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Things to do that cost money — not dinner. NYC first, then Lower New York (Long Island, Westchester & Rockland) and New Jersey near the city. Everything else on this site is free.
Nov 1, 2026–Mar 2027: daily 10–4:30, closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s Day and MLK Day. Through Oct 31: weekdays 10–5, weekends 10–5:30. On Holiday Lights nights, last daytime entry is noon.
Hours and prices from the business's own site, checked Oct 24–25, 2026. Confirm before you go.
A farm in Congers. What sets it apart: a family-owned, fifth-generation farm since 1891 with over 5,000 trees and 27 apple varieties for pick-your-own (per its official site).
A small Flushing Meadows zoo of North and South American animals, from bison to sea lions (fed at 11:15, 2 and 4), with a walk-through aviary dome and a petting zoo.
A museum on West Avenue in Norwalk. In its own words: “The joy of discovery is at the heart of Stepping Stones Museum for Children in Norwalk, CT.” (official site)
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