Best Live Performance Venue In Westchester County In 2024: Tarrytown Music Hall
We are thrilled to announce that Tarrytown Music Hall has been named Best Live Performance Venue in Westchester County in the 2024 Daily Voice Readers' Choice Awards!
Built in 1885, the hall stands as one of the oldest theaters in New York State, showcasing its timeless charm while remaining a hub for modern entertainment, according to its website.
Tarrytown Music Hall has welcomed many iconic acts including Tony Bennett, Jon Bon Jovi, Amy Schumer, and Trevor Noah among others, according to its website,
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The venue is a non-profit, run by a de…
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