Things To Do
Explore Rye
Rye (not to be confused with neighboring Rye Brook) is a vibrant town, boasting a rich colonial history, culinary delights, and unique North Eastern charm. Click the link below to explore the Town’s shopping scene, coffee shops, dining options, tourist attractions and more!
Rye Roadhouse
For a taste of Southern comfort, head to Rye Roadhouse, where you’ll find a mouthwatering selection of classic dishes like fried chicken, mac and cheese, and more. With a laid-back atmosphere and welcoming staff, this is the perfect spot to enjoy a hearty meal with friends and family.
Ruby's Oyster Bar & Bistro
At the center of Rye, NY, this chic, casual and comfortable restaurant charms guests with its varied menu, friendly and professional service, and its lively ambiance. Ruby’s stylish decor showcases an authentic Parisian zinc bar, beaded chandeliers, a coffered ceiling and marble mosaic floors.
Square House Museum
Formerly a tavern where George Washington once stayed for the night, the Square House was opened as a museum in 1967 and houses many exhibits and a large collection of artifacts, dating back to 1660.
Rye Nature Center
For a serene escape, visit the Rye Nature Center, a 47-acre forest and wildlife preserve managed by the Friends of Rye Nature Center. Explore the wildlife sanctuary’s ponds, streams, and granite outcroppings by hiking the trails, or join in on events, programs, and camps to learn more about the local flora and fauna.
Westchester Children's Museum
The Westchester Children’s Museum offers creative, hands-on, STEAM-based playful learning for kids of all ages.
Rye Free Reading Room
Feeling bookish? The Rye Free Reading Room provides a cozy gathering space for bibliophiles of all ages. Come read and relax, as you enjoy this historical gem.