This weekend in Walden, NY

NYC Working Dogs presents a one day PSA mock trial. Registration details will be announced soon through Jotform.

Discover a weekly farmers market at the pavilion in Erie Way Park, presented by the Business Improvement District in partnership with the City of Middletown. Browse farm-fresh produce and herbs, homemade bath and beauty items, candles, and a variety of locally made snacks and treats while exploring the vendor booths.

A show at WillsWay Equestrian Center will accept entries during a designated registration window with opening and closing deadlines provided by the organizers. Participants can review the official event information for entry instructions and any updates.

Enjoy a relaxed coffee chat with space for open conversation. Bring questions for an open Q&A, offer feedback, and raise any concerns you would like to discuss. Everyone is welcome.

A welcoming yoga session at Juniper focuses on whole-person well being, open to all levels, ages, and body types. The class blends rhythmic movement with coordinated breathing to build strength and mobility while nurturing clarity and calm. Expect energizing sequences linked with breath, guided relaxation to cultivate presence, steady Hatha postures held a little longer for approachable alignment, and focused pranayama to deepen awareness. The approach follows the 3Y system, which is certified by the Yoga Alliance. Instruction is led by teachers with years of experience who have completed the core components of a 500 hour training and offer a supportive, thoughtful atmosphere.

At Newport Racquet Club, this peewee pickleball camp introduces young children to the sport with lively, age-suited activities. The focus is on movement, simple fundamentals, and plenty of play, making it a welcoming start for first-time players. Registration is available through the venue’s website by selecting a Saturday morning session.

An official fan convention for Wentworth comes to the Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Newark Airport for a two day celebration of the series, its cast, and the fan community. Confirmed guests include Danielle Cormack, Aaron Jeffery, Kate Atkinson, Tammy MacIntosh, Kate Jenkinson, and Libby Tanner, with one more guest to be announced. The weekend features official merchandise, cast panels and interviews that include questions from fans, professional photo opportunities, roundtable meet and greets, and a full autograph session with all attending guests. Every admission ticket includes one autograph from each guest appearing. Attending for a single day provides at least four autographs, and attending both days provides at least eight. Additional updates and schedule details will be shared as the event approaches.

Learn how to put your garden to rest for the season in a session led by Master Gardener Volunteers. Receive practical guidance on which plants to trim and which to leave standing to support wildlife and provide natural cover, along with simple ways to shield vulnerable plantings from wind and deer. This class is part of a broader gardening series, and participants may choose as many sessions as they wish. The fee is $10 per class, with a solidarity option at no cost for those who cannot pay.

This volunteer day takes place at AOOA Farm, a silvopasture regenerative operation where community members lend a hand in the market garden or fields. Tasks vary by season and may include planting, preparing and maintaining beds, and harvesting. As this is a working farm, plan for outdoor conditions by wearing weather-appropriate clothing such as a hat, sunglasses, layers, rain gear, gloves, and closed-toed shoes, and bring a reusable water bottle. Volunteers must be 16 or older, and those ages 16 to 18 must participate with a parent or guardian.

The event offers local shopping and on-the-farm activities at Twin Ponds on The Farm. Vendor inquiries can be sent to twinpondsfarm.events@gmail.com.

Explore the Hyde Park Historical Museum and uncover lesser-known treasures from the community’s past. This casual visit works well for friends and families, inviting kids and adults to dive in with a sense of adventure. The focus is on making local history engaging and enjoyable.

Enjoy a complimentary guided walk on the historic grounds at Staatsburgh, revealing the landscape’s secrets along the way. The route highlights views designed to reflect the owners’ lavish lifestyle while concealing the early 20th century systems and labor that kept the estate running. Expect about an hour on foot, covering roughly a mile on mostly level paths with a few uphill stretches. Reservations are required, and there is no fee to participate.

Fenders N’ Flannels is a yearly truck show benefiting breast cancer awareness. Last year’s event raised more than $10,000, and the aim is to build on that success this year. Attendees can bring their trucks and show support for the cause.

Sew EZ Creations will be part of the Walden Harvest Fest at Municipal Square as a vendor. For vendor inquiries, please contact the event organizers, the Walden Community Council, since Sew EZ Creations is not managing the festival. Be cautious of fake Facebook accounts claiming to organize the event. Sew EZ Creations works to remove suspicious posts when they appear, and it is best to ignore and not respond to spam comments or direct messages.

Soul Moves offers a lighthearted, accessible class that blends mindful awareness with gentle, uncomplicated movement. Simple sequences help you stay present while you move with ease.

In New York, No Excuse Saturdays champions building mass cleanup drives in each borough, aiming for ongoing, citywide participation rather than one-off events. The goal is to shape a shared ritual that brings neighborhoods together to care for their public spaces under the No Excuse Saturdays banner.

HUDSONFEST 2026 returns to The Ellis. Admission is free, and people of all ages are welcome.

Moonshine will share a picking set at Wright Family Farm. The farm features activities for all ages and a crisp fall atmosphere.

Celebrate the legacy of Manhasset lacrosse with a gathering that spotlights the 1970s and commemorates 50 years since the 1976 Nassau County championship team. Attendees can reconnect with former teammates, coaches, and friends, look back on pivotal seasons, swap favorite stories, and honor the program’s enduring tradition.

Water & Wheat honors the 20th anniversary of GORANA DANCE with a commemorative dance concert at Riverside Theater. For two decades, Artistic Director Elissaveta Iordanova has fostered a community grounded in Bulgarian folklore, bringing together dancers across cultures and generations through tradition and shared rhythm. The program features guest performers Algara/Galina Saharova and reflects on roots, continuity, and the ties that keep the circle strong, celebrating what has been received and passed along while opening the way for what comes next.

Take a playful plunge into sleight of hand with Just The Tricks, an unpredictable night of fast-moving magic guided by Michael Mills. Quick wit and mind-bending misdirection keep the surprises and the laughs coming. Some moments are carefully set up, and many unfold in the moment. Expect a sharp, lively experience that keeps you guessing from start to finish. Bring curiosity, a sense of humor, and maybe a friend to confirm what you just saw. Ages 13 and up. VIP tickets are $40 for the first three rows, and general admission is $30. Seating is first come, first served.

New York Steppers present an evening of steppin and line dancing at Aloft Harlem, set to R&B and soul with a welcoming vibe and plenty of fun. This edition celebrates Wanda Pellot’s birthday with a taste of Puerto Rico. Wear whatever feels comfortable. Beginners and non-dancers are encouraged, and new faces are welcome to relax and enjoy the scene. Admission is $10 with electronic payment at the door. The first hour features a complimentary intro-to-the-dance class to help everyone get started. This is a recurring New York Steppers event from the original Chicago steppers set in the NY, NJ, and Northeast region.

Alfredo Rodríguez, the Grammy-nominated Cuban pianist and composer, brings his trio back to Miller Theatre at Columbia University for the first time since 2019. The group blends jazz, virtuosic classical technique, and Afro-Cuban rhythms into a lively, high-energy sound.

This intimate acoustic performance highlights playful, risqué blues and lively, syncopated jazz from the 1920s and 1930s. Maria Muldaur, known worldwide for the 1973 hit Midnight at the Oasis, a song that earned multiple Grammy nominations, leads the music. Beyond that pop success, her six decade career has explored many facets of American roots music, and this program reflects that journey.

Now in its 36th year, the largest festival in Orange County, New York features unique craft vendors, a wide variety of food, a carnival for kids, animals, and more. This family-friendly celebration offers something for all ages and aims to leave everyone smiling.

The basketball courts in Stanley Demming Park transform into a kid-focused carnival with games and plenty of laughter. Parents and caregivers are admitted at no charge, and a $10 wristband for each child covers entry and access to all games. It is a simple, family-friendly way to enjoy classic carnival fun together in one place.

A team race meetup for the Latinas Run community featuring a quick, mostly flat 5K through downtown Jersey City, with scenic stretches along the waterfront. Participants come together to show team spirit while navigating a smooth urban route.

This live music performance at Greenwood Lake Public Library features a blend of roots, blues, and rock and roll.

Relic presents a newly curated program titled The Blood of the Rose, honoring the tradition of Baroque music in 1700s Latin America through an instrumental retelling of the Venus and Adonis myth. Drawing on Tomás de Torrejón y Velasco’s La Púrpura de la Rosa, the first opera performed in the Americas, and on text by Pedro Calderón de la Barca, the concert interlaces music with spoken excerpts to animate the tale. It follows the lovers as their affection grows, shows Mars’s efforts to tear them apart, and concludes with their tragic end. This appearance marks Relic’s Music Before 1800 debut.

Kristin Key presents a blend of stand-up and musical comedy from a nationally touring, queer performer with sold-out shows across the country. Her online hits, including the viral “Lesbian National Anthem,” have amassed more than 95 million views and attracted over 900,000 followers across social platforms. She centers community in her work by fostering welcoming spaces for audiences from all backgrounds, and each tour stop includes donations to local nonprofits. Her recognition includes the North County LGBTQ Resource Center’s 2024 Award of Merit and a place on the 2025 Curve Power List. With six full-length comedy albums and a Dry Bar special, her credits include NBC’s Bring the Funny and Last Comic Standing, VH1, SiriusXM, and more. She also hosts Kristin Knows Blank, a comedy podcast featuring interviews and games with pop culture figures and rising comedy talent. This appearance is part of her latest international headlining tour.

Kristin Key performs live at Sugar Loaf Performing Arts Center in Chester, New York. This is an in-person show with the performer on stage at the venue.

Towne Crier Cafe presents an album release concert for award-winning songwriter Michele Gedney, celebrating Map of the World, her first solo recording after more than twenty years as part of the folk duo Open Book. Created in the aftermath of the loss of her husband and musical partner, Rick Gedney, the new songs follow a personal path through grief, remembrance, resilience, and renewal. The set explores how we move ahead when familiar markers shift, offering an intimate look at love, loss, hope, and the ways music helps us make sense of change. Michele appears with the musicians who played on the record, including producer and guitarist Billy Masters, keyboardist Daniel Weiss, drummer Marco Giovino, and bassist Michael Visceglia, bringing the album to life on stage with heartfelt performances and stories. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door. All ticket purchases are final. Dinner reservations require one entree per person. Show-only ticket holders are admitted 15 minutes before showtime. Advance pricing is available until 1 hour before doors open.

At New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC), Mario Adrion brings a stop of The Superior Comedy Tour. The German-born stand-up has built an audience of more than four million followers through his online comedy. His set explores the quirks of life as a retired male model and the culture shocks of living in the United States as a European, delivered with candid storytelling. He previously took The German Efficiency Tour to audiences across the United States, the United Kingdom, Europe, and the Middle East, and released his debut hourlong special, My Struggle, on YouTube. Now based in Los Angeles, he continues this global tour through clubs and theaters, blending sharp observations with a touch of European charm.

Experience an evening of theater, music, and heartfelt storytelling with Jaane Pehchaane Anjane, a live production led by renowned performers Anupam Kher and Swaroop Sampat. Directed by Gajendra Ahire, with music by Anu Malik, the play looks closely at relationships, identity, memory, and the surprising ties that connect people. Expect nuanced performances and engaging narrative moments that blend humor with reflection and spark inspiration. Presented by PRRIA Productions, this New York City presentation brings together celebrated Indian artists for a memorable cultural experience at the Kaye Playhouse at Hunter College.