Events in Yonkers, NY

Richmond Kickers head to Westchester SC for a showdown at Mount Vernon Memorial Stadium. Both teams look to dictate play, setting up a high tempo, competitive match in an intimate setting that keeps spectators close to the action.

The inaugural Golf Fore a Cure fundraiser comes to Dunwoodie Golf Course. The schedule includes lunch paired with on-site registration, a shotgun start for the round, and cocktails and dinner to wrap up the day. Registration and donation options are opening soon.

Find a weather-proof way to stay active at The Westchester Mall with a walking club that has grown into a friendly community. Set a pace that works for you, enjoy conversations along the way, and choose routes on carpeted or tile floors. New walkers can register and returning participants can check in at the Parks table beside the horse fountain on retail level 2, between Crate & Barrel and Urban Outfitters, during the program. There is no fee for registered members, and registered Mall Walkers receive complimentary parking when they check in at the table each visit. For more information, call (914) 231-4539.

A demonstration explores how food was preserved in the colonial era at the Philipse Manor Harvest Festival. Taking place at Philipse Manor Hall State Historic Site, it highlights period techniques and provides a close look at practices people once relied on to keep provisions.

The 13th Annual "I Know You Got Soul" Car Show brings classic, modified, and drag race vehicles together at Brush Park. Enjoy barbecue, fried fish, and Kool-Aid, along with a 50/50 drawing, door giveaways, trophy presentations, and judging. The soundtrack features soul favorites from the 60s, 70s, and 80s. Entry is 20 dollars per car and 5 dollars per bike, and walk-ins are free.

Northeast TCG Show 2026 brings together trading card game players and collectors at Westchester County Center. The event features meet and greets with special guests and voice actors, live performances, and a bustling marketplace of vendors and exhibitors. Whether you are searching for rare cards, hoping to say hello to a favorite voice actor, or looking to connect with fellow fans, it offers a welcoming celebration of the TCG community in the Northeast.

After a successful second year, the 3rd Annual Community Yard Sale returns to West Harrison Village Green in the Silver Lake area. Sellers can reserve a space, which are limited and allocated on a first come, first served basis. To secure a preferred spot, submit the application and payment, then review the floor plan to choose a location. Signed applications can be emailed or texted to expedite confirmation, and a booking notice will be sent once a spot is assigned. A rain date is planned. There is a preferred hold period as well as a final payment deadline, so early response is encouraged. For questions or application submissions, email onthescenejd@gmail.com or call or text 203-644-4815.

At Westchester County Center, Northeast TCG Show 2026 gathers trading card game fans and collectors for special guest meet and greets, live performances, and a show floor of vendors and exhibitors. Search for rare cards, meet a voice actor, and spend time with fellow fans, with activities that appeal to both newcomers and seasoned collectors.

Westchester Home presents the 15th Annual Westchester Home Design Awards, honoring top interior designers, architects, and building professionals from Westchester. The evening includes a cocktail reception followed by a live awards presentation where the winners are revealed. The winning projects, recognized for their beauty, practicality, and inspiration, will be showcased in Westchester Home’s Fall 2026 issue. Tickets are $60 per person.

The Westchester New York Tattoo Convention returns to the Westchester County Center in White Plains, New York for its tenth annual edition. This multi-day event showcases hundreds of tattoo artists from around the world, plus piercing, vendors, sideshow performances, live music, the Miss Inked pageant, and daily tattoo competitions. Admission is complimentary for children 12 and under, as well as veterans, police, fire, and EMS. Artist announcements and additional details will be shared soon. Artwork for this year is by @ponnyc.

A 16 plus 2 hour New York State concealed carry qualification course is planned in Mt. Vernon, NY. For registration or more information, call 914-635-5725.

A comprehensive 16 plus 2 hour concealed carry pistol training course designed to satisfy New York State and New York City license requirements. Completing this qualification class fulfills the mandated instruction for those applying for a concealed carry license. The course takes place in Mount Vernon, New York. Tuition is $450 for club affiliates and past BluuSon Firearm Training students, and $500 for the general public.

At Galleria Mall, a Health and Human Services Fair combines with trick-or-treating for an afternoon of seasonal fun. Visit vendor tables to pick up candy, small goodies, and helpful resources. Costumes are encouraged but not required. The focus is on treats and useful information.

Kids can dive into the science of volcanoes in a hands-on STEM program that blends fun experiments with interactive learning. Participants investigate how volcanoes form, what sets off eruptions, and the ways these powerful forces shape the Earth. Along the way, young scientists explore key ideas in geology and Earth science while building observation and critical thinking skills in an engaging setting. The program takes place at Grinton Will Library and costs $35 per child.

AV Alta FC travels to face Westchester SC in a nighttime matchup. Both sides look to build early-season momentum, signaling a competitive contest with quick changes of possession, rapid counters, and on-the-fly tactical adjustments as the action unfolds beneath the stadium lights.

NY & NJ Boss Lady Bridal Shows presents a bridal showcase at Hotel NoMa in New Rochelle. Admission and entertainment are free, and guests are welcome to bring a fiancé, family, and friends. The first 36 pre-registered brides to attend will receive a complimentary swag bag. Vendors interested in exhibiting can call 914-462-9340 for details.

This scratch singles tournament is limited to 48 entries and offers a guaranteed $1,000 first prize courtesy of The Law Office of Matt Aqeel. Competitors play four games, skipping a pair after each, and the top four advance to a stepladder final to decide the champion. Live brackets and standings can be tracked on a mobile device, a sport pattern will be used, and there will be plenty of side action along with a 50/50 raffle. The winner also takes home The Anchor, a championship plaque. The entry fee is $100.

Forward Madison FC faces Westchester SC at Mount Vernon Memorial Stadium in a late-season clash. The meeting showcases differing styles and new storylines, with both sides intent on setting the tone as the schedule winds down. A tight stadium environment keeps the action close throughout.

This 18 hour concealed carry course fulfills the official training requirement for New York State and New York City permits. It blends 16 hours of expert classroom instruction with 2 hours of live range practice. The class is designed for new pistol permit applicants as well as some renewals, and it is open to residents and nonresidents. Instruction is provided by New York State authorized trainers with NRA CCW and DCJS credentials. Firearms and ammunition are supplied, and participants should wear a sturdy belt and pants with belt loops for the range portion. Space is limited and seats are filled on a first come, first served basis. An optional add-on is available to pursue a Utah nonresident permit recognized in 30 states for a $125 fee.

Union Omaha travels to face Westchester SC in a tactical contest between two clubs with contrasting styles. A compact stadium environment keeps the action close, and late-season stakes heighten the importance of every play. The match is set at Mount Vernon Memorial Stadium in Mount Vernon, New York.

Greater Hudson Valley Council, Scouting America presents a casino night fundraiser that blends games, entertainment, and philanthropy in support of the council’s programs and initiatives. Guests can play classic favorites including blackjack, poker, roulette, and craps, with professional dealers available to welcome beginners and keep seasoned players engaged. Food is included with each ticket or sponsorship purchase, and participants can look forward to the chance to win prizes and gift certificates throughout the evening.

A freestyle showcase at Westchester County Center in White Plains features live performances from TKA, George LaMond, Judy Torres, Shannon, The Cover Girls, Cynthia, Betty D of Sweet Sensation, Coro, and Soave. The night is hosted by Sal Abbatiello and Speedy, with DJ WhiteBoy and DJ Serg providing the soundtrack.

Temple Israel of New Rochelle will feature an evening of Jewish stand up comedy with Mike Capozzola and Mark Maier, with special guest host Lloyd Robinson and support from Brotherhood. Maier has performed around the globe and earned both British Comedian of the Year and Jewish Performer of the Year in the UK. His highlights include entertaining 3,000 people at Wembley Arena for a Yom Hatzmaut celebration, becoming the first British comedian to appear at San Francisco’s Jewish comedy show Kung Pao Kosher Comedy, premiering his solo show Jewvenile at the Duchess Theatre in London’s West End, and co-creating and producing the popular holiday stand up show Rabbi Santa’s Comedy Night at the Radlett Theatre. Jewish News and Chabad of Nottingham have commended his work for delivering nonstop laughs and engaging audiences. Capozzola, raised in New Rochelle and based in London, describes himself as the UK’s only Italian American Jewish stand up comic. He has performed widely across the United States and in 26 countries throughout the UK, Europe and the Middle East, bringing his act to clubs, theatres, festivals, museums, synagogues, Hillels, Chabads, Jewish community centers and even two kosher breweries. He has received praise from Richard Lewis and from the Pozez JCC of Northern Virginia for keeping audiences in stitches. Tickets are $18 in advance and $25 at the door.

Westchester County Center hosts an evening dedicated to freestyle music with live performances by TKA, George Lamond, Judy Torres, Shannon, Cynthia, the Cover Girls, Betty D of Sweet Sensation, Coro, Soave, and DJ Whiteboy, plus additional performers. Sal Abbatiello and Speedy will host the event.

The Wonderwall brings the music of Oasis to Yonkers Brewing Co. for an evening focused on the band's songs.

A Halloween-themed screening at Alamo Drafthouse Yonkers presents The Wicked (2004) as a New York world premiere for one night only. Long regarded as a lost shot-on-video horror feature that never saw an official release, the film returns in a newly restored and re-edited Director’s Version assembled from the original master tapes. This marks the first public presentation of the movie as it was originally intended. The story unfolds in a United States where Satanism has been outlawed, following Grace, the queen of a hidden satanic order, as she confronts betrayal within her ranks while descendants of the Knights Templar wage a ruthless crusade to annihilate her coven. Special effects are by Vincent Guastini, whose credits include Dogma and Requiem for a Dream. The event features an introduction by the director and a limited selection of merchandise, including HARDCORE POISONED EYES, subject to availability. Not rated. Contains strong violence, disturbing imagery, nudity, strong language, and mature themes involving occult practices. Viewer discretion is advised and the program is intended for mature audiences. Tickets are offered exclusively through Eventbrite and are not sold directly by Alamo Drafthouse.

An evening of Mystique Elegance awaits at VIP Country Club, where a fundraising black tie gala blends sophisticated style with a subtle Halloween edge. Guests can embrace the themed dress code with a touch of mystery while enjoying a refined atmosphere. Live performances by Statement Band set the tone, followed by an after party led by DJ Ricky Genius. The program highlights the organization’s impact and how attendee support benefits the people it serves. Expect an elegant dining experience, meaningful connections, and a night centered on energy, generosity, and purpose. Ticket options include Early Bird at $200 available through Eventbrite, Regular at $250, and Child at $125 for guests under 12 years. All proceeds are a donation and are non refundable.

Get into a sunny state of mind at a salsa-inspired beach party where beach or tropical attire sets the scene. Dance to high-energy sets from El Gringo Latino, enjoy free admission, and make use of complimentary parking with an additional lot next to Enterprise. The bar features playful, summer-ready cocktails, including the Bikini Bellini with prosecco, peach schnapps, pineapple and cherry, the Coco-Crush with white and dark rum plus a touch of blue curacao, coconut and pineapple, the Island Breeze with tequila, passion fruit, orange and lime, and the Pink Flamingo with watermelon vodka, fruit purée, lemon and seltzer. For reservations, contact Audrey at 914-439-4532. Tables are set aside for guests who are ordering dinner.

One-way bus service to the NYC Marathon is available for $59.30, which reflects a $55 fare plus a $4.30 RunSignUp processing fee. Seats are filling fast. Riders can choose from three pick up options without declaring in advance: Westchester Road Runner in White Plains, the Doubletree Hotel in Tarrytown, and a Burger King in Yonkers. Please plan to arrive on time so the buses can depart promptly. Parking is allowed only at the Westchester Road Runner pick up; if leaving a car, use the Lyon Place parking garage behind the store for the day. Some people have opted for street parking, but there is no guarantee. Parking is not allowed at the Tarrytown or Yonkers pick ups and drop-off is required at those locations. Buses will drop riders as close to the start as allowed by NYRR and the NYPD, and arrival will be early enough for all start waves, including the first. Reservations are handled through RunSignUp.

Celebrate your love and make progress on wedding plans at a lively bridal expo featuring conversations with wedding professionals, live music, and plenty of photo-worthy moments at selfie stations and photo booths. Highlights include door prize giveaways, a chance to win a grand prize Sandals vacation, complimentary wedding bands for attendees, and a $200 gift card. Free tickets are available through the event website.

Meet the New York State and NYC concealed carry training requirement with an 18 hour program that blends 16 hours of instructor led classroom learning with 2 hours of live range instruction. It is intended for new pistol permit applicants and certain renewals, and it meets all state and city standards for both residents and nonresidents. The course is taught by New York State authorized instructors with NRA CCW and DCJS credentials. Enrollment is limited and seats are awarded on a first come, first served basis. Firearms and ammunition are provided, and participants should wear a sturdy belt and pants with belt loops. The class takes place over two sessions across two days. An optional add on is available to pursue a Utah nonresident permit recognized in 30 states for an additional $125.

At Play Group Theatre, an immersive courtroom experience places the audience in the jury box for a case centered on a fatal incident involving a driverless car. Hear testimony, weigh evidence, and vote at pivotal moments as questions of responsibility come into focus, including whether accountability lies with the programmer, the passenger, or the technology itself. Each choice can reveal new perspectives and influence how the case unfolds, so every performance can feel different. Blending theater with a real-time social experiment, this event invites careful reflection on fairness, truth, and how group judgment takes shape. Conversations often continue after the verdict as differing viewpoints surface. The presentation lasts about 60 minutes and is presented in English. It is for ages 12 and up, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue meets ADA accessibility standards. A phone is used to scan QR codes during interactive moments. Script, staging, and creative direction are by Agustina Videla and Pablo Destito.

Divorced Dad Rock brings a throwback set to Yonkers Brewing Co., a brewery and restaurant, celebrating the early 2000s rock anthems that became staples for a generation of dads. Expect high-energy covers from bands like 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. Everyone can get in on the nostalgia, no particular life status required. Tickets are $15.

The Library Jazz Band brings back its annual fall program, Dance, Dance, Dance, at Grinton I. Will Library. This concert highlights jazz as music in motion, with selections that fit a gentle blues sway as well as partner styles like swing, tango, and the waltz. The repertoire ranges from Count Basie to new arrangements of songs by Stevie Wonder and the Rolling Stones, showing the range and color a big band can offer. Founded in 2021 to help revive the big band tradition in the community and formally organized as a nonprofit in 2025, the ensemble is a 16-piece orchestra featuring five saxophones, four trombones, four trumpets, piano, bass, and drums. Its members include seasoned professionals alongside experienced amateurs, all focused on sharing vibrant live jazz with local audiences.