Roam On Your Own: Candlelight Evening
$20 – $30 + Service Fees
Come celebrate the season with us at this candlelit, evening event! Visitors will be allowed to explore Lyndhurst on their own. See the mansion transformed into an extravagant wonderland of holiday splendor! Dozens of Christmas trees are expertly designed and decorated to complement the elegant period furnishings within the house’s rooms. Our curators bring out rarely-seen items belonging to Lyndhurst’s former owners, the Goulds, allowing us to see many of these glittering possessions usually tucked away in our archives. From traditions to trends, Lyndhurst celebrates the season in style and glamour!
Lyndhurst Tour guides will be stationed throughout the house to answer questions.
MANSION ENTRY begins promptly at the designated time. Please arrive 20 minutes before the entry time printed on your ticket to have time to park and check in at the Welcome Center.
The Lyndhurst Gift Shop will be open for Holiday shopping!
All ticket purchases are non-refundable.
Tickets
Adult: $30
Senior, AAA, Military, Student: $28
Groups: $28
Youth (Ages 6-16): $20
Children (Ages 5 and younger): Free
To reach Lyndhurst’s Ticket Box Office, please call: 914-303-6838 between 9:30 am- 4:30 pm Thursday – Monday.
Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable.
For all ticketing questions and issues, please call Lyndhurst, not our ticketing provider, ShowClix.
Discounts are available to eligible visitors. Membership discounts are valid for Classic Mansion Tours only, July through September 26th.
Event Schedule
Plan your Visit
Please check in at the Welcome Center, the brick complex located just past Lyndhurst Mansion, where visitors can visit the gift shop and restrooms. No large bags or backpacks will be permitted in the mansion. Plan to arrive at the Welcome Center 20 minutes prior to your timed entry.
Accessiblity
Lyndhurst welcomes all visitors, but please note that this event requires the ability to stand for approximately one hour and climb stairs.
The event traverses two floors of the mansion and only the first floor is handicap accessible.
There is no elevator in this historic building.
