About

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Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts is a vibrant cultural destination nestled on 81 acres of historic gardens and woodlands in Katonah, NY. Once the home of music and art lovers Walter and Lucie Rosen, Caramoor has evolved into one of the region’s most distinctive destinations for live performances, cultural engagement, and exploration—a sanctuary for music, art, and nature.

Each year, Caramoor presents an exciting array of concerts across genres—from classical, opera, and chamber music to jazz, American roots, global sounds, and the American songbook. Caramoor’s acclaimed Summer Season brings audiences together for unforgettable outdoor performances from June into August across five distinct settings, while the intimate Rosen House Concert Series runs from October through May in the historic Rosen House, a Mediterranean-style villa filled with treasures from around the world. With a mission to engage audiences of all ages, Caramoor also offers a selection of concerts and programs for families and our youngest listeners. 

Whether attending a concert under the stars, touring the spectacular Rosen House and its collections, or enjoying a quiet afternoon on the grounds, wandering through the lush gardens or discovering the collection of sound art, Caramoor offers something for everyone—a place where music, history, and nature come together to create moments of beauty and connection. 

Caramoor is a 501c3 charitable organization, primarily supported by the tremendous generosity of our community.  

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Caramoor’s commitment to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accessibility  

We believe that diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility at every level of our organization creates a more powerful, creative, empathetic, and vibrant community of artists, viewers, listeners, and creators. We recognize that music, art, and beauty are essential and are to be created, presented, and received by all of humanity, undefined and unlimited.

Caramoor is committed to evaluating ways to help dismantle the inequities, exclusions, and erasures that have shaped our cultural centers and performing arts institutions as they pertain to culture, race, ethnicity, gender, ability, sexual orientation, gender identity, ideology, socio-economy, and the multiplicity and intersectionality that exists therein.

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History

Who We Are

Board of Trustees

View or 2023 Financial Statement here. View our 2023 Form 990 here.