Events in Mount Vernon, NY

Enjoy swimming and poolside music at the Sprain Ridge Park pool. Participation is free, but admission and parking rules still apply. Westchester County residency is required. The event depends on the weather. Dates and times are subject to change.

Trade, play, and share your love of Pokémon at TOY BOX. Bring a card binder and your favorite cards, and feel free to come with a friend for casual games or friendly swaps. Attendance is capped at 30 participants.

School may be on break, but creativity takes center stage at The Muse ArtHouse Summer Art Camps. This morning session is part of Week 7 and highlights Arts and Crafts, offering hands-on projects that blend imagination with solid technique. Campers explore a new medium each week, and this edition focuses on crafting skills through engaging, age-appropriate activities. Designed for ages 8 to 18, participants are grouped by age so everyone receives instruction and projects that match their level. Morning and afternoon sessions are available, and booking both provides 20 percent off the afternoon session. A sibling discount is also available, with only one discount applied per order. The weekly rate is $425 for either a morning or afternoon session. Those attending both sessions should plan for a break between them. All day programming does not include lunch, so packing lunch and snacks is recommended for full-day campers. Parental permission is required for any student who leaves the facility independently.

The 2026 Summer Intensive offers a comprehensive curriculum that develops strong, versatile dancers. Two program tracks are available for ages 9 to 15 and 15 to 22, with consideration for talented dancers younger than 9 through an audition. Training emphasizes classical technique to build strength, flexibility, and precise movement, along with specialized pointe work for those ready to dance en pointe, batterie to refine quick footwork and jumps, and barre au sol to deepen understanding of turnout, core stability, and alignment. Students also explore a wide range of complementary studies, including repertoire from classical and contemporary works, pas de deux partnering, character dance, acrobatics to broaden performance range, conditioning tailored for dancers, acting for expressive storytelling, arts topics connected to dance, dance history, French ballet terminology, hip hop, Afro-Caribbean forms, and contemporary techniques with room for improvisation. The intensive is designed to elevate technique and artistry while nurturing a deeper appreciation of the dance tradition. For details or audition registration, call 914-229-3417 or email admin@balletdesameriques.com.

Waitlist only for this four day, nature-focused STEM session at Sheldrake Environmental Center. Children ages 3 to 6 will explore Sheldrake’s 60 acres that include woods, a pond, and a lake while discovering local plants and animals. The experience features outdoor exploration, nature stories, games, and other hands-on activities. Registration is organized by week so families can select the session that fits. Participants must be at least 3 years old, potty-trained, and comfortable with a drop-off format. Space is limited.

The Reeve Golf Classic returns to Winged Foot Golf Club in Mamaroneck, New York. Proceeds support the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation as it works to cure spinal cord injury through innovative research and to enhance quality of life for individuals and families affected by paralysis. Please note that an RSVP on Facebook does not complete registration, since a paid registration is required to participate.

Enjoy an indoor walking experience at The Westchester in White Plains with the Mall Walking Club. Set your own pace or find motivation alongside a growing community of walkers. Paths include carpeted and tile sections, and friendly conversation is always welcome. Register at the Parks table by the horse fountain on retail level 2, between Crate & Barrel and Urban Outfitters, during the program. Admission is free for program members, and registered walkers receive complimentary parking. To access parking benefits, check in at the Parks table each time you attend or complete your first-time sign up. For more information, call (914) 231-4539.

Rye Town Park’s 2026 Summer Concert Series features Jamshow Acoustic performing an evening of music. Expect unplugged versions of classic rock, pop, and modern country favorites. Admission is free, and there is a fee for parking. Bring lawn chairs and blankets, and wear shoes ready for dancing. The show takes place at Rye Town Park.

Fresh comic releases arrive each week, and the newest issues are available to buy at opening.

This bridal show brings together everything needed for a memorable celebration and showcases leading wedding planners.

At The Muse ArtHouse in Closter, a relaxed painting session centers on creativity and good company. Friends, partners, families, and coworkers can share a creative experience suitable for all skill levels. Instructors will present a seasonal image and demonstrate techniques so you can recreate it with your own style, or you may choose a different subject and paint alongside the group. All materials are provided, including a 9x12 canvas, acrylic paints, brushes, pencils, and more. Participants who are 21 or older may bring wine or another preferred beverage to enjoy while painting.

Karaoke fills Umberto’s Restaurant & Pizzeria of Glen Cove with sing-along energy as guests choose songs to perform or simply enjoy the show from their table. The setting blends lively music with a relaxed vibe and plenty of pizza, creating an easygoing night for both performers and listeners.

At The Muse ArtHouse in Closter, explore resin art while crafting an acrylic tray that balances function and style. Learn how to layer resin, add color with pigments, and embed small accents such as gold flakes, flowers, or candy, then finish with a smooth, glossy surface. Bring personal items to incorporate if desired; they should be waterproof or water resistant and no thicker than one quarter inch. Completed trays need time to cure, so projects must remain at the studio for at least 24 hours, with full curing taking about 24 to 72 hours. If in-person pickup is not possible, shipping is available for an additional fee. The finished piece works well for serving, storage, or as a decorative display that reflects personal style.

The Soul Jam Revue brings a night of classic soul to Whitney Pond Park in Manhasset as part of the Town of North Hempstead Summer Concert Series. Expect a spirited salute to Philadelphia soul and related favorites, with songs made famous by The O’Jays, The Stylistics, The Spinners, Earth, Wind & Fire, Stevie Wonder, and others. The band’s rich vocals, tight grooves, and brassy punch aim to keep feet moving and voices singing from the first note to the last. Bring chairs or a blanket, gather family and friends, and enjoy a warm summer evening of nonstop rhythm under the stars.

This is a free outdoor concert that will take place rain or shine. If it rains, the performance will move indoors to EJ Murray Skating Center.

Parents seeking clarity on early developmental milestones can take part in a relaxed conversation at The Nest with three pediatric specialists. A physical therapist, an occupational therapist, and a speech-language pathologist will explore movement, play, feeding, sensory processing, and communication, with time for open questions throughout. The atmosphere is welcoming and judgment free, and there is no need to schedule anything in advance. Melissa Rusch, PT, DPT, PCS, owner of Strong Start Pediatric Therapy, is a physical therapist focused on infant development and early gross motor skills who helps families navigate growth with confidence. Sinead O’Brien, OTD, OTR/L, is a pediatric occupational therapist with expertise in fine and gross motor development, feeding, sensory needs, and overall childhood development, using play based, individualized care while supporting families. Olivia Lada, MS, CCC-SLP, is a pediatric speech-language pathologist providing in home therapy that builds communication through individualized, play centered support. Light refreshments will be available, and babies and toddlers are welcome. Bring your questions and connect with other caregivers.

Lumos presents a candlelit concert where a string trio reimagines the music of Queen and Elton John in an intimate church setting. Expect orchestral renditions of favorites such as Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Fat Bottomed Girls, We Will Rock You, I’m Still Standing, Circle of Life, and Tiny Dancer, with more on the program. Hosted at Old North Reformed Church, the event offers multiple seatings. Seating is first come, first served within your selected tier, with Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze zones. Recommended for ages 8 and up. The venue is wheelchair accessible, although front row placement cannot be guaranteed. A donation is made to a different charity each month.

Mangoville sets the scene for a lively birthday celebration for Fever Boss, hosted by @pyro_techs and @therealbruckup. The soundtrack comes from @temperaturesound, @rfb_djs, and @djbrimzy, with @chunks_roses performing alongside @kevinlife1up for extra energy and dancehall vibes. Leos who want to mark their birthday at this party can contact @feverboss for special birthday packages.

The American Orchid Society’s Northeast Judging Center holds an in-person monthly judging at Flat Rock Brook Nature Center on the third Saturday of each month. The day begins with announcements, followed by plant check-in for all entries. An educational presentation and discussion take place next, with a brief lunch break, then official AOS plant judging wraps up the session. Parking immediately around the building is limited to 20 spaces, and overflow is along public streets at the bottom of the hill. Masks are optional, and everyone is encouraged to exercise care and be considerate of others.

Explore contemporary home accents in a hands-on workshop focused on concrete and terrazzo looks. Create two custom pieces, one with a terrazzo pattern and one with a marbled finish. Instructors guide you step by step as you mix and tint a composite base, cast your designs, then refine the surfaces for a smooth, polished result. Learn to make colorful terrazzo chips and build a personalized palette. Choose from a range of molds such as trays, candle holders, coasters, vases, judaica, and other decorative forms. All materials and tools are provided, and no prior experience is required. Materials such as Jesmonite, gypsum, ResinCrete, MagicPour or similar composites may be used instead of concrete, offering a comparable look with easier handling and quicker curing. Leave with two finished creations ready to display or gift.

More Income, Less Risk gathers founders, CEOs, executives, and professionals for a focused networking experience built on smarter strategy and meaningful relationships. The event centers on the idea that growth happens in the right setting, with candid conversations, practical insights, and connections that reach beyond a quick business card exchange. Whether you are scaling a company, leading a team, or planning your next step, the environment is designed to help you move forward with more confidence and less risk. Tickets include food, water, and soda, along with a professionally printed workbook, and there is dedicated time to connect directly with business owners and professionals. Capacity is limited.

Make the most of a beach day with swimming and music by the shore. There is no fee to participate, though regular admission and parking rules still apply. Entry is limited to Westchester County residents. Plans are weather dependent, and the schedule may change.

Enjoy open play focused on Pokémon in a relaxed, welcoming environment. Newcomers and veteran Trainers can pick up how the game works, face off in casual matches, and swap cards. Open to every age group and experience level. Free entry.

Create a set of six custom resin coasters in a hands-on workshop designed for all experience levels. Working with two-part epoxy resin, you will learn how to measure, mix, tint, and pour safely and effectively. The session explores colorants such as mica powders, alcohol inks, and acrylic paint to achieve beautiful effects. An experienced instructor provides step-by-step guidance with tips for vibrant color, reducing bubbles, building layers, and finishing your pieces with a glossy, professional look. Projects require 24 to 48 hours to cure, so they must remain at the studio for at least 24 hours before pickup, and shipping can be arranged for a fee if needed. All materials are provided, including six ceramic coaster bases, food-safe VOC-free epoxy resin, pigments and paints, sandpaper, masking tape, mixing cups and sticks, a heat gun or torch, and safety gear such as gloves, masks, and aprons. This workshop can also be scheduled as a private event, and inquiries can be sent to info@themusearthouse.com.

Sue & Shredder bring an acoustic set to Pete’s Saloon and Restaurant, performing familiar songs in an intimate, pared-back style. Admission is free.

Emelin Theatre hosts an intimate Candlelight performance celebrating the music of Trent Reznor, transforming the space with a warm candlelit glow for a live, multi-sensory experience in Westchester County. A string quartet brings his film, game, and Nine Inch Nails works to life, with a tentative set that may include Challengers Match Point from Challengers, Epiphany from Soul, the main theme from Quake, What Have We Done to Each Other and Technically Missing from Gone Girl, Closer by Nine Inch Nails, the main theme from Black Ops 2, Hidden in Snow and Is Your Love Strong Enough from The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, The Start of Things from Mid90s, NUN WITH A MOTHERF&ING GUN from Watchmen, (You Made it feel) Like Home from Bones and All, and Hand Covers Bruise from The Social Network. The performance runs 60 minutes, doors open 60 minutes beforehand, and late entry is not permitted once the music begins. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult.

Registration for the Poker Run takes place at Nathan’s Famous in Yonkers, followed by a party at Wortlekill Rod & Gun Club in Hopewell Junction. Attendees can expect live music, complimentary food and beer, a variety of vendors, bike-themed games, and merchandise available to show support.

At Wilson Woods Wave Pool, swimmers can enjoy time in the water with music creating a lively backdrop. There is no participation fee, although admission and parking rules still apply. Open to Westchester County residents only. This activity is weather dependent, and the schedule may change.

This recurring tournament takes place each week and offers a regular opportunity to compete.

Enjoy hands-on LEGO building at TOY BOX. Each attendee receives a LEGO kit included with their ticket to build during the event and take home. The set will be from the LEGO CREATOR line, with the exact model to be determined. Space is limited to 30 participants.

This outdoor gathering centers on good, old-fashioned day-drinking in a relaxed, open-air setting. The vibe is casual, with a focus on simple sips and time spent outside.

Kids ages 5 to 13 can spend a half day on the court building confidence and fundamentals at a summer basketball camp led by coaches from Beginners Edge Sports Training. Taking place at the basketball courts in Rye Recreation Park, the program focuses on dribbling, shooting, passing, and game play in a supportive setting. Each day features skill-building drills, friendly competition, and scrimmages so participants can learn and have fun with friends. Two one week sessions are available, and the cost is $325 per week. Campers should bring water and a snack each day. Space is limited.

The Muse ArtHouse Summer Art Camps spark creativity with daily, hands-on projects that blend imaginative ideas with solid technique. Campers ages 8 to 18 are grouped by age for instruction and projects that fit their level, exploring a different medium each week. Week 8 focuses on cartoon drawing. Morning and afternoon sessions are available, with tuition at $425 per week for either session. Enrolling in both provides 20 percent off the PM session, and families attending at the same time can receive a 20 percent sibling discount. Only one discount applies per order, and the sibling discount is arranged by phone or email. Students staying all day should bring lunch and snacks since lunch is not provided, and there is a break between sessions. Parental permission is required for students to leave the facility independently.

Kids ages 5 to 13 can build skills and confidence at a half-day basketball camp hosted by Beginners Edge Sports Training at the Rye Recreation Park Basketball Courts. Guided by experienced B.E.S.T. coaches, campers work on dribbling, shooting, passing, and game play in a supportive setting that emphasizes teamwork and fun. Each session blends focused drills with friendly competition and scrimmages, helping players apply what they learn while staying active with friends. Families should send water and a snack each day. The camp is offered in weekly sessions, and the fee is $325 per week.

Rye Town Park’s 2026 Summer Concert Series presents Logical Pretzel, an eight piece ensemble formed in 2017 to pay tribute to Steely Dan. The performance features favorites like "Rikki Don't Lose That Number" and "My Old School" alongside jazzy deep catalog selections. Admission is free, but parking fees apply. For comfort, bring lawn chairs and blankets, and consider sandals suitable for dancing.

Young hoopers ages 5 to 13 can spend a half day building fundamentals at a summer basketball camp held at the Rye Recreation Park Basketball Courts. Run by Beginners Edge Sports Training and coached by the B.E.S.T. staff, the program focuses on confidence, teamwork, and essential skills such as dribbling, shooting, passing, and game play. Each session combines structured drills with friendly competition and scrimmages so participants can apply what they learn while having fun with peers. Families should send water and a snack each day. Registration is available by the week for $325. Space is limited.

Test your Ted Lasso knowledge at a themed trivia night at Tommy Fox’s. Questions cover the world of AFC Richmond, biscuits with the boss, clutch moments at the dartboard, the Diamond Dogs, and the heartfelt speeches that define the show. Expect rounds that dig into characters, quotable lines, relationships, and the scenes fans remember most. Designate one teammate to handle ticket purchases for the whole group, and solo players are welcome as well. Participants will receive a confirmation email before the event. Bring that trademark belief and enjoy a night where, in true spirit, football really does feel like life.

Kids ages 5 to 13 can spend a half day building basketball fundamentals at Rye Recreation Park Basketball Courts with Beginners Edge Sports Training. Guided by B.E.S.T. coaches, participants work on dribbling, shooting, passing, and game situations while learning teamwork in an upbeat setting. Each session blends targeted drills, lighthearted competitions, and scrimmages so players grow skills and confidence while having fun with peers. Please send water and a snack each day. The fee is $325 per week. Space is limited.

Kids ages 5 to 13 can spend part of the day at a summer basketball camp hosted by Beginners Edge Sports Training at the Rye Recreation Park Basketball Courts. Led by experienced B.E.S.T. coaches, the program builds confidence through work on dribbling, shooting, passing, and game play in a positive, encouraging setting. Each day features skill drills, friendly competition, and scrimmages so players learn and have fun with friends. Please send water and a snack each day. The cost is $325 per week, and spots are limited.

Begin your birdwatching journey with a friendly introduction to essential skills at Marshlands Conservancy. Learn the basics of observing and identifying birds, bring binoculars and any questions you have, and come ready with a love for birds. The session is led by Chris Mignone.

Take a refreshing swim while music plays at the pool. Participation is free, though admission and parking rules apply. Westchester County residency is required. This event is weather permitting, and the schedule is subject to change.

An energetic night of live music and dancing with New York band FDR DRIVE at Empire City Casino. Expect a party atmosphere and time on the dance floor.

Enjoy swimming at Saxon Woods Pool with music by the water. Participation is free, but standard admission and parking rules still apply. Westchester County residency is required. The event depends on the weather, and scheduling is subject to change.

Young athletes ages 5 to 13 can spend a half day building basketball fundamentals in a positive, encouraging setting. Presented by Beginners Edge Sports Training, this camp at the Rye Recreation Park basketball courts features instruction from B.E.S.T. coaches focused on dribbling, shooting, passing, and game play. Each session blends skill stations, light competition, and scrimmages so players can practice what they learn while having fun with peers. Camp is available in weekly sessions. The fee is $325 per week. Participants should bring water and a snack each day. Space is limited.

Young players ages 5 to 13 can build their basketball skills at a half-day camp presented by Beginners Edge Sports Training at the Rye Recreation Park Basketball Courts. Coaches from B.E.S.T. guide participants through dribbling, shooting, passing, and game play while fostering teamwork and confidence in a supportive setting. Each session blends focused drills, friendly contests, and scrimmages so kids can practice what they learn and have fun with peers. Please send water and a snack each day. The fee is $325 per week, and space is limited.

Children ages 5 to 13 can sharpen their game at a half-day summer basketball camp run by Beginners Edge Sports Training at the Rye Recreation Park Basketball Courts. Guided by experienced B.E.S.T. coaches, participants build confidence while practicing dribbling, shooting, passing, and game-play situations. Each session blends skill stations, lighthearted contests, and scrimmages so players learn new techniques and enjoy time on the court with peers. The atmosphere highlights teamwork, growth, and encouragement. The cost is $325 per week. Please send water and a snack each day. Space is limited.

Erich Cawalla & The Uptown Band returns to the Fort Lee Concert Series at the Fort Lee Community Center. The performance was rescheduled due to inclement weather. Guests can bring chairs and blankets for comfortable seating. The concert takes place at the community center’s bandshell in Fort Lee, New Jersey. The band extends thanks to LGE Event Productions.

Young athletes ages 5 to 13 can build their basketball fundamentals at a half-day camp led by coaches from Beginners Edge Sports Training. Taking place at the Rye Recreation Park basketball courts, the program emphasizes skill development, teamwork, and a supportive environment. Campers practice dribbling, shooting, passing, and game play through daily drills, friendly competition, and scrimmages, gaining confidence while having fun with peers. Two separate one-week sessions are available, and the cost is $325 per week. Participants should bring water and a snack each day.

House Arrest brings an upbeat mix of pop and dance favorites, powered by seasoned musicians from Westchester County. With more than a decade of experience and a track record that includes over 15 performances across Westchester summer concert series, they are recognized for energizing crowds and filling dance floors. Their lively style, polished playing, and crowd-friendly setlist make for a fun night whether you want to dance or simply enjoy the music.

A half-day basketball camp for children ages 5 to 13 focuses on skill development, teamwork, and fun in a positive, encouraging setting. Hosted by Beginners Edge Sports Training at the Rye Recreation Park basketball courts, coaches from B.E.S.T. guide players through dribbling, shooting, passing, and game play. Each session blends skill stations, friendly contests, and scrimmages to build confidence while learning the game. Two weeklong sessions are available, and the cost is $325 per week. Participants should bring water and a snack each day.

Beachside music sets the mood for a refreshing swim. There is no program fee, though admission and parking rules still apply. Westchester County residency is required. Plans depend on the weather, and the schedule may change.

Candlelight presents a Coldplay tribute at the Barrymore Film Center in Fort Lee, offering an intimate, immersive atmosphere in the warm glow of candlelight as the Highline String Quartet interprets the band’s music for strings. The program may include favorites such as Clocks, Shiver, Speed of Sound, Trouble, Fix You, Paradise, Something Just Like This, Yellow, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, and A Sky Full of Stars. The concert lasts about 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the performance begins, and late entry is not permitted once the music starts. Guests ages 8 and older are welcome, with those under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating within each zone is assigned in order of arrival.

Mixtape Messiah returns to Pete’s Saloon And Restaurant with a set packed with 80s favorites, 90s grunge, arena rock, and a few hair metal tunes. Original members T on lead vocals, Rich Sileo on bass and vocals, and drummer Ernest Spatafore are back, joined by new lead guitarist and vocalist John Mullen from CT. The show features songs by Journey, Foreigner, AC/DC, Bon Jovi, Billy Idol, AIC, The Cult, and Van Halen.

Enjoy a swim with music at the pool. Participation is free, but admission and parking rules still apply. Westchester County residency is required. This event is weather permitting, and dates and times are subject to change.

Children can enjoy a screen-free creative break at a relaxed coloring session. Materials are provided, with paper and markers on hand, and each participant can take their finished artwork home. Attendance is capped at 30, so availability may be limited.

Cap off the holiday weekend with live music in the outdoor courtyard at QB’s. A relaxed, upbeat day of live music sets the mood so the next workday feels far away.

Incidental Contact kicks off the Blauvelt Sons of Italy Feast in Tappan with a set that spans favorites from ABBA to Zeppelin, paired with Italian food and drinks.

Held at Ross Dock in Palisades Interstate Park, this fundraising event features a 5K run and a one mile walk to raise support for the PBA.

Experience a walk on the trails at Marshlands, focusing on observing and interpreting the natural wonders that reveal themselves along the way.

Part of a seasonal outdoor market series in Fort Lee, this artisan market highlights local makers, small businesses, and community spirit. Guests can browse handmade goods, discover a curated selection of crafts, and enjoy offerings from area food vendors in a lively, welcoming atmosphere. Each edition reflects the time of year with themed experiences, ranging from nods to Mother’s Day and summertime kickoffs to fall harvest celebrations. More details, themes, and vendor spotlights will be shared as the season unfolds.

A Broadway-style production featuring more than sixty performers brings a timeless epic to life with sweeping music, dynamic dance, compelling drama, and vivid storytelling. Presented by Ekal Hudson Valley. Ticket information and additional details will be announced soon.

The day begins with registration and brunch, along with time on the driving range. Play gets underway with a shotgun start for golf while canasta players begin their card games. The gathering concludes with a cocktail reception, dinner, and an awards ceremony.

An interactive class for expectant parents focuses on preparing for the hospital experience and the first weeks with a newborn. Attendees can take a guided walk-through of the office and learn about helpful online tools. Dr. Aniqa Anwar will discuss what to expect during a hospital stay, what newborn appointments involve, common early concerns, and when to reach out for medical guidance. The session also introduces HealthySteps, a national program that provides child development support, parenting guidance, and connections to resources for babies and young children. A lactation specialist from the team will share what to anticipate and offer practical tips for breastfeeding success. The class is suitable for first-time parents or anyone seeking a refresher, and it is open to all, including expectant family members and friends. To RSVP, email Melissa_santana@bchphysicians.org.

A fireside conversation with Dr. Shefali focuses on raising conscious sons and daughters at bergenPAC (Bergen Performing Arts Center). P!NK will moderate the discussion and will not perform or sing. The event includes one book of your choice.

Enjoy an evening of spirit connections and Italian dining as psychic mediums Lisa and Pam of Spirited Encounters lead a gallery-style reading at Giulio’s Restaurant. The experience includes a three course dinner with soda and coffee, plus the psychic medium event and gallery readings. Gratuities and tax are included, and alcoholic beverages are available for purchase at a cash bar. During the gallery, the mediums will seek to connect with loved ones who have passed and share messages. Attendance is limited to support a quality experience for everyone, and individual readings are not guaranteed. Set within Giulio’s Queen Anne Victorian setting, guests can admire carved woodwork, large beveled glass windows, and welcoming fireplaces in the Main Dining Room and Oak Room while savoring contemporary Italian cuisine prepared with fresh ingredients.

Golf Fore a Cure debuts as a fundraising golf outing that begins with lunch and check-in, moves into a shotgun start, and wraps up with cocktails and dinner. Details on how to register and donate will be shared soon.

Walk inside The Westchester Mall with a group dedicated to staying active in a comfortable setting regardless of the weather. The Mall Walking Club encourages every pace, from leisurely to brisk, and has grown into a friendly community where conversation comes easily. Surfaces include both carpeted and tile areas. Registration takes place at the Parks table by the horse fountain on retail level 2, between Crate & Barrel and Urban Outfitters, on Tuesdays and Fridays during the program. Admission and parking are complimentary for registered members. To receive free parking, check in at the Parks table each time you attend or complete a quick sign-up if it is your first visit. For more information, call (914) 231-4539.

Experience a live demonstration of colonial era food preservation at Philipse Manor Hall State Historic Site. See traditional methods presented step by step and learn how households of the period extended the life of their provisions using time-tested techniques.

The 2026 KOMD Benefit offers an evening with a clear mission, channeling the energy of music, bidding, and brews to support the fight against Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. Special 10th anniversary pricing is available through the ticket link.

At Mercy University, the Child Care Council of Westchester’s Early Education Hall of Heroes celebrates outstanding child care and after school professionals while underscoring the impact of high quality care. Each year, roughly ten professionals are welcomed into the Hall of Heroes. The 2026 class includes Aida Torres of St. Peter's Child Care Center, Inc., All Aboard Childcare Education Center, Barbara F. Marks of United Pre-School Center, Claudia Berk of Ossining Children's Center Inc., Esperanza Velasquez of Hope Child Group, Iliana Noelia Diaz of My Bright Start Family Daycare, Kalsi Johnson of WCC Children's Center/Virginia Marx, Katie Reidy of Add Water and Stir Ink, MaryAnne Russo of YMCA of Central and Northern Westchester, Nancy A. Brophy of Tom Thumb Pre-School Center, Inc., Rebecca Borras of Little Lamb Child Care, Sandra V. Arevalo Loja of Peas and Karrots Child Care Center, Shana Kelly of R.A.B.Y Stem Childcare Inc., Victoria A. Reimann of The Little Red House of Westchester, LLC, and Wykeima C. King-Walker of Little Kings & Queens Learning Center. Support for this celebration comes from Harry Marketing, M&T Bank, the Koelsch-Rebori Family, the Law Offices of Helaine S. Brick-Cabot, Camille F. Murphy, Nicole and Kurt Rebori, Sami Vecchiolla, and the YMCA of Central and Northern Westchester.

Westchester County Center hosts a regional celebration for trading card game fans and collectors, featuring meet and greets with special guests, live performances, and a marketplace of vendors and exhibitors. Attendees can hunt for rare cards, meet voice actors, and connect with fellow enthusiasts. The program offers options for the TCG community, from dedicated collectors to casual fans, all in one place.

The Palisades Half Marathon and 6K Trail Run showcases New Jersey’s Palisades Interstate Park with a route along the ridge that offers wide-open views, notable elevation changes, and a blend of paved paths and trail sections. Runners can choose between the half marathon distance or a 6K option, each designed to deliver a memorable race on varied terrain. Everyone who takes part receives a finisher medal and an event shirt. Proceeds benefit the Palisades Parks Conservancy and support the preservation of New Jersey’s park system. Discount code PHM26-LatinasRunNJ is available.

Returning for its third year, this community yard sale invites sellers to reserve spaces and take part in a neighborhood marketplace. Spaces are limited and are allocated in the order applications are received. To secure a spot, submit an application with payment and a signature, then choose a preferred location from the floor plan. A confirmation will be sent once the booking is set. A rain date is scheduled. For questions about the process or availability, contact the organizer.

Northeast TCG Show 2026 brings trading card game fans and collectors together at Westchester County Center. Expect meet and greets, live entertainment, and a busy show floor of vendors and exhibitors, with opportunities to track down rare cards and connect with fellow enthusiasts. Whether saying hello to a favorite voice performer or expanding a collection, this Northeast celebration of TCG culture offers something for every fan.

Westchester Home presents the 15th annual design awards at The Restaurant at Kanopi, honoring leading interior designers, architects, and building professionals from across Westchester. The evening begins with a cocktail hour, followed by a live ceremony where the winners are announced. The selected projects, recognized for beauty, function, and inspiration, will be showcased in an upcoming issue of Westchester Home. Tickets are $60 per person.

Variety recognized Rachel Feinstein among its 10 Comics to Watch, and she brings her character-driven stand-up to the Emelin Theatre. Fresh from her Netflix special Big Guy, which reached the platform’s U.S. Top 10, she explores marriage, motherhood, family, and the quirks of everyday life. Her live set features memorable characters, sharp impressions, and energetic storytelling, with credits that include The Tonight Show, Inside Amy Schumer, and Life & Beth.

Now celebrating its 10th year, the Westchester New York Tattoo Convention returns to the Westchester County Center in White Plains for a multi-day showcase of body art and entertainment. Hundreds of tattoo artists from around the world will be on site along with piercing, vendors, sideshow acts, and musical performances. The Miss Inked pageant and daily tattoo contests add to the festivities. Kids 12 and under, as well as veterans, police, fire, and EMS, receive free admission. Artist announcements will be shared ahead of the show, and this year’s artwork is by ponnyc.

A Health and Human Services fair pairs festive fun with community resources for an afternoon of trick-or-treating and discovery. Visitors can stop by vendor tables to pick up candy, small goodies, and helpful information. Costumes are welcome but not required. It is all about treats, not tricks.

Kids explore the science of volcanoes through engaging, hands-on experiments that show how they form, why eruptions occur, and how these powerful processes shape our planet. This interactive STEM program blends geology and Earth science with activities that build observation and critical thinking skills in a fun, supportive setting. The experience takes place at Grinton Will Library. Cost is $35 per child.

Joe brings a career rooted in Southern beginnings and church-nurtured vocals to bergenPAC (Bergen Performing Arts Center). Born in South Georgia and raised in Alabama, he spent time on the road with his father, a traveling evangelist, and learned guitar and piano while growing up. He set aside plans to attend Dillard University in New Orleans to study business and law, moving to New Jersey to pursue music. That decision led to an R&B Top 10 in 1993 with "I’m in Luv," followed by a mid-90s R&B and pop crossover hit with "All the Things (Your Man Won’t Do)."

Bergen County CASA presents its 26th annual Fore the Kids Golf Classic at Montammy Golf Club, honoring Michael and Toni Ann Edwards. Participants can enjoy time on the course while supporting children in foster care throughout Bergen County, with the aim of giving every child a fair chance. Registration is open, and sponsorship opportunities are available.

NY & NJ Boss Lady Bridal Shows presents a bridal showcase at Hotel NoMa in New Rochelle. Admission and entertainment are free, and fiancés, family members, and friends are welcome. The first 36 pre-registered brides in attendance will receive a complimentary swag bag. Vendors interested in participating can call 914.462.9340.

With a $60 ticket, guests receive a buffet-style dinner, a selection of wine and beer, and two entries for a door prize. A 50/50 cash raffle will also be offered.

Dirty Water Dogs appears at Harrison Meadows Country Club for a music-filled gathering. Expect friendly company along with food and cocktails.

Compete in a sport shot bowling tournament at Homefield Bowl featuring a scratch singles format across four games. After each game, bowlers skip a pair, and the field cuts to the top four for a stepladder final. Space is limited to 48 entries. The winner earns The Anchor, a championship plaque, and first place is guaranteed $1,000 courtesy of The Law office of Matt Aqeel. Live brackets and standings are available on a mobile device, with heavy side action, a sports pattern, and a 50/50 raffle. Entry fee is $100.

Enjoy a Columbus Day weekend concert with fireworks at Ma Riis Park in Harrison, featuring Seeing Red.

Adele’s songbook comes to life in an intimate live setting. Absolute Adele centers on vocalist Jennifer Cella, whose career spans nearly a decade of arena tours with Trans-Siberian Orchestra, a performance at Madison Square Garden, appearances on Good Morning America and Live with Regis and Kelly, and performances alongside Roger Daltrey, Joan Jett, and Greg Lake. The concert traces Adele’s catalog with a mix of storytelling, humor, and emotion. Drawing on her theater roots, Cella shares the backstories behind the songs, from heartbreak to honesty, making hits like Rolling in the Deep, Someone Like You, Hello, and Easy on Me feel personal. With a full band on stage, this concert celebrates one of the best selling artists ever.

This festival celebrates Columbus Day at Ma Riis Park Harrison.

Psychic mediums Lisa and Pam of Spirited Encounters lead an evening of gallery-style readings paired with a three course dinner at Giulio’s of Tappan. Throughout the event, they will seek to connect with loved ones who have passed and share messages with attendees. The package includes a three course meal, soda and coffee, and all taxes and gratuities, with alcoholic beverages available for purchase at a cash bar. Capacity is limited to support an intimate experience, and an individual reading is not guaranteed. The setting is Giulio’s Italian Restaurant, a Queen Anne Victorian from 1880 with detailed woodwork, large beveled-glass windows, and fireplaces in the Main Dining Room and Oak Room, offering contemporary Italian cuisine alongside a psychic gallery program.

This event honors the memories of Amy, Molly, and Gregory, whose lives were lost to domestic violence in 2011. Created in their memory, the Amy’s Kisses Foundation carries their legacy forward by working to build a safer, more hopeful future for young people. All proceeds from the event support the foundation’s mission.

Livingston Taylor shares more than five decades of songcraft in a performance that feels as conversational as it is musical. A talented singer, songwriter, and storyteller, he moves easily among folk, pop, gospel, jazz, and American standards, connecting with warmth, humor, and a genuine sense of rapport. Known for songs like “I Will Be in Love With You,” “Carolina Day,” and “Boatman,” he has appeared alongside Joni Mitchell, Linda Ronstadt, Fleetwood Mac, Eagles, Billy Joel, and Jimmy Buffett. The show blends finely crafted tunes with personal anecdotes, laughter, and touching moments for an intimate and memorable experience. Tickets are available on the Emelin Theatre website.

The Westchester Record and CD Show brings together a wide selection of music and memorabilia for collectors and casual fans alike. Explore crates of vinyl in LP and 45 formats, 12-inch singles, CDs, and DVDs, along with books, magazines, posters, and other finds. Vendors feature a broad mix of genres that include rock, metal, jazz, soul, blues, alternative, progressive, psychedelic, rap and hip hop, dance and electronic, disco, country, pop, oldies, reggae, punk, new wave, post-punk, R&B, soundtracks, Latin, boogaloo, world and international selections, glam, jazz vocals, imports, and more. General admission is $5, and a $2 discount is available by bringing a neatly written note with the code FFW2610 plus your name, zip code, and email to the admission table. Pre-show entry is available for $15. Hosted at the Westchester Marriott.

Daughtry performs live at Bergen Performing Arts Center in Englewood, New Jersey.

Experience a lively evening of casino-style entertainment benefiting Greater Hudson Valley Council, Scouting America. All In for Scouting Casino Night features blackjack, poker, roulette, and craps, with professional dealers who can coach beginners and keep experienced players engaged. Proceeds support the council’s programs and initiatives. Food is included with every ticket or sponsorship. Guests will have chances to win prizes, including gift certificates and other rewards.

The Wonderwall celebrates Oasis at Yonker's Brewing Co., presenting an evening dedicated to the band's music.

Praised by The New Yorker as a true soul icon, Booker T. Jones takes the stage with the sound that helped shape American music. As the bandleader of Booker T. & the M.G.’s and a key figure at Stax Records, he crafted organ-driven classics like Green Onions, Time Is Tight, and Hip-Hug-Her, leaving a legacy that still resonates across soul, rock, R&B, and contemporary styles. A GRAMMY Lifetime Achievement Award recipient and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, he has collaborated with artists including Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett, Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, and Bill Withers. Hear the unmistakable Hammond B-3 tone that defined Memphis soul and experience the songs that shaped generations performed by the artist who created them.

A celebration of freestyle music featuring TKA, George Lamond, Judy Torres, Shannon, Cynthia, the Cover Girls, Betty D of Sweet Sensation, Coro, Soave, DJ Whiteboy, and others. Sal Abbatiello and Speedy host the night.

GRAMMY-nominated vocalist Ruben Studdard, winner of American Idol Season 2, takes the stage at the Emelin Theatre for a one-night concert highlighting his signature mix of soul, R&B, and classic favorites. Affectionately known as the Velvet Teddy Bear, a nickname given by Gladys Knight, he brings the rich, powerful voice that made him a beloved performer. The concert showcases hits such as Flying Without Wings and Sorry 2004 alongside the soulful influences that inspired his career. More than twenty years after his breakthrough, his enduring sound continues to captivate audiences.

An elegant fundraising black tie gala takes place at VIP Country Club with a Halloween inspired Mystique Elegance dress code that pairs polish with a touch of intrigue. Enjoy a refined setting with live performances by Statement Band, followed by an after party led by DJ Ricky Genius. Throughout the night, the program shares the impact of the work being supported and how contributions make a difference for the people served. The evening features a full dining experience, time to connect with others, and a spirited atmosphere grounded in generosity and purpose. Ticket options include an early bird rate of $200 available on Eventbrite, a regular rate of $250, and a $125 child rate for attendees under 12. All proceeds are donations and are non refundable.

A salsa-themed beach party at NoMa Social sets a sunny vibe, with guests encouraged to wear beach or tropical attire and enjoy music by DJ El Gringo Latino. The bar highlights playful cocktails such as the Bikini Bellini with prosecco, peach schnapps, pineapple and cherry, the Coco-Crush featuring white and dark rum with a splash of blue curacao plus coconut and pineapple, the Island Breeze with tequila, passion fruit, orange and lime, and the Pink Flamingo blending watermelon vodka, purée, lemon and seltzer. Admission and parking are free, with an extra parking lot available to the right of Enterprise. Table reservations are handled by Audrey at 914-439-4532, and tables are set aside for guests ordering dinner.

One-way bus service to the NYC Marathon is available for $59.30, which includes a $55 fare plus a $4.30 processing fee. Seats are filling quickly. There are three pickup options: Westchester Road Runner in White Plains, the Doubletree Hotel in Tarrytown, and a Burger King in Yonkers. Riders do not need to choose a stop in advance and may board at whichever location is most convenient. Please plan to arrive promptly so the buses can depart on schedule. Parking is permitted only at the Westchester Road Runner pickup, with paid parking available in the Lyon Place garage behind the store for the day. Parking is not allowed at the Tarrytown or Yonkers stops, so those are drop-off only. Some people use free Sunday street parking at their own risk, as availability is not guaranteed. Buses will drop passengers as close to the marathon start as allowed by NYRR and the NYPD. Arrival is planned to accommodate all start waves, including the first.

At Emelin Theatre, Lightwire Theater reimagines Aesop’s classic race in a luminous new chapter that mixes heart and humor. A decade after their famous contest, Tortoise and Hare are now parents navigating a world of smartphones, video games, and constant distractions. When their children, Tortoise Junior and Lil’ Hare, vanish during an unconventional race, the longtime rivals set aside competition and work together to bring them home. The stage comes alive with glowing puppetry, inventive storytelling, and a soundtrack that blends classical influences with modern rhythms, offering a warm, family-friendly experience suitable for every age.