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We built a home my husband and I, not to be old or new, just to be beautiful. And we built it for music. ~ Lucie Rosen
In honor of Caramoor's founder's, Walter and Lucie Rosen, the family residence, formerly known as the House Museum, has been renamed the Rosen House at Caramoor. |
The historic Rosen House at Caramoor is greater than the sum of its parts. As a whole, it provides insight into the social and cultural history of America in the first half of the twentieth century. It also tells the story of its founders, Lucie and Walter Rosen, who maintained a passionate commitment to music throughout their lives. It is thanks to their vision that Caramoor is today a vibrant performing arts center with more than 70 public concerts, arts-in-education programs for schoolchildren, and acclaimed young artist mentoring programs. The Rosen House acts as the inspiration and foundation for all of these activities. More about the Rosen House
Visitors to Caramoor are usually astounded by the unique gardens found at this world-famous music venue.
The Caramoor estate sprawls over 90 lovely acres that were designed to be a jewel-like setting for musical events held there, as well as a place for pleasurable strolling and picnicking. Unlike other gardens in the area, Caramoor's were planned to enhance the site's Renaissance sensibility.
Click here for more information about the gardens.
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