The Neighborhood
A close-knit community in Westchester County.
Tuckahoe, New York prides itself on the multi-generations of families that live here. Homes get passed down from generation to generation because no one wants to leave this quaint, friendly community. There are not many places so close to such a large city that is this walkable; less than a thirty-minute commute to Grand Central Station, yet a world away from the hustle and bustle of New York City.
There’s always something going on. Locals fill the shops and restaurants near Crestwood Station and around Depot Square. The city also hosts many events throughout the year from the farmer’s market to outdoor film screenings and other seasonal events. Tuckahoe celebrates the strong sense of community residents have for their city. Young and old, everyone looks out for each other here.
Neighborhood Highlights

Westchester Italian Cultural Center
The cultural center exhibits Italian artists, sculptors, and scientists. They also have language classes, screen films, and host lectures, concerts, and culinary events.

Tuckahoe Trolley
The trolley runs between Eastchester, Tuckahoe, and Bronxville. Spend a Saturday shopping in local shops between these lovely communities.

Tuckahoe Farmers Market
Spend an afternoon perusing the Tuckahoe Farmers Market for local home-baked goods, fresh flowers, and hand-picked fruits & vegetables. The market runs from June - November and is located in Depot Square.

Tuckahoe’s Rich History
Originally a Native American settlement, the name “Tuckahoe," means “it is globular," referring to a root of a plant that was roasted and eaten as bread. In the early nineteenth century, Tuckahoe became known as the “marble capital of the world." Brooklyn Borough Hall, the Washington Arch, and St. Patrick’s Cathedral are a few of the many buildings constructed with Tuckahoe marble. The rail line and marble business brought hundreds of workers to the area, primarily of Irish, Scottish, and Italian ancestry. Roughly two-thirds of the residents in Tuckahoe today are of Italian ancestry.

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See what’s going on in and around Tuckahoe, New York. Explore the latest happenings from concerts, local events, museums, and more.
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