Screenings Under the Stars Drive In Movie.Tickets will go on sale on October 13 2021 at 2pm.Gates open at 5:30pm movie at dusk.For more information and to purchase tickets go to      https://showclix.com/event/screenings-2021

Screenings Under the Stars: Hocus Pocus (PG: 1993) registration and fee required.  For more information or to buy tickets  .

Masters races will be held on Saturday, Oct 23: – 10:30am: Men’s Senior Masters (50+) Four – 10:53am: Women’s Senior Masters (age 50+) Four   Youth races will be held on Sunday, Oct 24: – 12:43pm: Men’s Youth Eight   YouTube will be livestreaming all weekend, here.   More details about the regatta, here.

Learn how to harvest and process natural plant fibers into strong cordage. We'll hike to identify various dried plants that can be turned into cordage and then harvest dried dogbane plants and prepare it. Guest Presenter: Michael Gambino

NOT ON OCTOBER 9Participate in farm chores helping the staff and learning what it takes to be a farmer. For families with children age 8 and up. Six families of four per session 24 people maximum $20 per family of four.  Also: Oct. 16 23 and 30. 

Take a pre-Halloween hike with the park naturalist and village historian. Learn about the legend of Croton Point's Haunted Hollow and the mysterious vanishing Money Hill. Meet at Croton Point Park Nature Center for ages 6 and older wear sturdy shoes rain or shine registration not required. Meet at Croton Point Park Nature Center for ages 6 and older wear sturdy shoes rain or shine registration not required.

This outdoor exhibit features 21 sculptures by local artists Ilan Ashkenazi Michael Ballou Domenic Belli Wendy Klemperer Liza O’Connor Marcia Raff and Ron Spinazzola. The pieces are on display and for sale daily through Oct. 31. A presentation of Art in the Park. Maps are available in the visitors center. Free admission parking $5 with a Park Pass and $10 without a Park Pass until Sept. 6 and then only weekends from Sept. 7 through Oct. 31.

Veterans Museum Exhibit: Uncommon Valor USMC 1945.  Free and open Wednesday through Sunday.

Green Squad at Silver Lake Preserve. Pre-registration required.

View and buy local artwork in the Main House's first-floor gallery. October's featured artist is the Hudson River Potters. The gallery is open 12 p.m. through 4 p.m. on Saturdays and 10 a.m. through 4 p.m. on Sundays. 

Come to Lenoir and make your very own bird feeder to take home! We will collect pine cones and use peanut butter to coat the pine cone which will enable the birdseed to stick. Bring them home and watch the birds from the comfort of your home. This will be an outdoor program. 

The seasons are changing and winter is around the corner. Ever wonder how animals make it through the cold winter months? Through reading and activities together we will learn different ways animals have learned to survive geared toward younger ages.

Journey through the ecological world of a salt marsh, ending with hands-on observation of salt water creatures using a 25-foot long net. Please dress to get wet. Guest presenter: Scott Williamson

Bike jog ride walk or skate the parkway from the Westchester County Center in White Plains to Scarsdale Road in Yonkers. Bicycle Sundays have been a beloved Westchester tradition since 1974. More than 60 000 participants each year bike walk and jog a 13.1-mile loop of the Bronx River Parkway from White Plains to Yonkers. The parkway is open exclusively for bikes and pedestrians. Masks are required for all participants. Also: June 27 July 11 18 25 Aug. 1 8 15 22 29 Sept. 12 19 26 Oct. 3 17 24 31.

This outdoor exhibit features 21 sculptures by local artists Ilan Ashkenazi Michael Ballou Domenic Belli Wendy Klemperer Liza O’Connor Marcia Raff and Ron Spinazzola. The pieces are on display and for sale daily through Oct. 31. A presentation of Art in the Park. Maps are available in the visitors center. Free admission parking $5 with a Park Pass and $10 without a Park Pass until Sept. 6 and then only weekends from Sept. 7 through Oct. 31.

Local farmers offer a variety of produce and food goods from more than 20 local vendors every Sunday through October. COVID protocols will be in effect.

Visit the farmers market to get products from over 20 local vendors every Sunday through November 21. 

View and buy local artwork in the Main House's first-floor gallery. October's featured artist is the Hudson River Potters. The gallery is open  10 a.m. through 4 p.m. on Sundays and 12 p.m. through 4 p.m. on Saturdays. 

Veterans Museum Exhibit: Uncommon Valor USMC 1945.  Free and open Wednesday through Sunday.

This outdoor exhibit features 21 sculptures by local artists Ilan Ashkenazi Michael Ballou Domenic Belli Wendy Klemperer Liza O’Connor Marcia Raff and Ron Spinazzola. The pieces are on display and for sale daily through Oct. 31. A presentation of Art in the Park. Maps are available in the visitors center. Free admission parking $5 with a Park Pass and $10 without a Park Pass until Sept. 6 and then only weekends from Sept. 7 through Oct. 31.

Muscoot's Caregiver and Me pre-k aged children and caregivers the opportunity to learn about farming nature and the environment through crafts stories and walks. Five children and one caregiver (per child) per session. $20 per child. Pre-registration required. Also: 10/11 18 & 25. 

This outdoor exhibit features 21 sculptures by local artists Ilan Ashkenazi Michael Ballou Domenic Belli Wendy Klemperer Liza O’Connor Marcia Raff and Ron Spinazzola. The pieces are on display and for sale daily through Oct. 31. A presentation of Art in the Park. Maps are available in the visitors center. Free admission parking $5 with a Park Pass and $10 without a Park Pass until Sept. 6 and then only weekends from Sept. 7 through Oct. 31.

Muscoot's Farm Skills program offers pre-K-aged children and caregivers the opportunity to learn farm skills like making butter and candles exploring wool crafts and pressing flowers. Five children and one caregiver (per child) per session. $20 per child. Pre-registration required.  Also: 10/12 19 & 26.

Planting at Marshlands Conservancy. Pre-registration required.

REGISTER HERE TO RECEIVE EMAIL WITH ZOOM INFO: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/138333789087  2nd & 4th Tuesdays, 7:00 pm -- Join local birders and bird photographers on Zoom for an online gathering to share sightings and pictures, ask questions, and enjoy birding together. Stop by to listen and watch or join in!  To be emailed the Zoom connection info, register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/138333789087 The same Zoom link will work for all Bird Chats through August 2021

This outdoor exhibit features 21 sculptures by local artists Ilan Ashkenazi Michael Ballou Domenic Belli Wendy Klemperer Liza O’Connor Marcia Raff and Ron Spinazzola. The pieces are on display and for sale daily through Oct. 31. A presentation of Art in the Park. Maps are available in the visitors center. Free admission parking $5 with a Park Pass and $10 without a Park Pass until Sept. 6 and then only weekends from Sept. 7 through Oct. 31.

Veterans Museum Exhibit: Uncommon Valor USMC 1945.  Free and open Wednesday through Sunday.

Muscoot's Storytime program offers pre-K-aged children and their caregivers the opportunity to hear a story and take a walk around the farm. Five children and one caregiver (per child) per session. $20 per child. Preregistration required.  Also: 10/13 20 & 27.

This outdoor exhibit features 21 sculptures by local artists Ilan Ashkenazi Michael Ballou Domenic Belli Wendy Klemperer Liza O’Connor Marcia Raff and Ron Spinazzola. The pieces are on display and for sale daily through Oct. 31. A presentation of Art in the Park. Maps are available in the visitors center. Free admission parking $5 with a Park Pass and $10 without a Park Pass until Sept. 6 and then only weekends from Sept. 7 through Oct. 31.

Muscoot's Tot Chef program offers Pre-K-aged children and caregivers the opportunity to learn about cooking during these hands-on cooking classes. $20 per session. Pre-registration required 5 children and one caregiver (per child) per session.

Veterans Museum Exhibit: Uncommon Valor USMC 1945.  Free and open Wednesday through Sunday.

This outdoor exhibit features 21 sculptures by local artists Ilan Ashkenazi Michael Ballou Domenic Belli Wendy Klemperer Liza O’Connor Marcia Raff and Ron Spinazzola. The pieces are on display and for sale daily through Oct. 31. A presentation of Art in the Park. Maps are available in the visitors center. Free admission parking $5 with a Park Pass and $10 without a Park Pass until Sept. 6 and then only weekends from Sept. 7 through Oct. 31.

Veterans Museum Exhibit: Uncommon Valor USMC 1945.  Free and open Wednesday through Sunday.

Muscoot's Kidding Around program offers pre-K-aged children and their caregivers the opportunity to meet our animals and learn what it takes to keep them happy and healthy. Five children and one caregiver (per child) per session. $20 per child. Pre-registration required.

This is a 2-day, masters and youth regatta. Youth will race on Sunday. Masters can race either Saturday or Sunday, depending on the event. Regatta info can be found here.

NOT ON OCTOBER 9Participate in farm chores helping the staff and learning what it takes to be a farmer. For families with children age 8 and up. Six families of four per session 24 people maximum $20 per family of four.  Also: Oct. 16 23 and 30. 

This outdoor exhibit features 21 sculptures by local artists Ilan Ashkenazi Michael Ballou Domenic Belli Wendy Klemperer Liza O’Connor Marcia Raff and Ron Spinazzola. The pieces are on display and for sale daily through Oct. 31. A presentation of Art in the Park. Maps are available in the visitors center. Free admission parking $5 with a Park Pass and $10 without a Park Pass until Sept. 6 and then only weekends from Sept. 7 through Oct. 31.

Take a hike with the park naturalist and learn about Croton Point’s birds animals trees and plants as well as the Hudson River’s ecology history pre-history archaeology and geology. Guest experts may be in attendance. Meet at Croton Point Park Nature Center for ages 6 and older wear sturdy shoes rain or shine registration not required.

All participants receive a free t-shirt . Awards go to the top three men and woman in various age groups. Registration form will be available in the Fall 2021 Brochure in September! Location: Cortlandt Waterfront Park, Riverview Avenue & Broadway, Verplanck Date: Saturday, October 30 Time: 9:30 AM Start For more information, please contact jbucci@townofcortlandt.com or 914-734-1055

Halloween Cleanup at Croton Point Park. Pre-registration required.

Veterans Museum Exhibit: Uncommon Valor USMC 1945.  Free and open Wednesday through Sunday.

View and buy local artwork in the Main House's first-floor gallery. October's featured artist is the Hudson River Potters. The gallery is open 12 p.m. through 4 p.m. on Saturdays and 10 a.m. through 4 p.m. on Sundays. 

Come to Lenoir to celebrate Halloween by making a bat out of arts and crafts materials while learning how fascinating these creatures are and how good they are for our environment. 

Join us for a Halloween extravaganza! We will go on a candy scavenger hunt, make Halloween crafts and meet the nature center animals. Come in costumes! Please call to register by 10/22/21.

Join us as we walk around the conservancy exploring the nature of the forest!

Learn about the origins and explore the beauty of this grassy plant environment. Learn to make and take certain items out of this plant. Tools provided.Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.

Taconic Opera, now in its 24th season, will be celebrating the return of fully-orchestrated and staged opera with performances of a Puccini favorite: Manon Lescaut! Before Madame Butterfly and La Bohème, Manon Lescaut put Puccini on the map. This was his first ambitious work that astounded audiences with its beauty and enough melodic material for ten operas! It is the story of a women torn between love and money. Two matinee performances will be held on Saturday, October 30, 2021, at 3:30 pm, and Sunday, October 31, 2021, at 2:00 pm at the Yorktown Stage, 1974 Commerce St., Yorktown Heights. Maestro Jun Nakabayashi is delighted to provide the downbeat to a live orchestra for the enjoyment of a live audience! Supertitles above the stage make your enjoyment even greater. The General Director of the company, Dan Montez, says, “We feel so grateful to be bringing professional, live opera back to the public as we emerge from such a difficult period. The arts are such a vital part of our communities, and we have taken every step as an organization to bring our singing back safely for performers and audience alike.” COVID Precautions - All performers and crew will be fully vaccinated. In accordance with current CDC and local recommendations, audience members are required to be vaccinated and masked, and social distancing will be assured in seating. A wide range of ticket prices are available ($69-$15). Reductions offered for advance sales, seniors, students and groups of 5 or more. Reductions can be taken together. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit the company website at www.taconicopera.org or call the toll-free number: 855-88-OPERA.

Bring a blanket and watch a movie under the stars. Tonight's will be "The Mummy." $20 for a family of four. Pre-registration required.

Bike jog ride walk or skate the parkway from the Westchester County Center in White Plains to Scarsdale Road in Yonkers. Bicycle Sundays have been a beloved Westchester tradition since 1974. More than 60 000 participants each year bike walk and jog a 13.1-mile loop of the Bronx River Parkway from White Plains to Yonkers. The parkway is open exclusively for bikes and pedestrians. Masks are required for all participants. Also: June 27 July 11 18 25 Aug. 1 8 15 22 29 Sept. 12 19 26 Oct. 3 17 24 31.

This outdoor exhibit features 21 sculptures by local artists Ilan Ashkenazi Michael Ballou Domenic Belli Wendy Klemperer Liza O’Connor Marcia Raff and Ron Spinazzola. The pieces are on display and for sale daily through Oct. 31. A presentation of Art in the Park. Maps are available in the visitors center. Free admission parking $5 with a Park Pass and $10 without a Park Pass until Sept. 6 and then only weekends from Sept. 7 through Oct. 31.

Visit the farmers market to get products from over 20 local vendors every Sunday through November 21. 

View and buy local artwork in the Main House's first-floor gallery. October's featured artist is the Hudson River Potters. The gallery is open  10 a.m. through 4 p.m. on Sundays and 12 p.m. through 4 p.m. on Saturdays. 

Veterans Museum Exhibit: Uncommon Valor USMC 1945.  Free and open Wednesday through Sunday.

Can you tell the difference between a bobcat and a coyote just by looking at their skulls? Skulls can give you many clues about an animal’s adaptations to survive. Let’s look at some skulls together and then make your own sugar skull mask to take home. Feel free to wear your Halloween costume!

Taconic Opera, now in its 24th season, will be celebrating the return of fully-orchestrated and staged opera with performances of a Puccini favorite: Manon Lescaut! Before Madame Butterfly and La Bohème, Manon Lescaut put Puccini on the map. This was his first ambitious work that astounded audiences with its beauty and enough melodic material for ten operas! It is the story of a women torn between love and money. Two matinee performances will be held on Saturday, October 30, 2021, at 3:30 pm, and Sunday, October 31, 2021, at 2:00 pm at the Yorktown Stage, 1974 Commerce St., Yorktown Heights. Maestro Jun Nakabayashi is delighted to provide the downbeat to a live orchestra for the enjoyment of a live audience! Supertitles above the stage make your enjoyment even greater. The General Director of the company, Dan Montez, says, “We feel so grateful to be bringing professional, live opera back to the public as we emerge from such a difficult period. The arts are such a vital part of our communities, and we have taken every step as an organization to bring our singing back safely for performers and audience alike.” COVID Precautions - All performers and crew will be fully vaccinated. In accordance with current CDC and local recommendations, audience members are required to be vaccinated and masked, and social distancing will be assured in seating. A wide range of ticket prices are available ($69-$15). Reductions offered for advance sales, seniors, students and groups of 5 or more. Reductions can be taken together. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit the company website at www.taconicopera.org or call the toll-free number: 855-88-OPERA.

This outdoor exhibit features 21 sculptures by local artists Ilan Ashkenazi Michael Ballou Domenic Belli Wendy Klemperer Liza O’Connor Marcia Raff and Ron Spinazzola. The pieces are on display and for sale daily through Oct. 31. A presentation of Art in the Park. Maps are available in the visitors center. Free admission parking $5 with a Park Pass and $10 without a Park Pass until Sept. 6 and then only weekends from Sept. 7 through Oct. 31.

Muscoot's Caregiver and Me pre-K-aged children and caregivers the opportunity to learn about farming nature and the environment through crafts stories and walks. Five children and one caregiver (per child) per session. $20 per child pre-registration required.