Neighborhood House

What is the Neighborhood House?

Neighborhood House is a gathering place where all are welcome. Our mission is to provide an enriching space where older adults (55 years and older) can gather to combat loneliness, isolation, and create a community for themselves. We offer free fitness and recreation programs, and a reduced-price hot lunch to Tarrytown, Sleepy Hollow and ALL surrounding communities. We also function as a meeting place for local community groups such as The Girl Scouts, and The Tarrytown Environmental Advisory Council (TEAC). The lower level houses the Independent Living program, a grant-driven initiative that teaches living skills to students and their families who are part of Sleepy Hollow High School Special needs
Department. Neighborhood House is located at the corner of Washington and Wildey Streets in Tarrytown. It is run by a volunteer board, assisted by a program coordinator Tuesday - Friday from 10a.m. to 4p.m.

Free Lunch everyday at the Neighborhood House through January 31, 2026! After this date, lunch will be $3.00 per person. We are pleased to offer a hot, hearty, and catered lunch every day -- Monday through Friday beginning at 11:15 a.m. at the Neighborhood House. A few requisites: 1) You are 62 years or older 2)You must call 914-330-3855 the morning before to order your lunch for the next day (because we cater it and we need to know how many lunches to have ready).
This program, dedicated to older adults, is sponsored by the Town of Greenburgh Nutrition Program. January menu coming.

Thank you for your support
Our 2025 annual appeal campaign is off to a great start. Our programming has always been free of charge and open to all for 100 years! We rely on donations and grants to continue our vital mission of providing an enriching space where older adults can enjoy their lives with vibrancy, purpose, and socialization. By supporting our mission, you are making it more realistic and feasible for senior adults to remain in our fantastic community.

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New Program Announcement: Our new fall Mah Jongg beginner's series will begin on October 1, 2025, and will be taught by expert instructor Katie Goldberg. There will be 4 classes: Wednesdays October 1, 8, 15 and 22, beginning at 1:00 -2:30 PM at the Neighborhood House. Please RSVP to lock in your spot (first come, first serve). There is no charge to attend this series, which is for older adults ages 55 and older. Learn this fascinating ancient game of skill and luck. The instructor breaks down the layers of the game into an easy, fun challenge. Light refreshments will be served at each class. PLEASE commit to all 4 weeks. Reserve your spot by contacting the Neighborhood House at 914-631-0205 or email: [email protected]t or text/call Shelly Colley, 914-646-0544.

Thank you for joining us at the Artists Reception and Exhibit on July 16, 2025 at Warner Library. This exhibit showcased the art work created by our older adults which included acrylics, water color, pastel, mixed medium and photography. These works of art were made by our members who are a part of our instructor-led Art Workshop on Wednesdays 1-3 pm at the Neighborhood House.

REMINDER: Our Mah Jongg Club is underway at the Neighborhood House. We finished our instructor-led class and now we are using our new knowledge to practice and play together. The club takes place on Tuesdays and Fridays from 1:00 pm-2:30 pm. Here’s how the club works: you let us know when you are coming, and we make sure that we have even tables of 4 (or more!). Likewise, if you have your own foursome, we are happy to set up a table for you. Contact Nick at 914-631-0205, [email protected] or call/text Shelly at 914-646-0544. Location: 43 Wildey Street, Tarrytown, New York 10591

THANK YOU TO OUR NEW GRANTORS! The Neighborhood House is thrilled to announce that we have received two new grants from Phelps Community Foundation and The Thomas and Agnes Carvel Foundation. These grants will expand new programming, without charge, to all seniors as a path to promote our goal of aging well, remaining socially active and engaged, and being a contributing member of the community. In addition to new programming, we will now be able to expand our reach to address food insecurity to promote the very affordable lunch program that is hosted at the Neighborhood House (NH), and is open to all older adults in the area.

Did you know the Neighborhood House was in the news! Read about us here: River Journal

THANK YOU TO OUR GRANTORS

A special thank you to our grantors who also make our programming possible: The Church of St. Barnabas, Hudson Valley Credit Union, Impact 100 Westchester, Kendal On Hudson Res. Association, Rivertown Runners, and The Tarrytown Rotary.

43 Wildey Street, Tarrytown, New York 10591 914-631-0205 [email protected]