The 2022 Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show is being held from June 18 to June 22 in Tarrytown, New York.

Below is everything you need to know about the show:

Events are held Saturday, June 18, Monday, June 20, Tuesday, June 21, and Wednesday, June 22.

Saturday, JUNE 18 - Masters Agility Championship

Monday, JUNE 20 - Masters Obedience Championship | Breed Judging

Tuesday, JUNE 21 - Breed judging | Group Judging

Wednesday, JUNE 22 - Breed Judging | Junior Showmanship Finals | Group Judging | Best in Show

The events are being held at the Lyndhurst Mansion in Tarrytown, New York.

The entire site is closed from June 13 through July 21 to allow for the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show to set up and take down, and a private rental. However, those with Westminster tickets will be able to purchase tickets to see the mansion, and its “Women’s Work” exhibition.

Adult - $25

Children 5 and over - $12.50 (Children 4 and under free)

Adult - $30

Children 5 and over - $15.00 (Children 4 and under Free)

Buy tickets and parking HERE.

There is no general spectator parking on-site. You must purchase parking with your ticket(s).

Daytime parking, from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., is offsite at two locations.

Offsite Location: Montefiore 555 S. Broadway, Tarrytown, NY

$15 per car | Park and Lock | Shuttle Bus to Lyndhurst

Offsite Location: Belvedere 723 S. Broadway, Tarrytown

$15 per car | Park and Lock | Short walk to Lyndhurst

If you plan to attend, and do not have a reserved parking spot, organizers ask that spectators arrange to be dropped off and picked up at the main Lyndhurst entrance to the show.

If parking is sold out for the Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday daytime events, spectator admission tickets are still available for all days.

Buy tickets and parking HERE.  

The Westminster Kennel Club has arranged for special rates at some area hotels for the 2022 show. When booking your reservation, use the code or link provided HERE.

If you plan on visiting the Hudson Valley for the show - there's plenty to see in Tarrytown, Sleepy Hallow and Westchester County.

Including many restaurants, and scenic and historic landmarks.

Here are some examples:

Armour-Stiner House is a National Historic Landmark. The eight-sided home turned museum in Irvington-on-Hudson features the only remaining Egyptian Revival Room in America with its original decoration and furniture. The Historic Home and Landscape tour is a great choice.

Sleepy Hollow Cemetery welcomes visitors to check out historic graves and the Old Dutch Church from Washington Irving's "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow."

To see a full list of attractions CLICK HERE.

Based on current New York state and local COVID-19 guidelines, neither masks nor proof of vaccination will be required of attendees at Westminster's 146th Annual Dog Show and 9th Annual Masters Agility Championship. CLICK HERE for updated information.