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The lively Main Street and storied downtown of New Rochelle provide pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods brimming with distinctive cafes, eateries, and shops that draw tourists in. After the sun sets, there is still plenty of excitement in popular bars and nightclubs. Eateries like Alvin And Friends, whose Sunday jazz brunch is a local favorite, often include live music.
A great place to reconnect with nature is at one of New Rochelle's local parks, which feature traditional parks with picnic spots, community gardens, and a full-service marina. Summertime is a great time to visit the Long Island Sound and go boating. Serene neighborhood parks like Hudson Park include sports facilities, hiking paths, playgrounds, and a summer concert series. The New Rochelle Walk of Fame, which honors famous people with clear ties to New Rochelle, is housed at Ruby Dee Park, which is in front of the Public Library.
A dynamic, multicultural town like New Rochelle recognizes the value of the arts. A recently created Arts & Cultural District provides plenty of chances for regional artists to present their original concepts. Literary clubs like R Café feature open mic nights for regional writers, while creative places like the Mahlstedt Gallery exhibit modern artwork by cutting-edge international artists. The Summer Sounds Concert Series, ArtsFest, and public art exhibits are just a few of the community-wide events that the New Rochelle Council on the Arts sponsors.