic realist painter and beloved cultural landmark.

Presented in honor of the Museum's 55th Anniversary, transforms downtown Nyack into a walkable art experience from June 4 through July 5.

The thematic centerpiece of the anniversary is a curated exhibition featuring 55 Hopper-inspired photographs by artists from around the world installed in storefronts and community spaces throughout downtown Nyack. Juried by distinguished artist Richard Tuschman, the selected images capture the light, mood, atmosphere, and quiet moments synonymous with Hopper’s work.

The exhibition grows out of our long-running weekly Instagram series and also draws inspiration from the original 2011 and 2012 Hopper Happens festivals conceived by artist Kristina Burns.

June events include:
✨ Preview Art Walk & Director Tour: Juried Photo Show — June 11
🍽 Hopper’s Way Solstice Dinner — June 21
🎶 Music in the Garden: “Night Hawk” in Concert — June 27
🎨 Hopper Mural Youth & Community Workshops — June 14, 20 & 27
🚶 Walking tour and digital exhibition map through Bloomberg Connects

The final weekend of the exhibition also aligns with Upstate Art Weekend (June 25–28), welcoming visitors from across the region to explore art throughout the Hudson Valley.

See the link in our bio or visit edwardhopperhouse.org/hopperhappens55 for details

Long before Nighthawks, Edward Hopper was just a boy growing up in Nyack. He would ride his bike through town, swim in t...
05/31/2026

Long before Nighthawks, Edward Hopper was just a boy growing up in Nyack. He would ride his bike through town, swim in the summer, row on Rockland Lake, and sketch in his journal as he wandered the streets.⁣
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He sailed the Hudson with friends and built a catboat at 15, though it didn't exactly fare too well. He even hauled lumber up to the attic and built a canoe. He was a regular kid, by most accounts. ⁣
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But he was always observing - noticing the angle of afternoon light on the side of a house, the stillness of a street, the light on the water, and the boats in the shipyard.⁣
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Nyack gave him all of it. The river, the architecture and the light. In a lot of ways, Hopper never really left. You can see it in his work. ⁣
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Edward Hopper on Rockland Lake, late 1880s, Courtesy of The Arthayer R. Sanborn Hopper Collection Trust⁣
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Edward Hopper, 1882-1967, The "Martha McKeen" of Wellfleet, 1944, Oil on canvas, 32.1 x 50.2 in (81.5 x 127.5 cm), Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza, Carmen Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection

Artist, writer, and naturalist James Prosek has spent his career exploring the relationship between art, nature, and con...
05/30/2026

Artist, writer, and naturalist James Prosek has spent his career exploring the relationship between art, nature, and conservation. ⁣
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Known internationally for his intricate paintings, books, and environmental advocacy, Prosek brings the same depth of observation to this new body of work centered on trees, growth, and history.⁣
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Our current exhibition, James Prosek: Memory, Trees & Shadows invites viewers to look closely at the natural world and consider what it reveals about memory, time, and place. Through drawing, mark-making, and storytelling, Prosek reminds us that nature is never separate from human history.⁣
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James Prosek: Memory, Trees & Shadows⁣
in conversation with works by Edward Hopper and Josephine Nivison Hopper⁣
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On view through Oct 4, 2026⁣
82 N. Broadway, Nyack, NY ⁣
Wed-Fri 1-5pm, Sat/Sun 12-5pm⁣

This week’s image in our Fan Art series is by California artist Caren Wynne-Burke, whose paintings have a distinct Hoppe...
05/29/2026

This week’s image in our Fan Art series is by California artist Caren Wynne-Burke, whose paintings have a distinct Hopper feel through her use of light, windows and urban scenes.

See more of Caren’s Hopperesque art and connect with her at https://www.instagram.com/halcyon.studios.

Share your own Hopper-inspired images by tagging us or sending a DM. We feature one every Friday. Enjoy the weekend!

This week's image in our Hopper Happens photography series is by .artphoto on Instagram, whose photo taken in Poland cap...
05/29/2026

This week's image in our Hopper Happens photography series is by .artphoto on Instagram, whose photo taken in Poland captures the essence of Edward Hopper's 1927 Automat.⁣
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Of this photo, she asks, "Waiting, or Longing? ⁣
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It's the age-old question Hopper's subjects invite: are they lonely, or just alone? Hopper himself simply said, "It's what the viewer thinks."⁣
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Next Wednesday, we launch the Juried Photography Exhibition, honoring our long-standing Instagram photo series and the 2011/2012 Hopper Happens festival created by Kris Burns.⁣
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55 Hopperesque images by 55 photographers from around the globe will be displayed throughout Hopper's hometown. Stay tuned for details and more events!⁣

*⁣Edward Hopper, 1882-1967, Automat, 1927, Oil on canvas, 2′ 4″ x 3′ 0", Des Moines Art Center

🎷 Just a reminder for Jazz in the Garden fans: the deadline to save 10% on 2026 season tickets ends Sunday, May 31!Celeb...
05/28/2026

🎷 Just a reminder for Jazz in the Garden fans: the deadline to save 10% on 2026 season tickets ends Sunday, May 31!

Celebrate summer with eight unforgettable Thursday evenings of live jazz in the Edward Hopper House Museum garden, July through August, featuring legendary musicians and exciting emerging artists in one of the Hudson Valley’s most unique outdoor settings.

🎟 Use promo code EARLYBIRD55 before May 31 for an additional 10% off season tickets and ticket bundles.
Visit edwardhopperhouse.org/jazz2026

Season ticket options include:
• Full season packages
• August concert bundles
• Tickets to the special 55th Anniversary All-Star Concert honoring legendary bassist Cameron Brown

✨ Concerts often sell out, so advance tickets are encouraged.

📍 Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center
82 N. Broadway, Nyack, NY

Garden opens at 6:30pm. Concerts begin at 7pm.

Inspired by the curiosity and observation of a young Edward Hopper, join us for a special Family Art Day at River Hook P...
05/27/2026

Inspired by the curiosity and observation of a young Edward Hopper, join us for a special Family Art Day at River Hook Preserve with Artist and Illustrator Suzanne Morris. 🌿

Participants ages 7+ will explore the pathways of River Hook through a guided nature walk and hands-on journaling session inspired by our current exhibition, James Prosek: Memory, Trees & Shadows.

Using drawing, writing, and color, families will learn how to creatively document the natural world while building observation skills and deeper connections to their surroundings.

All materials provided. Held rain or shine.

📍 River Hook Preserve, Nyack
🗓 Saturday, June 13 at 1 PM
⏰ Approx. 2 hours
🎟 Limited to 25 participants. Advance registration required.
See the link in the comments below.

🎟 Pricing:
General Public: $15
Children (18 & under): $10
EHHM Members: $10
Household Members (up to 4): $25
Families (up to 4): $40

Children must be accompanied by an adult or caregiver. Comfortable walking shoes and outdoor clothing recommended.

The wisteria may have finished blooming for the season, but the work behind the scenes is still ongoing. 🌿 Right now the...
05/26/2026

The wisteria may have finished blooming for the season, but the work behind the scenes is still ongoing. 🌿

Right now the vines are in full summer growth mode, sending out new shoots and twisting in every direction. Regular pruning and care are essential to help protect the structure, guide healthy growth, and encourage next spring’s blooms.

It’s a reminder that gardens, like historic places, require care and stewardship in every season too!

Thank you to everyone supporting the care of the Edward Hopper House Museum grounds through our Wisteria Campaign.

If you’d like to help support this ongoing work, please consider making a donation. Every contribution, in any amount, is greatly appreciated. 💜
See the link in the comment below.

📸 Thanks to Arthur henry gunther III for the photos!

Today on Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave men and women and their families who sacrificed their lives for o...
05/25/2026

Today on Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave men and women and their families who sacrificed their lives for our country. 🇺🇸
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*Edward Hopper, 1882-1967, Study of a Soldier with Rifle and Backpack, n.d., Pen, brush and ink, watercolor, fabricated chalk, and graphite pencil on board, 16 3/4 × 11 in., Whitney Museum of American Art, Josephine N. Hopper Bequest

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