The Museum at Bethel Woods
Two to three hours of indoor exhibits on the 1969 Woodstock festival and the 1960s, eight minutes from the house. Open April through December.
Rainy days in the western Catskills
When rain stops the hiking or the swimming, there's still music history, an old cinema, galleries, cider and a house made for staying in.
Museums, film and art
The Callicoon Theater
A 1948 single-screen cinema with its original marquee and popcorn made with real butter. Screenings usually run Friday through Monday.
Official detailsDelaware Valley Arts Alliance
Free rotating exhibitions in the Alliance Gallery and Loft Gallery on Main Street in Narrowsburg. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays.
Tastings and long lunches
Seminary Hill Orchard & Cidery
Cider flights in a timbered tasting room above the Delaware Valley, a good place to watch the weather move across the hills.
Official detailsOne Grand Books
An independent bookshop on Main Street in Narrowsburg, an easy stop when you'd rather browse than walk far in the rain.
A day in at the house
Records, books and the fire
Put a record on in the parlor, light the fireplace, make coffee and spend the afternoon reading in the salon. Rainy days are often when the house is at its best.
The hot tub in any weather
The outdoor hot tub is available year-round, and a warm soak in a cool rain is hard to beat.
Questions, answered
The Museum at Bethel Woods works for all ages and is eight minutes from the house. Pair it with a film at the Callicoon Theater.
Yes. The outdoor hot tub is available year-round, rain included.
Many shops and restaurants in Narrowsburg and Callicoon keep Thursday to Sunday hours, so check current hours before heading out midweek.