A distinctly modernist building in the scenic hamlet of Katonah hosts three to four exhibitions annually, covering a broad range of art and humanities topics. Explore the peaceful sculpture garden and surrounding Norway spruce trees.

Current exhibitions include The Rothko Room, two masterpieces in a room designed for individual reflection.

In The Learning Center,a welcoming exhibition and activity space for children of all ages, enjoy art projects that change with each exhibition, create sculptures, paintings, collages, and more, learn about art through games, puzzles, and activities and read stories about art and the visual world. Call before your visit (914-232-9555); The Learning Center is sometimes closed for special events and school groups.

Katohah’s cute downtown a few minute aways has lots of food options, including cute cafe/bookstore/bakery Katonah Reading Room and table-service Farmhouse Tavern and The Whitlock.

Metro North offers a special getaway package with train ticket from from GCT/Harlem-125th Street and museum admission ($27, $2/ages 5-11). The museum is an easy 15-20 minute walk or 3-minute taxi ride from the Katonah station.