Mount Kisco

Mount Kisco, New York, is a vibrant and culturally rich village in Westchester County, about 43 miles north of New York City. It boasts a population of nearly 11,000 and covers a modest area of 3 square miles. Historically, Mount Kisco was founded in 1850, shortly after the arrival of the railroad, and has roots tied to Native American heritage, with its name possibly deriving from the word for “settlement near a brook” or “a muddy place.”

Today, Mount Kisco is recognized for its diverse socio-economic community, which includes a mix of middle to upper-middle-class professionals, working-class Hispanic immigrants, and residents living in multimillion-dollar estates. Its downtown area is a hub of activity with various shopping, dining, and entertainment options. The village is also known for its fine dining and nightlife, hosting a range of restaurants and pubs that reflect its eclectic community.  We know this. We go to them!

Culturally, Mount Kisco features numerous attractions such as the Caramoor Center for Music and Arts and historical sites like the Rockefeller estate. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hiking and biking trails scattered throughout the area. The village’s strategic location makes it easily accessible by train or car, providing residents and visitors with both a small-town feel and the conveniences of urban life.

For further details, you can visit the Wikipedia page for Mount Kisco, here, or the local government’s site, here or you know, Google It.