Get ready for a long stroll and enjoy the ride. Really cool art and beautiful garden for a walk. You can go alone or with kids. It's on the Pepsi headquarters.

Great visit to the Gardens.Known of them for a while now but finally made the 25-minute journey on a late Sunday morning. The free gardens are open to the public on the weekends, from 10am - 4pm during the mid-spring through early-fall months. (April - November)I followed the general directions to the front gate where I was greeted by a staff member who took my name, phone number and directed me to the visitor's parking lot. Once parked in the designated visitor's lot, there is a visitor's information window as well as bathrooms there. From there, you can start your walk throughout the gardens at your own pace. There are lots of sculptures and scenic paths to explore. Particularly lovely during the fall months.I took about 1.5 hours to cover the entire gardens.All staff I encountered were friendly and helpful.Highly recommended.

Wonderful way to while away a couple of hours or an afternoon, especially on a sunny day in spring. World class sculptures and beautifully maintained gardens in the heart of Westchester County. Can easily combine with a visit to the Neuberger Museum, just across the road.

I appreciate Pepsi opening up their gorgeous campus for the public to enjoy! there is a path around the property that will lead you to all the sculptures and water features. many (all?) of the sculptures are by very famous artists such as Miro and Calder. the artwork tends toward the abstract (my fav) and there are places to sit, I think I saw a few picnic tables. serene, green, and beautiful. check hours before you8 go - and it's free.

The Donald M Kendall Sculptor Gardens is an attraction that features a gorgeous collection of outdoor sculptures in a very tranquil and carefully tended landscape at the PepsiCo Headquarters in Purchase, New York.The garden was founded and named after the late, Donald M. Kendall, an American businessman and former CEO of PepsiCo.The garden is open to the public and there’s no admission charge.It features the work of many prominent sculptors, such as Alexander Calder, and Alberto Giacometti.In June of 2022, I brought my wife and myself for a visit to the Donald M. Kendall Sculptor Gardens and we were certainly captivated by the amazing works of art.Our favorite sculptures were the “Horse & The Rider” developed by Marino Marini, David Wynne’ s “Grizzly Bear as well as abstract pieces, Jacques Lipchitz, Towards a New World” and Gideon Graetz, Composition in Stainless Steel No. 1If you enjoy viewing art in an outdoor picturesque landscape, that you would definitely love the sculptures that’s displayed at the Donald M. Kendall Sculptor Gardens!!!