Events in White Plains today

The Stamford Downtown Farmers Market brings a weekly showcase of local abundance to Veterans Memorial Park. Explore stalls filled with locally grown fruits and vegetables, fresh flowers, and specialty foods including breads, jams, baked goods, cheeses, oils, and more. Weather permitting, activities include a free yoga session with no preregistration required, and attendees should bring their own mat, along with live music. Vendors include Amazing Momo, Amelia’s florist and farm market, Anderson + Joy, Biscuit and Bones LLC, Crumbs & Comfort by Nicole, DoughCo Bagels, Elizabeth’s Vegan Bakery, Fifth State Distillery, Honey Bee Flower Truck, Mad Kneady Cottage Bakery, On The Brew Coffee Company, Saint X Foods, Pickles Olives Etc, and Waterview Farm, with some participating on a part time basis.

Set in the calm surroundings of Kensico Dam Plaza, free tai chi classes are available this summer. The practice features slow, low impact movements and is suitable for every fitness level.

Enjoy a relaxed Pokémon open play where beginners and veteran Trainers can learn the rules, battle other players, and trade cards in a friendly setting. All ages and skill levels are welcome, and walk-in participation is encouraged. Admission is free.

Join fellow book lovers for a relaxed silent reading session in the library’s Community Room. Bring along whatever you’re currently reading, whether it’s a book, ebook, audiobook, poetry, or prose. There’s quiet time for reading, plus a short window to briefly share what you’re working through and swap recommendations. Adults are welcome.

Enjoy a creative, hands-on introduction to clay with a family friendly workshop led by professional ceramic artists. This session focuses on crafting a chip and dip dish. After a brief demonstration, each participant will build and sculpt their own piece, then add color with glaze. Finished work will be fired at Clay Art Center. An adult is required to participate. Tuition is $40 per person, and each adult and each child must register separately. Adults and children work on their own individual projects. Suitable for ages 6 and up with a parent or guardian.

Join fiber artist Courtney Salerno for a hands-on workshop focused on circular weaving. This class is designed for all skill levels, from first-timers to people looking to build new fiber arts skills. You’ll learn how to warp a circular loom, practice basic and decorative weaving stitches, explore color blending and textural techniques, and get tips for finishing and displaying your piece. Materials are provided, including a hoop loom and tools, plus yarn and fibers. You’ll leave with your own completed circular weaving and the know-how to keep creating at home. Tea, coffee, and sparkling water will be provided, and snacks are encouraged.

Join an instructor-led earring making workshop where you’ll learn to create beautiful dangly earrings. This is a jewelry-making event for a good cause, with materials used to make beaded earrings for women’s shelters. Adults and teens are welcome to participate.

Come play board games and work on puzzles at the library. There’s no registration required, just drop in and enjoy some family-friendly fun.

A single session pottery wheel experience for families, designed for parents with kids, tweens, or teens who want to try the wheel. Skilled ceramic artists lead step by step instruction as each participant works at their own wheel and learns the fundamentals of wheel throwing. First timers are encouraged, and experience is not required. Open to ages 10 and older when accompanied by a parent or guardian. Price is $58, and the fee covers all supplies and kiln firing.

Enjoy a free night of rock during the Downtown Summer Sizzle Concert Series with Always Jovi, a tribute experience fronted by Steve Brown. Brown is known for his work with major acts including Trixter, Def Leppard, and Ace Frehley, bringing a high-energy, authentic New Jersey rock feel to the stage.

Join educator-led stargazing with night-sky observing sessions at the Planetarium and Astronomy Center. On clear evenings, the observatory roof is rolled back so visitors can look through a large 14-inch telescope for views of the Moon, planets, and deep-sky objects. The center’s astronomy space includes interactive features like a walk-up planisphere, a sky-atlas wall, and a warm room with regularly updated astronomy highlights, plus time to step outside for firsthand telescope viewing. Pre-registration is not required.

Catch Usher and Chris Brown live at MetLife Stadium for The R&B Tour. This co-headlining stadium show is scheduled for the evening on Saturday, with doors and show details handled by the venue.

Westchester's summer hotspot, Tiki Beach, sets the scene for music all night with the dance and party band FDR DRIVE and DJ Serg. Food and drinks are available. Reservations are recommended.

A free all-white celebration at NoMa Social honors cancer survivors with salsa music and dancing. DJ El Gringo Latino sets the vibe for Salsa Saturday, and the evening is hosted by Audrey. The host marks 16 and a half years since a first cancer diagnosis and will feature a cake recognizing survivors by name. Cancer survivors who would like their names included on the cake can contact Audrey at (914) 439-4532. Tables are reserved for guests ordering dinner only.

Hot Lettuce performs at Redline Music Stage at K1 with a set of rock music. Bring friends for the show.

Sauce Boss brings fiery blues to The Bayou while cooking gumbo for everyone. This gathering pairs live music with a fresh pot on the stove, offering hot blues and gumbo made for all.

Catch Matt Schofield for a live performance at Iridium. The show is scheduled for the evening, with the listed show time at 8:30 PM.

Teodoro Reyes is performing at La Finca Bar & Grill. The show is scheduled for 9:00 PM, and all listed times are local to the venue.

The SM&NC Sunday Farm Market is back for a free, weekly chance to shop local. You’ll find lots of locally grown produce, plus items like eggs, meat, bread, cheeses, honey, maple syrup, jams and spreads, hot sauce, pies, cookies, and other baked goods. There are also handmade goods from local artisans and crafters. SM&NC members can get 10% off at the Heckscher Farm tent.

Cross County Center teams up with ArtsWestchester to bring the ArtsMobile on site for free, family-focused art classes. Children take part in interactive lessons guided by a professional teaching artist, exploring creative techniques and creating artwork of their own. Everyone leaves with a personal piece to take home.

Take a swim and enjoy music by the pool at Tibbetts Brook Park. Participation is free, while regular admission and parking rules still apply. This event is open to Westchester County residents only. Plans are weather dependent, and the schedule may change.

Get ready for a fun filled Steppin and ballroom weekend featuring dancing like Steppin, Ballroom, and Salsa, plus fellowship and sightseeing activities. It’s a great way to enjoy a full day of music, movement, and community in Stamford.

Head to The Three Monkeys Bar for the Summer Sunset Sundays Concert Series featuring live music by Delaney White. It’s a laid-back, in-person evening designed for relaxing, good vibes, and smooth, soulful tunes, with about a 3-hour showtime.

My Chemical Romance and Franz Ferdinand are coming to Citi Field for an evening of punk and rock hits. The show starts at 7:00 PM local venue time.

The Bella Rayne Band brings a guitar-forward blend of rock, Americana, and improvisational energy to Garcia's, delivering dynamic, ever-changing sets that weave Bella’s originals with adventurous interpretations of Grateful Dead classics. Bella Rayne is a self-taught guitarist, singer, and songwriter who found her voice after restoring an old Stratocaster during the pandemic. Raised between North Carolina’s mountains and the Mendocino coast, she fuses Southern soul, modern Americana, and jam-informed interplay into music that resonates across generations. Backed by a young lineup of seasoned players, the band has risen quickly from small rooms to coast-to-coast stages and festival lineups, and has recorded singles for an upcoming EP. Her growing résumé includes performances with Allman Betts Family Revival, Melvin Seals & JGB, ALO, Jackie Greene, Oteil Burbridge, and members of the Terrapin Family, along with invitations to stages such as The Fillmore SF, The Orpheum LA, Sweetwater Music Hall, The Hamilton, and a birthday set at BottleRock Napa. She has also had the rare opportunity to play Jerry Garcia’s famed Alligator guitar through the Grateful Guitars Foundation. Recognition continues to build, with Susan Tedeschi calling her a talent to watch in a Guitar World interview and Guitar Player magazine noting her among artists keeping the Dead’s spirit alive alongside Jeff Mason and Tom Hamilton.

Registration is through Stamford Parks & Rec for the i9 Sports Multi-Sport Discovery Program for grades K through 5. This program introduces children to a range of sports in a supportive, safety-focused setting while teaching core fundamentals. Participants try a different sport each day, build confidence, and develop teamwork skills with positive, encouraging coaching.

This summer program offers an immersive dance experience built around a comprehensive curriculum that supports well rounded development. Two tracks are available, one for ages 9 to 15 and another for ages 15 to 22, with consideration for talented younger dancers who demonstrate readiness through an audition. Daily training emphasizes technique to build strength, flexibility, and precise movement, and includes advanced study in pointe, batterie, and barre au sol to refine alignment and core engagement. Beyond the core work, students explore repertoire and performance, partnering through pas de deux, character dance, acrobatics, and conditioning. The schedule also weaves in acting for dancers, art studies related to dance, dance history, and French ballet terminology, along with styles such as hip hop, Afro-Caribbean, and contemporary. The experience is designed to strengthen technique and expand artistic understanding. For details or to register for an audition, call 914-229-3417 or email admin@balletdesameriques.com.

Join for Zumba Gold®, a low-impact dance fitness class that blends Latin and international music with easy-to-follow steps. The workout uses a mix of faster and slower rhythms to build aerobic fitness while giving your heart and muscles a good challenge. The class is free, and it follows a first-come, first-served policy, with participants not allowed to join after the first 15 minutes. New participants are required to create a profile upon arrival, so plan to arrive at least 15 minutes early.

At Coffee for Good, an exhibition marks America’s 250th year with original works by artists from the Maggie Daly Arts Cooperative. The collection spans varied styles and voices to honor individuality, community, and the stories that define the American experience. On view is The Long View by Larry Kirksey. Every piece is available for purchase, and a portion of each sale goes directly back to the artist.

A walking club at The Westchester in White Plains offers a comfortable way to stay active regardless of the weather. It meets on Tuesdays and Fridays, and participants can go at their own pace or find encouragement with a welcoming group that has grown into a small community. Surfaces include both carpeted and tile areas, and there is plenty of opportunity to share a story or two while you walk. To participate, check in or register at the Parks table by the horse fountain on retail level 2, between Crate & Barrel and Urban Outfitters, on program days. There is no admission fee, and registered participants receive complimentary parking on Tuesdays and Fridays when they check in at the Parks table for each visit. For more information, call (914) 231-4539.

Families can stop by for free play in the Sensory Room during the listed open hours. This is not a drop-off program, and the Sensory Room is not supervised by library staff, so parents or guardians must stay and supervise their children at all times.

Enjoy “Stamford Skies,” a live, narrated planetarium show led by an astronomer with a focus on real-time celestial happenings and your audience questions. The session is designed for all ages and runs about 45 minutes, taking you on an interactive tour through constellations, the solar system, and other space sights in high-definition.

Enjoy a laid-back session of board games and puzzles at the library. Registration is not required, just drop in and play with what’s available.

Country music fans who want to learn the steps can get clear, upbeat instruction on The Green with Westchester line dance instructor Adam Cherko, known as “The Cowboy that Closes.” The session welcomes complete beginners as well as seasoned dancers, beginning with fundamentals and easy routines and then progressing to more advanced combinations for those with experience. Expect to practice classic line dance moves like grapevines, pivots, and rocking chairs in a lively, music-filled setting. Country line dancing continues to grow in popularity, and participants may stay and dance for the full duration.

Join the Connecticut Entrepreneurs Forum for a relaxing sunset networking cruise on the Long Island Sound aboard the 80-foot three-masted schooner SoundWaters. Arrival is scheduled between 5:15 and 5:40 PM, with the boat departing on time between 6:00 and 8:00 PM. Light snacks, wine, and beer will be provided. The cruise costs $60 per person and is non-refundable, with cancellations only if the captain determines weather makes it unsafe.

Bring the family to Dakota’s On The Cove for a special themed trivia session. It’s an outdoor, friendly competition where everyone can join in, including kids and adults. Expect a fun mix of trivia challenges made for all ages.

Rye Town Park’s 2026 Summer Concert Series continues with a performance by The Russ Davis Band, serving up a lively blend of current hits and dance favorites alongside classic rock, Motown, and funk. Admission is free, and parking fees apply. Pack lawn chairs and blankets for relaxing on the grass, and wear comfortable shoes ready for plenty of dancing.

Join an English as a Second Language class for beginners at the library. The course is taught in an English-only environment, with instruction and class activities taking place entirely in English. Sessions run during the morning block.

Families are welcome to drop in and play in the Sensory Room during these free play hours, no reservation needed. Note that this is not a staffed, supervised program, so parents or guardians must actively supervise their children at all times. The event is geared toward babies, toddlers, and kids, and it is not a drop-off activity.

Fresh comic book releases arrive each week and are placed on sale as soon as the shop opens. Browse the newest issues on the shelves and pick up the latest stories during New Comic Book Day. Weekly shipments keep the selection up to date, so there is always something new to discover.

Join Ed Walsh from Friends of Crestwood Library and Volunteens for a friendly chess game session. Beginner, intermediate, and advanced players are all welcome, and the program is set up for intergenerational fun. If you have your library card, you can also check out a book about chess and join the summer reading program.

Get ready for a fun, kid-friendly storytime with stories, songs, and activities. This program is for ages 2 to 6 and requires a ticket. Tickets are available starting at 10:30 AM on a first-come, first-served basis. The event takes place in Galaxy Hall at the White Plains Public Library.

Get one-on-one help from Library staff with questions about your computer, laptop, cell phone, or tablet during this hour-long Tech Help session. The help is based on your specific needs, and registration is required since there may not be room for walk-ins. Note that assistance is capped at 15 minutes per patron to allow staff to help as many people as possible.

Head to Renaissance Plaza Park for a free classic rock performance featuring Bob & Norm. It’s a great way to enjoy live music outdoors in downtown White Plains.

Sing your heart out at Umberto’s Restaurant & Pizzeria of Glen Cove during a weekly karaoke gathering that welcomes both performers and spectators. Step up for your go-to track or relax and cheer on the performances while enjoying food, music, and a laid-back atmosphere. Bring a group or come solo for an easygoing night centered on favorite songs and shared moments.

Kids ages 4 to 10 can explore fossils, dinosaurs, and paleontology at a special program featuring fossil digs, ancient bones, and fun stories about Earth’s prehistoric giants. Tickets are required, and they’re available at the Trove desk starting at 6:00 PM. Space is limited to the first 70 children.

This free concert in the Crawford Park Great Lawn 2026 Summer Series spotlights Ace & Friends Band, recognized as Connecticut’s premier Grateful Dead tribute act. Guests can bring lawn chairs and blankets, pack a picnic or favorite snacks, and enjoy live music beneath the night sky.

Captain Jack returns to Westchester County as part of the Westchester Summer Concert Series, performing a set dedicated to the music of Billy Joel. The concert takes place at Kensico Dam Plaza, with the Kensico Dam serving as the backdrop.

Join ArtsWestchester Gallery for an R&B line dancing workshop made for all skill levels. You’ll get step-by-step guidance for basic moves, then build up to more complex steps as you dance to a mix of classic and contemporary music. Materials are provided, no prior experience is needed, and it’s part of the Gallery Night Out: Sip & Create monthly series for adults 18 and over. Doors open at 6:40 PM.

Enjoy a free live music night during the Robison Summer Concert Series featuring Captain Jack, the Billy Joel Tribute Band. The concert runs from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM at Kensico Dam Plaza. Gates open at 6:00 PM, and admission and parking are free. Bring blankets and lawn chairs for general seating, and coolers are permitted.

Brazilian comedian Raphael Ghanem is bringing his sharp, energetic stand-up to the stage for a night of laughs. Expect hilarious stories, lots of crowd interaction, and relatable humor about relationships and everyday life. The show will be performed in Portuguese.