The Music Hall recently underwent a $2M restoration project that ensured the structural integrity of our 1885 landmark theater for many decades, replacing old rubble and even wood foundations with reinforced concrete. We also added water drains in the alley behind the theater, which was much more costly and complicated than it sounds, new exit doors, new and repaired slate roofs along with many other improvements. Although the interior is not much changed, walk around the building to see the new surfaces, or watch this clip for some "before and after" action.
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This work had to be done, and we didn't have the time to mount a proper fundraising campaign for it. We had grants in place to cover the actual construction, but architect fees, engineers, project management and legal costs all had to come out of our operating budget. Due to contractor issues we also had to spend 3 years instead of one to complete it, which didn't help much...

Would you consider a tax deductible donation to help us rebuild our reserves again, and speed up planning for future projects like accessibility upgrades and restroom expansion?
Thank You!

Bjorn Olsson, Executive Director, The Music Hall
feedback@tarrytownmusichall.org