Events in Harrison, NY

An indoor walking group meets at The Westchester in White Plains on Tuesdays and Fridays, offering a simple way to stay active regardless of the weather. Walk at a comfortable pace on carpeted or tile floors, enjoy friendly company, and be part of a welcoming community that has grown around the program. To take part, register at the Parks table located beside the horse fountain on retail level 2, between Crate & Barrel and Urban Outfitters, during program hours on those days. Admission and parking are complimentary for registered participants. For free parking, check in at the Parks table each time you attend, or complete registration if it is your first visit. For more information, call (914) 231-4539.

Fresh comic shipments arrive each week, and the newest issues are ready to purchase as soon as the doors open. Browse the latest releases and pick up new stories right when they hit the shelves.

Karaoke at Umberto’s Restaurant & Pizzeria of Glen Cove welcomes both performers and spectators. Attendees can choose a favorite song, take the mic, or relax and enjoy the entertainment. The setting features food, music, and a laid back vibe for a casual night out.

Spend a creative evening with friends, a date, or coworkers in a beginner friendly pottery wheel workshop. An instructor will cover the fundamentals of wheel throwing, helping you turn a simple lump of clay into a piece that reflects your style. Choose a glaze color for one item from the studio’s selection. Materials and kiln firing are included, and each participant keeps one finished piece, ready for pickup in about three to four weeks. Registration is per person, and everyone works on their own wheel. Sealed beverages are welcome in class. No experience required. Named Best Artsy Night Out by Westchester Magazine’s Best of Westchester. The fee is $75 and the session is for ages 17 and up.

Explore the trails at Marshlands on a relaxed walk that focuses on observing and interpreting what nature reveals that day. Spend unhurried time noticing details along the path and reflecting on the landscape in the moment.

Newcomers and seasoned Trainers can gather for casual Pokémon play. Learn the game, face off with other players, and trade cards in a relaxed, friendly setting. All ages and skill levels are welcome. Free entry.

This Broadway-style stage production brings a timeless epic to life with more than 60 performers in a celebration of music, dance, drama, and storytelling. Presented by Ekal Hudson Valley.

This is a weekly event held at the same hour, offering a reliable, recurring option to add to your routine. It repeats every week.

A weekly recurring tournament offers a consistent opportunity for structured competitive play.

TOY BOX brings back its popular build and take home LEGO session in a junior edition, featuring a compact set and a reduced ticket cost for fans. The exact kit will be announced, and space is limited to 30 participants.

Tee'd Off at Cancer at Old Oaks Country Club offers a full day built around golf and card play. The day begins with check-in paired with brunch and time on the driving range. Play then gets underway with a shotgun start for golf while canasta tables open. The gathering concludes with a reception featuring cocktails, dinner, and an awards presentation.

The coffee morning in support of Macmillan Cancer Support takes place at Portchester Community Centre. Admission is donation based, and cakes along with other sweet treats will be available to buy, with proceeds helping to fund Macmillan. It provides a welcoming setting to reconnect with family and friends affected by cancer, share memories, remember loved ones, and stand with those still undergoing treatment.

Richmond Kickers head to Westchester SC for a midweek showdown in a nighttime setting. Both teams look to dictate play, promising a brisk pace and a competitive edge from start to finish. The compact venue keeps spectators near the pitch, adding an up-close atmosphere to every moment.

The inaugural Golf Fore a Cure fundraiser features lunch with on-site registration, a shotgun start on the course, and cocktails and dinner to follow. Registration and donations are open.

Dion is a Bronx-born original whose street-corner beginnings shaped a sound that fused doo-wop, R&B, blues and early rock and roll. He first rose to fame with Dion & The Belmonts, earning national attention with I Wonder Why, A Teenager in Love and Where or When, then launched a solo career that produced Runaround Sue, The Wanderer and Lovers Who Wander. Recognized as the first rock and roll artist signed by Columbia Records, he kept the momentum with Ruby Baby, Donna the Prima Donna and Drip Drop. A reflective turn in 1968 brought Abraham, Martin and John and a run of acclaimed Warner Brothers albums. He later recorded a series of gospel releases and received a Grammy nomination, revisited his hit material at Radio City Music Hall, and performed alongside admirers including Bruce Springsteen, Paul Simon and Lou Reed. His journey also includes the autobiography The Wanderer, induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and a revitalized return with Yo Frankie. With reissues on Sony, Warner Brothers, Rhino, Ace Records and Capitol, his songs continue to reach new listeners while remaining meaningful to longtime fans.

Enjoy a weatherproof indoor walk at The Westchester Mall with a welcoming Mall Walking Club. Set your own pace or find motivation alongside a friendly group that has grown into a small community. Choose carpeted or tiled walkways and swap a story or two as you go. New participants can register at the Parks table beside the horse fountain on retail level 2, located between Crate & Barrel and Urban Outfitters, during the program. There is no fee to participate, and registered members receive complimentary parking. To use the parking benefit, check in at the Parks table each time you attend or sign up if it is your first visit. For more information, call (914) 231-4539.

Glen Cove Street Fair packs a single day with family-friendly activities and neighborhood spirit. Kids can enjoy pony rides, a petting zoo, and a bounce castle while live music sets the scene. Food trucks and a variety of vendors offer unique finds and plenty to eat. Admission and parking are free. Presented by the Glen Cove Special Events Committee in partnership with Nassau County Fairs. Vendors interested in participating can call 516-442-6000.

Observe colonial era approaches to keeping food safe and lasting, presented in a live demonstration. The session explains the methods and the reasons behind them, offering a clear look at everyday practices from that time.

Explore clay in a playful, hands-on workshop that introduces the basics of themed handbuilding. Skilled ceramic artists provide guidance, starting with a demonstration and followed by time to build and sculpt your own piece, then add color with glaze. The project theme is a pottery planter, and completed work will be kiln fired at Clay Art Center. A participating adult is required for children, and tuition covers one person, so each adult and child registers individually. Adults and children create separate pieces. Designed for ages 6 and up with a parent or guardian. The fee is 42 dollars.

Explore the potter’s wheel together in a single-session family class designed for parents, kids, tweens, and teens. Open to ages 10 and up with a parent or guardian, this hands-on experience is led by skilled ceramic artists who guide participants through the fundamentals of wheel throwing. Each student works on an individual pottery wheel, making it easy to learn at a comfortable pace. Beginners are welcome and no prior experience is needed. Materials and firing costs are included. The fee is $60.

The Capitol Theatre marks its 100th anniversary with a celebration of music, magic, and history. Pink Talking Fish headlines as The Centennial Band, presenting a tribute to the legendary artists who have graced The Cap, with special guests and unexpected moments woven into the show. Sharing the spotlight, BERTHA: Grateful Drag, known as the world’s first all-drag Grateful Dead tribute band, delivers a vibrant salute to the Dead’s legacy. The night traces a path from the psychedelic sounds of the 1970s to today’s jam and rock scene, honoring a century of iconic performances, spontaneous sparks, and the enduring musical spirit that defines this storied venue.

An event centered on Pokémon card trading and gameplay. Attendees can bring a binder and their favorite Pokémon cards, connect with others to trade, or sit down for friendly games. Availability is limited to 30 spots.

The second annual fall luncheon at the Belle Haven Club centers on how hormones relate to gynecologic cancer risk, diagnosis, and care. Dr. Elena Ratner and Dr. Alicia Robbins, leaders in women's health, will take part in a Q&A, giving attendees the chance to ask questions and engage directly with the speakers.

At Brush Park, this car show welcomes classic, modified, and drag racing vehicles. Attendees can expect barbecue, fried fish, and Kool-Aid, plus a 50/50 raffle, prize giveaways, trophies, and judging. The soundtrack features soul music from the 60s, 70s, and 80s. Admission is $20 for cars, $5 for bikes, and walk-ins are free.

Fans of trading card games and collectors gather at Westchester County Center for Northeast TCG Show 2026. The event offers opportunities to meet featured guests, on-stage entertainment, and sellers and exhibitors. Attendees can search for rare cards, connect with fellow enthusiasts, and meet a favorite voice actor. It is a friendly celebration of the TCG community in the Northeast.

Cancer Stompers' 4th Annual Gala: A Tropical Affair blends island-inspired style with a mission to advance the fight against breast cancer. The evening celebrates hope, recognizes survivors, and raises vital funds for breast cancer research. Attendees can dress to impress for a night of tropical glamour, heartfelt moments, and inspiration, creating memories with purpose.

Following last year’s successful community yard sale, the event returns to West Harrison Village Green in Silver Lake. Sellers interested in participating can secure a space, with availability limited and assigned in the order applications and payments are received. To participate, submit a completed and signed application, let the organizer know of your interest, and send payment. You can review a floor plan to choose a preferred location, after which a booking confirmation will be provided. A rain date is planned. For questions about the process, contact onthescenejd@gmail.com or call or text (203) 644 4815.

Northeast TCG Show 2026 brings trading card game fans and collectors together at Westchester County Center. The event features meet and greets with special guests, live performances, and a bustling marketplace of vendors and exhibitors. Search for rare cards, connect with other enthusiasts, and meet a favorite voice actor. Presented as the Northeast’s biggest TCG celebration, it offers a lively mix of community, entertainment, and collecting.

Enjoy a hands-on LEGO building experience where each participant receives a LEGO Creator set included with the ticket to build during the event and take home. The specific set is to be determined. The activity takes place at TOY BOX. Capacity is limited to 30 attendees.

Lenny Pearce brings a soulful, rhythm-driven sound to The Capitol Theatre, delivering a high-energy concert for both longtime fans and first-time listeners. The night centers on live music and an upbeat atmosphere from a dynamic performer on stage.

Lenny Pearce brings a high energy family dance party, widely known for launching toddler techno and baby raves. Drawing on his experience as a dad, he creates songs, videos, and live sets that hold the attention of kids and their parents. His shows have filled venues across Australia, New Zealand, Asia, and the Middle East, and his global following continues to rise. On stage he reshapes beloved children’s tunes into modern hits so little ones and grownups can enjoy the beat together. His creative partnerships include Nickelodeon, Hasbro, Blippi, Paw Patrol, and Warner Brothers, along with a 2024 album with The Wiggles. With more than 2.5 million followers online, this stop on the Toddler Rave World Tour highlights the energy and family friendly style that define his performances.

Westchester Home hosts the 15th Annual Westchester Home Design Awards at The Restaurant at Kanopi, recognizing Westchester’s leading interior designers, architects, and building professionals. The program begins with a cocktail hour and continues with a live presentation of the awards, when the honorees are revealed. The winning projects, celebrated for their beauty, function, and inspiration, will be featured in Westchester Home’s Fall 2026 issue. Tickets are $60 per person.

Rachel Feinstein brings her character-fueled stand-up to the Emelin Theatre for a single evening. Variety highlighted her on its 10 Comics to Watch list, and her Netflix special Big Guy reached the U.S. Top 10. She dives into marriage, motherhood, family, and the oddities of everyday life, featuring memorable characters, spot-on impressions, and vivid storytelling. Her work on The Tonight Show, Inside Amy Schumer, and Life & Beth showcases a distinctive comedic voice that resonates on stage.

The Westchester New York Tattoo Convention marks its 10th year with a return to the Westchester County Center in White Plains, New York. The show brings together hundreds of tattoo artists from around the world, along with piercing, vendors, sideshow acts, musical performances, the Miss Inked pageant, and daily tattoo contests. Admission is free for kids 12 and under as well as veterans, police, fire, and EMS. Artist announcements and additional information will be shared soon. Event artwork is by @ponnyc.

Explore slab construction and hinge building in a two day, hands-on ceramics workshop led by functional potter Juliann Roush. Participants create a stamped, slab-built puffy box or a wall hanging that incorporates a barrel hinge, blending function with decoration, and learn best practices for working with high-fire wire. The session introduces Amaco Satin Matte Glazes with guidance on using them to develop a personal color palette. Everyone will try squeeze-bottle glaze application on a provided stamped bisque tile while practicing techniques such as building barrel hinges, making aluminum wire stamps, refining surface design, constructing with slabs, and adding decorative elements with high-fire wire. This workshop is intended for advanced beginners and intermediate makers with several ceramic classes completed. Clay is provided, and firing is not included. The fee is $390 for the two day format. Ages 17 and up. Juliann works in Indian River, Michigan, creating both thrown and hand-built stoneware. She studied ceramics at Eastern Michigan University and later at City College of San Francisco, and her work is known for colorful, whimsical forms finished with vibrant glazes in unexpected combinations.

Kids can dig into the science behind volcanoes in a hands-on STEM program filled with interactive experiments and activities. Participants explore how volcanoes take shape, what sets eruptions in motion, and how these powerful processes transform the Earth. Along the way, young scientists practice observation and critical thinking while discovering key ideas in geology and Earth science in a welcoming, engaging setting. The program takes place at the Grinton Will Library, and the cost is $35 per child.

AV Alta FC faces Westchester SC at Mount Vernon Memorial Stadium in Mount Vernon, New York. With both clubs aiming to set the tone for their season, anticipate a tightly contested match with quick transitions and frequent in-game adjustments as it unfolds under the lights.

Lez Zeppelin comes back to Emelin Theatre in Mamaroneck with a complete performance of the film soundtrack The Song Remains The Same, marking the 50th anniversary of the storied MSG concerts. For over twenty years, this trailblazing all-female tribute has delivered high-voltage shows that bring Led Zeppelin’s catalog to life, earning praise from critics and fans for energy, authenticity, and top-tier musicianship. The concert channels the originals’ spirit and power, combining searing guitar, commanding vocals, and thundering rhythms with faithful takes on favorites such as Stairway to Heaven, Kashmir, Black Dog, Whole Lotta Love, and Rock and Roll. It is designed to engage longtime devotees as well as listeners discovering these songs live for the first time.

Crawford Park hosts the 2026 Car Show with day-of vehicle registration for $20 cash and free admission for spectators. Car entry opens, judging by guest judges from the 914 Muscle Car Club follows, and the day concludes with the presentation of more than 100 trophies. Food trucks will be on site. Further details will be shared.

NY & NJ Boss Lady Bridal Shows presents a wedding showcase at Hotel NoMa. Admission and entertainment are free, and attendees are welcome to bring a fiancé, family, and friends. Complimentary tickets are available. The first 36 pre-registered brides who attend will receive a free swag bag. Vendors interested in participating can call 914.462.9340 for information.

The event features excellent music, a friendly crowd, and food and cocktails to enjoy.

Tom Papa’s Grateful Bread Tour features a stand-up set from a comedian with more than two decades of work on stages, on screen, and behind the mic. He is a frequent guest on The Joe Rogan Experience and late-night talk shows, and his humor also shows up in print with the books “You’re Doing Great!: And Other Reasons To Stay Alive” and “Your Dad Stole My Rake: And Other Family Dilemmas.” His hour-long specials include “Live in New York City,” “Freaked Out,” “Human Mule,” and “You’re Doing Great!,” all rooted in everyday observations. Beyond the stage, Papa hosts the podcast “Breaking Bread with Tom Papa,” co-hosts “What A Joke With Papa And Fortune” on SiriusXM’s Netflix channel, and appears as a panelist on NPR’s “Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me!” His screen credits include projects with Steven Soderbergh and Rob Zombie, along with appearances in “Behind the Candelabra,” “The Knick,” “Top Five,” “Inside Amy Schumer,” “3 From Hell,” “The Informant,” and voice work in “Bee Movie.” The tour title tips a hat to his passion for baking, which also inspired his Food Network series “Baked.”

Homefield Bowl presents a scratch singles tournament on a sport oil pattern with participation capped at 48 bowlers. Competitors bowl four qualifying games, skipping a pair after each, and the top four advance to a stepladder finals. Live brackets and standings can be followed on mobile devices, side action is available, and a 50/50 raffle is included. First place is guaranteed $1,000 courtesy of The Law Office of Matt Aqeel, and the champion receives The Anchor, a championship plaque. The entry fee is $100.

Celebrate Columbus Day weekend in Harrison with a concert that concludes in a fireworks display. Enjoy live music and a colorful finale.

Absolute Adele brings the songs of the sixteen-time Grammy-winning artist to an intimate setting at the Emelin Theatre in Mamaroneck. Vocalist Jennifer Cella leads the concert, drawing on close to ten years of arena touring with Trans-Siberian Orchestra, performances at Madison Square Garden, features on Good Morning America and Live with Regis and Kelly, and appearances alongside Roger Daltrey, Joan Jett, and Greg Lake. The show traces Adele’s catalog with a blend of storytelling, humor, and heartfelt emotion, with Cella’s theater background guiding the narratives behind hits like Rolling in the Deep, Someone Like You, Hello, and Easy on Me. A full live band anchors the sound, delivering a powerful live concert centered on Adele’s music.

This event honors Columbus Day with a holiday celebration.

Livingston Taylor brings more than five decades of music and storytelling to the stage, offering performances that feel conversational and personal. A versatile singer-songwriter, he weaves folk, pop, gospel, jazz, and American standards with warmth and humor, creating a genuine connection with listeners. Known for songs such as 'I Will Be in Love With You', 'Carolina Day', and 'Boatman', he has shared stages with Joni Mitchell, Linda Ronstadt, Fleetwood Mac, Eagles, Billy Joel, and Jimmy Buffett. Each show blends finely crafted songs with personal anecdotes, laughter, and heartfelt moments for an intimate experience that lingers long after the final note. Tickets are available on the Emelin Theatre website.

At Port Chester Senior High School, The Duprees present a nostalgic set of favorites, including You Belong To Me, Have You Heard, and My Own True Love. Special guests Classic Sounds showcase harmonies, and the event is hosted by Dennis "Dion" Nardone.

Neko Case showcases powerful vocals, poignant lyrics, and vivid storytelling through song. Each piece fosters a close, personal atmosphere, drawing listeners into a journey of emotion and artistry. This is an evening that honors indie music, heartfelt passion, and a singular talent that lingers long after the final note.

Australian comedian, actor and writer Jim Jefferies brings the Son of a Carpenter Tour to The Capitol Theatre, showcasing the sharp, candid stand-up that has earned him fans around the world. He has released ten specials, from Contraband in 2008 to 2023’s High & Dry on Netflix, his fifth for the service, where he riffs on newlywed life and family, the quirks of koalas, the frustrations of male pattern baldness and why he swore off drinking. On screen, he created and starred in the FX comedy Legit, and he co-created and hosted The Jim Jefferies Show on Comedy Central, which aired for three seasons from 2017 to 2019. He was named Stand-Up Comedian of the Year at the Just for Laughs Festival in 2019. This tour stop presents a performer known for provocative jokes and a take-no-prisoners point of view.

Australian comedian, actor, and writer Jim Jefferies brings his sharp, boundary-pushing stand-up to the stage, known for humor that challenges assumptions and sparks conversation. He has released ten specials since Contraband in 2008, including the 2025 Netflix release Two Limb Policy, his sixth for the platform, where he riffs on little mustaches, the everyday hassles of straight men, and the notion of acting as a real job. On screen, he created and starred in the FX comedy series Legit, and he co-created and hosted The Jim Jefferies Show on Comedy Central for three seasons from 2017 to 2019. In 2019, he received Just for Laughs’ Stand-Up Comedian of the Year honor. He can also be seen hosting FOX’s reality series The Snake, which puts contestants through nerve-testing challenges meant to reveal who they really are. He is set to appear in Jordan Peele’s production Him alongside Tyriq Withers, Marlon Wayans, and Julia Fox, with release slated for September 2025. His worldwide tour, Son of a Carpenter, launched in 2025.

Enjoy a spirited evening of casino games, entertainment, and philanthropy at All In for Scouting Casino Night hosted by Greater Hudson Valley Council, Scouting America. This fundraising event features classic favorites such as blackjack, poker, roulette, and craps, with professional dealers ready to assist newcomers and challenge experienced players. Food is included with the purchase of a ticket or sponsorship. Guests can play for prizes, gift certificates, and more. The event supports the council’s scouting programs and initiatives and will be held at Iona Prep Upper School.

The Westchester County Freestyle Jam 2026 brings freestyle favorites to the Westchester County Center in White Plains, NY, with live performances from TKA, George LaMond, Judy Torres, Shannon, The Cover Girls, Cynthia, Betty D of Sweet Sensation, Coro, and Soave. The evening is hosted by Sal Abbatiello and Speedy, with DJ WhiteBoy and DJ Serg providing the music.

A night of Jewish stand-up comedy at Temple Israel of New Rochelle features Mike Capozzola and Mark Maier, presented courtesy of Brotherhood, with special guest host Lloyd Robinson. Tickets are $18 in advance and $25 at the door. Mark Maier has performed around the world, earning British Comedian of the Year and Jewish Performer of the Year in the UK. His credits include performing for 3,000 attendees during the Yom Hatzmaut celebration at London’s Wembley Arena, becoming the first British comic to perform at San Francisco’s Jewish comedy show Kung Pao Kosher Comedy, debuting his solo show Jewvenile at The Duchess Theatre in London’s West End, and co-creating and producing Rabbi Santa’s Comedy Night at London’s Radlett Theatre. His work has been praised by Jewish News and by Chabad of Nottingham. Mike Capozzola, raised in New Rochelle and based in London, is the UK’s only Italian American Jewish stand-up comic. He has appeared at clubs, theaters, festivals, museums, synagogues, Hillels, Chabads, Jewish Community Centers and two kosher breweries across much of the United States and in 26 countries throughout the UK, Europe and the Middle East. He has earned praise from Richard Lewis of Curb Your Enthusiasm and from the Pozez JCC of Northern Virginia.

The Wonderwall performs the music of Oasis at Yonker's Brewing Co., offering an evening devoted to the band's songs.

A freestyle music event brings together TKA, George Lamond, Judy Torres, Shannon, Cynthia, the Cover Girls, Betty D of Sweet Sensation, Coro, and Soave, with DJ Whiteboy providing music. The hosts are Sal Abbatiello and Speedy.

GRAMMY-nominated vocalist Ruben Studdard, winner of the second season of American Idol, brings a special evening of soul, R&B, and classic favorites to the Emelin Theatre. Known to fans as the "Velvet Teddy Bear," a nickname from Gladys Knight, he pairs a smooth tone with commanding power. The program highlights signature songs such as "Flying Without Wings" and "Sorry 2004" alongside the classic influences that shaped his path. Expect an intimate tour through songs and stories, led by a voice that has resonated with audiences for more than two decades.

At Alamo Drafthouse Yonkers in Yonkers, New York, a special Halloween screening presents The Wicked (2004), a long-buried shot-on-video horror feature that never received an official release. After nearly two decades, it arrives as a newly restored and re-edited Director’s Version sourced from the original master tapes. This New York world premiere is the first public screening of the film as originally intended. Set after Satanism is outlawed across the United States, the story centers on Grace, queen of a clandestine Satanic order, as betrayal from within collides with a relentless crusade by descendants of the Knights Templar determined to eradicate her coven. Special effects are by Vincent Guastini, whose credits include Dogma and Requiem for a Dream. The screening includes a director introduction, and limited merchandise, including Hardcore Poisoned Eyes and more, will be available while supplies last. Not rated. Contains strong violence, disturbing imagery, nudity, strong language, and mature themes involving occult practices. Viewer discretion is advised, and the event is intended for mature audiences. Tickets are available exclusively through Eventbrite, and the venue will not sell tickets directly.

An evening of elevated Halloween style invites attendees to pair polished attire with a hint of mystery, creating a refined gala ambiance. Live entertainment from Statement Band sets the mood for music and dancing, followed by a late night celebration with DJ Ricky Genius. The program will highlight the impact of the organization’s work and how continued support benefits the people served. Expect an elegant dining experience and meaningful opportunities to connect, with a spirit of energy, generosity, and purpose throughout. Early bird admission is 200 dollars through Eventbrite for a limited window, then the regular rate is 250 dollars. A child ticket is 125 dollars for those under 12. All proceeds are treated as donations and are non refundable.

American 27 performs live. Costumes are encouraged for the occasion.

Created by Lightwire Theater, this next chapter of Aesop’s tale brings Tortoise and Hare into the present, where they are now parents navigating a world of smartphones, video games, and constant distractions. When Tortoise Junior and Lil’ Hare go missing during a different kind of race, the longtime rivals put aside their differences and team up to find their kids. The story unfolds through glowing puppetry, inventive storytelling, and a dynamic soundtrack that weaves classical and contemporary music. Designed for families and welcoming to all ages, this modern adventure takes a timeless fable in a fresh direction at Emelin Theatre.

Celebrate your engagement and plan your dream wedding at a bridal expo where you can meet wedding professionals for expert advice and explore fresh ideas. Enter drawings for door prizes, with a grand prize Sandals vacation, receive complimentary wedding bands just for attending, and take part in giveaways that include a $200 gift card. Capture memories at selfie stations and photo booths, and enjoy live music in a lively atmosphere. Free tickets are available on the event website.

Zarna Garg brings her new global tour, Million Dollar Excuses, to the stage with a completely fresh hour of stand up built on candid, widely relatable stories about family life. Her first special, One in a Billion on Amazon Prime, earned praise from The New York Times for a presence fit for network sitcoms, and her follow up on Hulu, Practical People Win, launched at number two in its opening week. Her memoir, This American Woman, published by Random House, is a New York Times Bestseller with more than 10,000 top ratings on Amazon and a Best of 2025 selection, reflecting how her journey from Mumbai to internationally beloved comic connects with readers around the world. She has opened for Tina Fey and Amy Poehler on their Restless Leg tour, developed projects with Mindy Kaling and Kevin Hart, and sold out headlining dates across the United States, Europe, India, Dubai, and Riyadh. On screen, she broke out in the indie hit A Nice Indian Boy, which premiered at the SXSW Film Festival and was named a New York Times Critic’s Pick, with critics singling out her performance. She is also at work on the Amazon MGM holiday comedy Clashing Through the Snow alongside Christopher Briney and Michelle Randolph, playing the role of Gail. Her appearances on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and Late Night with Seth Meyers have drawn large online audiences, she has been featured on Apple TV’s Gutsy and on This American Life, and she hosts the Zarna Garg Family Show podcast with her husband and kids. A recipient of the inaugural Instagram Ring Award recognizing the top 25 creators globally, she connects with more than three million followers and has garnered billions of views. This tour stop showcases all new material at even bigger venues and theaters, highlighting a comic whose voice continues to resonate worldwide.

Alicia Villarreal takes center stage in a celebration of a landmark career in regional Mexican music. She first made her mark in 1995 as the lead singer of Grupo Límite, a música grupera standout that toured with Grupo Bronco and reached international acclaim with favorites like “Acaríciame”, “Te Aprovechas”, and “Solo Contigo”. After six releases with the group, including a live album from Mexico City, she began a solo chapter with the ranchera-inspired Soy Lo Prohibido and its hit “Te Quedó Grande la Yegua”, followed by Cuando el Corazón Se Cruza. Along the way she has earned multiple Gold and Platinum certifications, received a Grammy Award and Premio Lo Nuestro honors, and sold more than 10 million albums worldwide. This event highlights the voice and artistry of one of the genre’s most influential figures.

Prepare for your New York State and New York City concealed carry permit with a NYS certified 18 hour course that fulfills all required training. The curriculum includes 16 hours of expert-led classroom instruction plus 2 hours of hands-on range work, designed for new pistol permit applicants and certain renewals. Instruction is delivered by New York State authorized instructors with NRA CCW and DCJS credentials. Residents and nonresidents may attend. Firearms and ammunition are provided, and participants must wear a sturdy belt with pants that have belt loops. An optional add-on is available to pursue a Utah nonresident permit, valid in 30 states, for 125 dollars. Class size is limited and seats are allocated on a first come, first served basis. To register or ask questions, call (914) 447-7281 or email Paul@aimsmallinstruction.com.

At Play Group Theatre, step into an immersive courtroom where the audience helps decide a case sparked by a fatal crash involving a driverless car. Hear testimony, weigh evidence, and use your phone to scan QR codes and vote at key moments, then see how those choices shift the course of the story. The core question centers on accountability in the age of AI, challenging participants to consider whether responsibility lies with a programmer, a passenger, or the machine itself. This interactive production blends theater with a real-time social experiment, inviting thoughtful reflection on fairness and integrity as your decisions influence the outcome. Conversations often continue after the verdict as different perspectives emerge. The experience runs about 60 minutes, is presented in English, and is recommended for ages 12 and up, with those under 16 attending with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant.

A separation-themed rock night takes over Yonkers Brewing Co., built around early 2000s anthems that many know by heart. Expect songs by Nickelback, Creed, Staind, Breaking Benjamin, Hinder, Buckcherry, Papa Roach, Saving Abel, Three Days Grace, Crossfade, Korn, 3 Doors Down, Saliva, Drowning Pool, Limp Bizkit, Seether, Theory of a Deadman, System of a Down, Incubus, and more. Enjoyable whether or not you are divorced. Tickets are $15.

Experience jazz in motion as the Library Jazz Band returns with its annual fall program devoted to music that moves. The band highlights the dance roots of the genre, from the easy sway of the blues to partner-ready styles like swing, tango, and the waltz, presented through the ensemble’s lively big band sound. Selections span classics associated with Count Basie alongside fresh arrangements of songs by Stevie Wonder and the Rolling Stones, showing the many ways a big band can surprise. Created in 2021 to revive the big band tradition locally and formally organized as a nonprofit in 2025, this 16-piece orchestra features five saxophones, four trombones, four trumpets, and a rhythm section of piano, bass, and drums, uniting seasoned professionals with dedicated, experienced amateurs to bring vibrant live jazz to Yonkers audiences.