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Workshops and retreats

Room to focus.

Small-group workshops and day retreats in a skylit room with the Courtyard a few steps away: intimate, flexible, filled with daylight, in a house of working art.

The Studio resets to suit the practice: one shared table, a looser circle of chairs, or rentals when the format needs more. Breaks happen in the garden, not a hallway.

The studio with its long table laid, work hung on every wall.

Suited to

  • Artist-led workshops
  • Creative and craft sessions
  • Wellness gatherings
  • Day retreats
  • Small-group teaching and study

The practical facts

The studio set with a table and chairs beneath the vaulted ceiling.
  1. The Studio

    The Studio is the working room: a custom white oak table with seating for 8, additional chairs available, a skylight overhead, and its own ADA compliant bathroom.

Wifi

Designated high speed wifi.

Kitchen

The warming kitchen in the main house supports refreshments and catering.

Materials

Messy or material-heavy practices are welcome to ask: we will be straight about what the rooms and the art allow.

Workshops the House has held

  • Tote Bag Beading Workshop with fashion designer Emma Rubinson
  • Gel Plate Printmaking Workshop with artist John Rosis

Asked before you ask

Can we run a multi-day retreat?
Ask. Multi-day use is quoted per gathering, by season and days of the week.

Nyack, on the Hudson.

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About 25 miles north of New York City.

  • Via the George Washington Bridge: about 26 miles, about 35 to 40 min
  • Via the Tappan Zee: about 31 miles, about 40 to 50 min

From Columbus Circle in Manhattan to 90 North Broadway, without traffic.

Parking

Metered street parking runs directly outside the House, free street parking is a block north, and there is ADA street parking.

Coming up

All happenings

The mailing list

Art openings, concerts, talks & more - we'll keep you posted!

The studio set with a long meeting table and chairs, artwork on the walls.

Plan your workshop

Write with your date, an estimated guest count, and the shape you imagine. “Not sure yet” is a fine answer to any of it.

Email Arabela Gandy

info@90northbroadway.com

Arabela’s office hours
Wednesday to Saturday, 12 to 5 pm
Gallery open to visitors
Friday to Sunday, 12 to 5 pm, and by appointment