Events in Yonkers today

Travel by bus to the New Amsterdam Theatre for the Broadway show Aladdin, with tickets and bus transportation provided. The cost is 250 per person, with a 150 deposit and the remaining balance due 30 days prior. Pickups are available in Salisbury, Seaford, and Camden. The plan is to arrive in New York City before the performance, offering a little time to browse nearby shops or grab a bite to eat. After the show, the bus departs for home, with one stop on the way up and one on the return.

A free recycling drop-off for Bergen County residents, presented by the Bergen County Utilities Authority, is part of a countywide 2026 series and will be held at Bergen Community College in Paramus. The event runs rain or shine. Attendees must present proof of county residency, and business or commercial waste will not be accepted. Shredding is available on-site and may end early once capacity is met.

A conference is set at Gibney Dance and includes classes with tickets available online. To purchase class access, visit the events page, select the event button, then scroll to the link to buy. There is also a one day sale on individual tickets.

Miss Jen returns for Saturday Storytime with a lively mix of stories and songs to start the weekend off right. Families can come to the library and enjoy the session together. Please register one child per spot.

The event offers casual Pokémon play where participants can learn the game, enjoy friendly battles, and trade cards in a welcoming setting. It is designed for newcomers and seasoned Trainers alike. It is open to every age group and ability level, and entry is free.

Open Streets on Amsterdam Avenue turns the thoroughfare into a friendly community scene with games, live music, food, drinks, and opportunities to get moving. Explore the International Makers Market, where locally owned small businesses present jewelry, textiles, handmade clothing, organic body care, home decor, independent art, and more. Connect with neighbors, discover new makers, and enjoy the open street energy. Presented with support from Columbus-Amsterdam BID, OnAirMkts LLC, and NYC DOT.

Elevated Succulents brings a fresh shipment of rare and unusual succulents to the Minthorne Summer Market Series, including colorful collector plants and eye catching driftwood creations. Find handmade driftwood pot arrangements, limited release plant arrivals, one of a kind gifts and home decor, and helpful tips for caring for your plants. The market offers indoor and outdoor shopping with local vendors and a lively community atmosphere. It is open to the public, and free parking is available. Support small businesses and discover new favorites from around Staten Island.

A relaxed community gathering centered on LGBTQ+ inclusive aquatic performing arts. Synchronized swimmers can share pieces without rules, judging, or scores, and works in progress are welcome alongside themed routines that incorporate longer deck segments and props. Performers from other water based styles are part of the mix too, including aqua Zumba, dance, water drag, mermaiding, Pink Flamingo style numbers, or any other creative water art. A pool with shallow and deep sections, plus a deck, will be available for staging and movement. An interest form is available for prospective performers, with one submission per team or group.

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.

Join Eataly’s Scuola Chef for a demonstration-style class featuring four refreshing no-cook Italian summer recipes. Watch step by step as the chef prepares dishes like bruschetta, prosciutto e melone, scallop crudo with caviar, and lemon granita. You’ll also get to enjoy the full menu paired with a glass of prosecco, and take home recipes so you can recreate everything at home.

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 friendly pick-up softball game takes place at Central Park’s North Meadow Field 2, with teams chosen on site and the format adjusted to match the number of players who arrive. All Pac-12 alumni and their guests are welcome, regardless of experience, and both men and women participate. New faces are encouraged, and wearing something that represents your school adds to the spirit of the day. RSVPs help estimate turnout, though walk-ups are common and friends are welcome too. If you do not have a glove, sharing is typical, and comfortable clothing is recommended. Watching from the sidelines is fine, and many spectators end up taking the field before long. Post-game refreshments are part of the tradition and offer a relaxed way to meet people in the city. Reminders and any weather-related updates are posted by the organizer or another Pac-12 player. Rainouts are possible, and if heavy rain occurs the day before, fields may be closed. For field status, call 212-628-1036 and follow the prompts 1, then 1, then 2. Questions can be shared on the event page or sent to ckesluk@gmail.com.

Bastid’s BBQ is back in New York for a full day of good music, good food, and good people. The event runs at The Seaport and includes live performances, with doors opening at 3:00 PM. This is an 18+ event.

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.

MAUM Market NYC is a curated day of discovery and community featuring Asian makers and friends. Browse one-of-a-kind ceramics, stationery, jewelry, home goods, and art, plus enjoy food and drink pop-ups. The event is free to attend, and it’s family- and pet-friendly, with well-behaved dogs welcome.

This annual gathering brings together 111th St. alumni and their friends and family.

Roll up your sleeves for a hands-on cooking class focused on Pasta Cacio e Pepe. A Scuola Chef will guide you through the process, starting with preparing the classic dish for you to taste, then moving into making the pasta and recipe from scratch. You’ll also enjoy an included menu with an antipasto, welcome Prosecco, and your pasta along with a wine pairing, and you’ll leave with what you create in class.

Get ready for a Saturday sunset booze cruise with NYC’s hottest DJs at Pier 36. The party heads out at 6:30 PM, with boarding starting at 6:00 PM and returning at 9:30 PM. Enjoy skyline views from the rooftop deck, dance to a mix of hip-hop, reggae, reggaeton, dembow, EDM, and house, and make use of the fully stocked bar onboard. There are also food options available for purchase, plus priority seating for bottle service (based on reservation details). Attendees must be 21+ with valid ID.

Machel Montano is bringing his high-energy blend of EDM, dancehall, and soca to Rumsey Playfield in Central Park for an evening show. Tickets are listed as on sale via See Tickets.

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.

Harlem Shark Bar comes alive as MILoCC brings back Queer Karaoke, pairing lively music with a welcoming sense of community. It is a celebration created by and for queer attendees, with opportunities to take the mic, cheer each performance, and enjoy a vibrant atmosphere together.

Catch D.L. Hughley for a live comedy show at City Winery New York City. The performance is scheduled for the evening.

Esperanza Spalding performs a set that moves from spirited serenades to sometimes chilling ballads. Her newest work reveals a deeply rooted classical jazz training, brought to life through the enduring art of improvisation.

Luh Tyler and 1900Rugrat are taking the stage at Gramercy Theatre for the Destined for Greatness tour. The show starts at 7:00 PM.

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.

An all-white party at NoMa Social celebrates cancer survivorship with Salsa Saturday flair in a free, celebratory night hosted by Audrey. Music by DJ El Gringo Latino sets the tone as survivors, supporters, and friends gather to honor those who have been diagnosed, have fought, or are still fighting. Cancer survivors can contact Audrey at (914) 439-4532 to have their name added to the cake. Tables are reserved for guests ordering dinner only, and reservation details are available by calling the same number.

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 The Sauce Boss for a high-energy live concert at The Bayou Restaurant, mixing blues, rock, and soul with the signature “hot sauce” theme. Expect great music, a lively atmosphere, and time to enjoy food and drinks during the show.

A Leo Blue and White celebration at the revamped Co-op City Grand Ballroom honors five decades of Edenwald Day and Old Timers' Day. David and Steve The Bear Sheppard lead the commemoration, with a special salute to Steve Sheppard’s Olympic gold that inspired the first Edenwald Day. DJ sets by three Tri-state standouts, DJ Juan Coon, DJ Reggie Wells, and DJ Hollywood, will power the party. The festivities also recognize birthdays for Leos, with Dave celebrating his 74th. Tickets and reserved tables are available.

Get ready for a night of Latin music on the water with Aventura Boat Party: Bachata & Latin Yacht Cruise. Board at Pier 78 and enjoy a multi-deck harbor ride with live DJs spinning Bachata, Reggaeton, and other Latin hits. The experience includes heated indoor spaces plus open-air decks, with views of the Manhattan skyline and passes by iconic landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and Brooklyn Bridge. A fully stocked bar is available onboard, and food can be purchased separately. This is an adults-only event for ages 21 and up with a physical ID.

William United Volleyball Club is hosting tryouts at BQE Fitness in Astoria for two competitive teams, U15 and U17. Players practice three times per week in Long Island City and Astoria and compete in GEVA and AAU tournaments. The club focuses on well-rounded development, helping athletes build skills, confidence, discipline, teamwork, and meaningful connections in a supportive community. To get ready, an intensive training program is available at Q501 Frank Sinatra School of the Arts in Astoria, with sessions for beginners, advanced athletes, and experienced club players. For more information or to register, contact Louise at (347) 456-4690.

Enjoy an upbeat, all-levels vinyasa flow with Heidi in the Upper West Side of Manhattan. Expect playful, mindful sequencing, a short meditation, and clear guidance that supports safe movement for every body. The practice focuses on easing stress while improving alignment, posture, and balance, and it builds strength and flexibility. Heidi offers practical tips to prevent injury and works with students to address individual needs, which can be especially helpful for tight hips, tense shoulders, or a sore back. Please arrive a little early and bring a yoga mat if you have one. The class is $20. For questions, email heidi@HeidisYogaForAll.com or send a DM.

Get ready for a full-on MAMMA MIA! themed brunch with a live show from Ellen’s World-Famous Singing Waitstaff. You’ll enjoy two hours of brunch fun with your choice of entrée, plus bottomless mimosas with the bottomless ticket option. There’s also a dress code that calls for sequins and groovy flares, and the brunch takes place in The Stardust Theater below Ellen’s Stardust Diner.

Cross County Center partners with ArtsWestchester to bring the ArtsMobile for complimentary, family friendly art classes. Children can take part in hands on sessions guided by a professional teaching artist, then leave with an artwork they created themselves.

Take a refreshing swim while enjoying music by the pool. There is no charge to participate, though standard admission and parking policies still apply. Open to Westchester County residents only. All activities depend on weather conditions, and the schedule may change.

A Yu-Gi-Oh! tournament that brings players together for head-to-head duels in a friendly, competitive setting.

Join a hands-on cooking class where the Scuola Chef guides you through making Limoncello Tiramisu from scratch. You will start by tasting what’s prepared in the class, then roll up your sleeves and create your own version to take home. The session includes a menu with an antipasto, welcome Prosecco, and the finished Limoncello Tiramisu. Seating is first-come, first-served, class length is about 1 hour with a possible 10 to 15 minute variation, and anyone consuming alcohol must be 21+ with valid government-issued ID.

WJOA is hosting a summertime brunch at Astoria Provisions. Capacity is limited, and RSVP is requested on Partiful.

This event features a screening of All the President’s Men (1976) at United Palace. Attendees can watch the film in a theater setting.

Experience live music with the Johnny Rain Band at Sands Point Preserve in the new outdoor gathering space in the woods behind Castle Gould, known as the Ice House. Curated by Homebrew Music, the sessions feature local artists in a cozy pond-side setting on select Sundays through spring and summer. The music is free with park admission, and parking is $15 per car. Settle into lounge furniture, explore the trails, and enjoy the atmosphere, weather permitting.

Radio City Music Hall presents an arena-scale concert experience of Les Misérables, featuring Killian Donnelly as Jean Valjean and Bradley Jaden as Javert. Ticket pricing includes fees before any applicable taxes, and casting may change without notice. Purchasing tickets signifies agreement to the health and safety policies in place at the time, which may be updated based on government or venue guidance. The performance may include immersive elements such as strobe or intense lighting, powerful sound, striking visual effects, and atmospheric smoke or fog, which could affect those with related sensitivities. Ticket access includes a public onsale as well as various advance opportunities, such as options for American Express and Chase cardholders, a fan presale, a venue presale, Verizon Access offerings, and Official Platinum options.

Gene DiNapoli brings an oldies set and more to Hawkins Park. Pack a chair, a blanket, and snacks, and enjoy a bit of summer fun.

Get ready for a Sunday sunset Latin dance party at Pier 15. Expect high-energy perreo with heavy reggaeton, Latin trap, and dembow, plus DJs playing reggaeton and classics like salsa, bachata, and merengue. Doors open at 5:00 PM, and the party runs into the late night with a full bar and food menu available. This is an 21+ event with proper ID required, taking place at Watermark Beach Club outdoors by the river near the Brooklyn Bridge.

D.L. Hughley takes the mic with razor sharp humor and candid insight, delivering punchy stand-up that lands with impact and feels authentic from start to finish. A legendary figure in comedy, he keeps it real with a straightforward set that favors raw laughs and unvarnished truth.

Catch Machel Montano live at Rumsey Playfield in Central Park. The show is scheduled for 6:00 PM local venue time.

D.L. Hughley is bringing his comedy show to City Winery New York City. The performance starts at 6:00 PM local time at the venue.

The Red Clay Strays take the stage at Madison Square Garden in New York for a live performance.

Channel your inner artist at this guided painting experience at Muse Paintbar - Tribeca. No prior art experience is needed, since the instructors walk you through the process step by step. You’ll create your own customized masterpiece to take home, making it a great plan for a date night, friends, or a group outing.

Pritish Narula brings a live comedy show to Jeanne Rimsky Theater in Port Washington, New York, mixing humor drawn from everyday life with keen observations. His distinctive storytelling takes the New York stage for an evening focused on laughs.

Head to Jeanne Rimsky Theater for an evening of stand-up comedy with Pritish Narula. The show features his sharp observations, relatable stories, Punjabi humor, and crowd-pleasing storytelling in a live, all-ages format. Doors open at 6:30 PM and the performance runs from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM. No refunds are offered.

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.

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.

An immersive summer dance intensive offers a well rounded curriculum that builds strength, flexibility, precision, and artistry across multiple styles. Training centers on technique, pointe for advanced ballet students, batterie, and barre au sol to deepen understanding of turnout, core engagement, and overall alignment. Participants also explore repertoire from classical and contemporary works, pas de deux, character dance, acrobatics, conditioning tailored for dancers, acting skills for performance, arts topics connected to dance, dance history, French ballet terminology, hip hop, Afro-Caribbean forms, and contemporary practice. Two program tracks are available, one for ages 9 to 15 and another for ages 15 to 22, with the possibility of audition based exceptions for talented students younger than 9. The intensive is designed to develop strong technique while nurturing a deeper appreciation of the art of dance.

Join a singer-songwriter showcase with Big City Folk, featuring their newest material and hosted by songsmith Niall Connolly. Expect a folksy evening of performances with featured artists, presented as part of the Big City Folk series.

Enjoy free, outdoor dance performances as part of the Battery Dance Festival at Robert F. Wagner Jr. Park. This longtime NYC festival features multiple days of programming, with performances running throughout the week in a public park setting.

Keep moving with a friendly indoor walking program at The Westchester in White Plains. Walkers choose their own pace on carpeted or tile floors, enjoy a weatherproof route, and often share stories with a welcoming group that has grown into a small community. New and returning participants can sign up or check in at the Parks table next to the horse fountain on retail level 2, located between Crate & Barrel and Urban Outfitters, during the program. Admission is free for registered members, and complimentary parking is available for registered participants with check in required at the Parks table each visit. For more information, call (914) 231-4539.

Dive into hands-on engineering through a series of playful, problem-solving activities. Tackle towers, bridges, and inventive creations while learning how engineers approach challenges and turn ideas into reality. Ideal for girls who are curious about building, experimenting, and exploring.

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.

Turn ideas into tangible objects with DreamLab's 3D printers in an introductory session that covers the essentials of 3D design and explains how the machines operate. Participants explore innovation, engineering, and technology while developing a customized project from concept to creation. This is a welcoming starting point for working with one of DreamLab's go to maker tools.

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.

Teens can visit the library to pick up a new take home craft kit. Kits are available inside and do not require registration or reservations. Supplies are limited and distributed in order of arrival, with a limit of one kit per person. Share your finished project on Facebook or Instagram at @bogotalibrarynj.

Friends of Dorothy is a monthly, in-person LGBTQ+ book club for adult readers, focused on community and connection through literature. This session features a discussion of Giovanni's Room by James Baldwin. All are welcome as long as everyone respects other members, the authors and their stories, and the shared space. ASL interpretation and real-time captioning are available upon request.

Country line dancing arrives on The Green with Westchester instructor Adam Cherko, also known as The Cowboy that Closes. This upbeat class welcomes everyone, whether you are stepping onto the dance floor for the first time or already comfortable with the basics. The opening hour focuses on beginner instruction with simple patterns and foundational technique, then the following hour introduces more complex routines for those with some experience. Expect to practice classic steps including grapevines, pivots, and rocking chairs in a lively, friendly setting. Bring your boots, enjoy the music, and feel free to stay and dance the whole way through.

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.

Catch Monty Alexander for an evening of jazz at Birdland Jazz Club in New York. The show is listed to start at 7:00 PM.

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, with the newest issues available for purchase as soon as the doors open. Fans can find the latest titles and continue ongoing stories right when the weekly shipment hits the shelves.

Unwind and get creative while building with LEGO bricks. Please register each child who will participate.

Gather the whole crew for lighthearted rivalry and all-out fun featuring board games, team-based challenges, party-style games, and hands-on activities for every age. From sharp strategists to casual players, Family Game Night offers a friendly setting to connect, compete, and create lasting memories together.

Join Strive Networking for a multi-vertical Tech and Business Networking event at Continental! This is an in-person mixer for both tenured professionals and newcomers, with a 21+ audience. You will have the chance to meet people across tech and business including consultants, analysts, bankers, software engineers, entrepreneurs, and more, plus professionals from fields like arts, finance, real estate, and healthcare. The event includes check-in space and name tags, and guests are encouraged to bring business cards and use business casual attire.

Save Ferris and Midnight Foolishness are performing at Sony Hall. The show is scheduled for 8:00 PM local venue time.

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.

Spend five nights at sea with AWG, building meaningful connections while cruising to Bermuda's turquoise waters and pink sand beaches. The experience focuses on community and shared moments throughout the journey to the islands of Bermuda.

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.

Curious about what makes people press play? This studio-style workshop offers hands-on practice with photography, video creation, personal branding, and social media strategy through creative challenges. Experiment with DreamLab media equipment, create your own content, and see how influencers blend creativity and storytelling to connect with their audiences.

Guests can take the stage for favorite songs or sit back and enjoy the show at this karaoke night, with good food, lively music, and a relaxed atmosphere. It is welcoming to both seasoned singers and first-timers, making it easy to turn a casual outing with friends into a fun sing-along.

Join an artist talk featuring Selena Kimball and Ann Messner, where they discuss their work and the themes behind the “At the Edge” exhibition. The conversation will be guided by Director Lisa Panzera.

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.

K-LOVE Live in New York is a two-night event at Beacon Theatre. Night 1 is sold out and features music from Phil Wickham, Elevation Rhythm, and Terrian, including What an Awesome God, Washed, and Big God.

Kick things off with a casual happy hour at Grand Central, then team up for a murder mystery scavenger hunt. No experience is needed. On arrival, participants without a team are grouped, and many people attend solo. Each team receives a set of clues and has 75 minutes to investigate what happened to Mary within the station. Earn points as you solve challenges, and the team with the highest score wins. There is time to socialize before and after the hunt, with a chance to share stories from the search. The storyline follows Mary, a well-known presence in New York’s social scene whose life ended at Grand Central, and participants help piece together the case while exploring the landmark from fresh perspectives. If you have taken part in previous Grand Central hunts, this edition offers a completely new experience.

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.

Phil Wickham, Elevation Rhythm, and Terrian come together for K-LOVE Live in New York at Beacon Theatre. Ticket prices include fees before any applicable taxes. The lineup may change. Purchasing tickets indicates agreement to the health and safety measures in place at the time of the event, and these may be updated to align with government guidance and venue protocols. The production may feature immersive effects such as strobe or other intense lighting, strong sound, visual effects, and smoke or fog, which could affect guests with related sensitivities. For the most current venue policies and event details, refer to official Beacon Theatre information sources.

Catch a hip hop night at Webster Hall featuring Molly Santana and North West. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the show starting at 7:30 PM.

Join Yacht Rock Revue for a live night of classic yacht rock hits and feel-good grooves. The show takes place at The Rooftop at Pier 17, with the performance scheduled for the evening.