Mad Science is a leading science enrichment provider. They deliver unique experiences for children through innovative programs that are as entertaining as they are educational! For children in grade 1 and up. Program will run about 45 minutes to an hour. Masks will be required for all in attendance. We will be utilizing the Constance Dyckman Community Room and keeping the doors open to our balcony to provide extra air circulation. Children will remain seated at a minimum of 6 feet apart for the duration of the event. *Space is limited.* Registration required for one or all sessions. PLEASE NOTE: Each session has an individual registration. Contact us immediately if you are unable to attend after you've registered. *This program is made possible by a grant from Con Edison.     Register for the August 6 session here. Register for the August 13 session here. Register for the August 20 session here. Register for the August 27 session here. Information about Mad Science's COVID-19 protocols can be found here.

Dream Night Talent Search is a premiere opportunity for emerging artists( singers singer-songwriters musicians) to showcase their unique skills for the chance to win $1 000 dollars a huge amount of exposure a front of the line pass audition to America’s Got Talent OR/AND to NBCs Little Big Shots Senior Big Shots THE VOICE AMERICAN IDOL AND extensive publicity and so much more. www.dreamnighttalentsearch There are three age categories* * 9 to 17 years old * 18 to 29 years old * 30 years old and over The winner from each age category will receive a $500 cash prize with the overall winner receiving an additional $500 AND even a chance to audition for producers of The above tv shows! Overall winner also receives professional video of his or her live performance and extensive online and offline media coverage. There will be many other prizes donated by participating sponsors. Our main focus is on 2 full days of mentoring by our industry judges. www.dreamnighttalentsearch.com/sponsors Contest is open to all singers solo track acoustic with instrument or with bands... All genres are welcome. There are 2 phases to the competition. * Depending on the number of contestants and their ages the categories are subject to change. Rules: * ONLINE PHASE You must register at www.dreamnighttalentsearch.com/register and click on texas or at www.TalentWatch.net/texas to enter the contest. You may enter 1 or 2 music video(s) and a personal video. Acceptable music videos include simple raw footage of artist performing or more elaborate music videos. We STRONGLY RECOMMEND at least one of the videos showcasing a live performance. In addition every music artist must upload a personal video to give fans and industry professionals a better perspective of the artist behind the music. Music fans and industry professionals select the top 60 rated artists. The sooner you get your videos up there the sooner our industry professionals get to see you. There is no cost to register. There is a $5 enrollment fee which will be donated to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Click on Register upload videos wait for acceptance email then click on enroll in Texas. * LIVE COMPETITION PHASE (August 14-15 2 mandatory days) Day 1- The top rated artists (from the online phase or selection) will audition at the venue singing one or 2 songs. Industry professionals will also be mentoring each artist. Friday August 14 12PM-5PM Day 2-Saturday August 15 session is 12-4pm auditions and mentoring then in front of live audience concert if you make it through 7-10pm. Industry professionals announce the top music artists for each of the three age categories. The 20(approx.) chosen artists will perform in front of judges and a live audience at the Paramount Hudson Valley Theatre. Each artist must be prepared to sing three additional songs. Tickets will go on sale soon. website is www.dreamnighttalentsearch.com and https://www.facebook.com/pages/Dream-Night-Talent-Search/1481812688724485 and don't forget to like this page and follow us @dreamnightts on twitter and instagram https://www.facebook.com/events/2847703748645336/?acontext=%7B%22ref%22%3A51%2C%22source%22%3A5%2C%22action_history%22%3A[%7B%22surface%22%3A%22page%22%2C%22mechanism%22%3A%22main_list%22%2C%22extra_data%22%3A%22%5C%22[]%5C%22%22%7D]%2C%22has_source%22%3Atrue%7D

Tickets go on sale at 2 p.m. on July 20.    The movie is a ticketed-admission events with purchase available by online pre-sale only.Get tickets at wcparks.ticketleap.com/drivein. Tickets are $20 per car and there’s a 125-car limit due to capacity and distancing protocols."Wonder Park" tells the story of an amusement park where the imagination of a wildly creative girl named June comes alive.Moviegoers will be asked to maintain a six-foot distance from others when exiting their vehicles and to wear a mask at all times when outside their vehicles. No gatherings will be permitted. Exiting your vehicle will be permitted when using the restrooms while sitting in your lawn chairs which must be placed up against the front or back of your vehicle or while sitting in the bed of your pickup truck. Restrooms will be serviced routinely and hand sanitizer will be available.

Dream Night Talent Search is a premiere opportunity for emerging artists( singers singer-songwriters musicians) to showcase their unique skills for the chance to win $1 000 dollars a huge amount of exposure a front of the line pass audition to America’s Got Talent OR/AND to NBCs Little Big Shots Senior Big Shots THE VOICE AMERICAN IDOL AND extensive publicity and so much more. www.dreamnighttalentsearch There are three age categories* * 9 to 17 years old * 18 to 29 years old * 30 years old and over The winner from each age category will receive a $500 cash prize with the overall winner receiving an additional $500 AND even a chance to audition for producers of The above tv shows! Overall winner also receives professional video of his or her live performance and extensive online and offline media coverage. There will be many other prizes donated by participating sponsors. Our main focus is on 2 full days of mentoring by our industry judges. www.dreamnighttalentsearch.com/sponsors Contest is open to all singers solo track acoustic with instrument or with bands... All genres are welcome. There are 2 phases to the competition. * Depending on the number of contestants and their ages the categories are subject to change. Rules: * ONLINE PHASE You must register at www.dreamnighttalentsearch.com/register and click on texas or at www.TalentWatch.net/texas to enter the contest. You may enter 1 or 2 music video(s) and a personal video. Acceptable music videos include simple raw footage of artist performing or more elaborate music videos. We STRONGLY RECOMMEND at least one of the videos showcasing a live performance. In addition every music artist must upload a personal video to give fans and industry professionals a better perspective of the artist behind the music. Music fans and industry professionals select the top 60 rated artists. The sooner you get your videos up there the sooner our industry professionals get to see you. There is no cost to register. There is a $5 enrollment fee which will be donated to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Click on Register upload videos wait for acceptance email then click on enroll in Texas. * LIVE COMPETITION PHASE (August 14-15 2 mandatory days) Day 1- The top rated artists (from the online phase or selection) will audition at the venue singing one or 2 songs. Industry professionals will also be mentoring each artist. Friday August 14 12PM-5PM Day 2-Saturday August 15 session is 12-4pm auditions and mentoring then in front of live audience concert if you make it through 7-10pm. Industry professionals announce the top music artists for each of the three age categories. The 20(approx.) chosen artists will perform in front of judges and a live audience at the Paramount Hudson Valley Theatre. Each artist must be prepared to sing three additional songs. Tickets will go on sale soon. website is www.dreamnighttalentsearch.com and https://www.facebook.com/pages/Dream-Night-Talent-Search/1481812688724485 and don't forget to like this page and follow us @dreamnightts on twitter and instagram https://www.facebook.com/events/2847703748645336/?acontext=%7B%22ref%22%3A51%2C%22source%22%3A5%2C%22action_history%22%3A[%7B%22surface%22%3A%22page%22%2C%22mechanism%22%3A%22main_list%22%2C%22extra_data%22%3A%22%5C%22[]%5C%22%22%7D]%2C%22has_source%22%3Atrue%7D

Dream Night Talent Search is a premiere opportunity for emerging artists( singers singer-songwriters musicians) to showcase their unique skills for the chance to win $1 000 dollars a huge amount of exposure a front of the line pass audition to America’s Got Talent OR/AND to NBCs Little Big Shots Senior Big Shots THE VOICE AMERICAN IDOL AND extensive publicity and so much more. www.dreamnighttalentsearch There are three age categories* * 9 to 17 years old * 18 to 29 years old * 30 years old and over The winner from each age category will receive a $500 cash prize with the overall winner receiving an additional $500 AND even a chance to audition for producers of The above tv shows! Overall winner also receives professional video of his or her live performance and extensive online and offline media coverage. There will be many other prizes donated by participating sponsors. Our main focus is on 2 full days of mentoring by our industry judges. www.dreamnighttalentsearch.com/sponsors Contest is open to all singers solo track acoustic with instrument or with bands... All genres are welcome. There are 2 phases to the competition. * Depending on the number of contestants and their ages the categories are subject to change. Rules: * ONLINE PHASE You must register at www.dreamnighttalentsearch.com/register and click on texas or at www.TalentWatch.net/texas to enter the contest. You may enter 1 or 2 music video(s) and a personal video. Acceptable music videos include simple raw footage of artist performing or more elaborate music videos. We STRONGLY RECOMMEND at least one of the videos showcasing a live performance. In addition every music artist must upload a personal video to give fans and industry professionals a better perspective of the artist behind the music. Music fans and industry professionals select the top 60 rated artists. The sooner you get your videos up there the sooner our industry professionals get to see you. There is no cost to register. There is a $5 enrollment fee which will be donated to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Click on Register upload videos wait for acceptance email then click on enroll in Texas. * LIVE COMPETITION PHASE (August 14-15 2 mandatory days) Day 1- The top rated artists (from the online phase or selection) will audition at the venue singing one or 2 songs. Industry professionals will also be mentoring each artist. Friday August 14 12PM-5PM Day 2-Saturday August 15 session is 12-4pm auditions and mentoring then in front of live audience concert if you make it through 7-10pm. Industry professionals announce the top music artists for each of the three age categories. The 20(approx.) chosen artists will perform in front of judges and a live audience at the Paramount Hudson Valley Theatre. Each artist must be prepared to sing three additional songs. Tickets will go on sale soon. website is www.dreamnighttalentsearch.com and https://www.facebook.com/pages/Dream-Night-Talent-Search/1481812688724485 and don't forget to like this page and follow us @dreamnightts on twitter and instagram https://www.facebook.com/events/2847703748645336/?acontext=%7B%22ref%22%3A51%2C%22source%22%3A5%2C%22action_history%22%3A[%7B%22surface%22%3A%22page%22%2C%22mechanism%22%3A%22main_list%22%2C%22extra_data%22%3A%22%5C%22[]%5C%22%22%7D]%2C%22has_source%22%3Atrue%7D

Bicyclists skaters joggers and walkers take over several miles of the Bronx River Parkway. The course begins at The County Center in White Plains and continues south to Scarsdale Road in Yonkers. There are numerous points of entry and exit along the route.  Through Sept. 13.Free and open to the public.Particpants should wear a mask or face covering where social distancing can't be maintained. 

  Bring a blanket or a chair and join us on the lawn for a program featuring Teatown’s animal ambassadors.For families. Please review, print, and sign the waiver located here before attending programs. Program attendees without a signed waiver will be asked to sign one before participating.Pre-registration is required. Online registration available noon the day before a program.Families are required to wear face masks, and to practice physical distancing from other families during the program. Please scroll to the bottom of this page to review our full list of Summer Program COVID policies.Meets on the lawn behind Teatown’s Visitor Center.  RegisterSummer Teatown Covid PoliciesThe following precautions are being adopted by Teatown to ensure safety for public program participants and staff: Program participants registering for in-program series must print and sign this waiver before attending programs. Participants will not be admitted to programs without a signed waiver, and will be asked to sign one if they do not bring one.Program participants will be required to undergo a temperature check each day before being admitted to a programIf a participant or any member of a participant’s household has any COVID-19 symptoms or tests positive for COVID-19 they must inform Teatown and remain home.All participants must wear face masks and observe physical distancing protocols – 6 ft apart as much is reasonably possible during activities.Program numbers are set to coincide with NYS DOH Reopening Phase 4 group limits.All shared program material will be sanitized after use in Teatown’s UV-C closet.All programs are outdoors. The Carriage House restrooms and Cliffdale Education Building restrooms will be available for program participantsThe Carriage House and Cliffdale Education Center are sanitized daily per CDC recommendations, or as needed between programs.Individual kits of craft supplies will be distributed at the first program of the series for those enrolled in Mother-Daughter Nature Club, Wilderness Explorers, and Earth Stewards. These kits will be collected at the end of each program time and is for the expressed use of the individual whose name is on the kit. Sharing of individual program supplies is discouraged.No refunds will be issued for any programs. Credits for future programs will be issued for health-related reasons only.Programs will not take place in heavy rain or thunderstorms. Please check the weather before you step out! 

Join Elissa Schilmeister at Cliffdale Farm for morning explorations of field and forest.  August is the time of singing cicadas, monarchs on milkweed, cool forest retreats and the fullness of late summer.Program Dates August 17, 18, 199:30am-12:00pm Pricing and details Members: $40/one day OR $110/three daysNon-members: $55/one day OR $150/three days For children ages 8–12. Limited to 8 children/group. Please review, print, and sign the waiver located here before attending programs. Program attendees without a signed waiver will be asked to sign one before participating.Families are required to wear face masks, and to practice physical distancing from other families during the program. Scroll down to see all of Teatown’s COVID policies.Meets outdoors at Cliffdale Farm.Programs require pre-registration. Online registration available until noon on August 16.    REGISTERTeatown Summer Program COVID PoliciesThe following precautions are being adopted by Teatown to ensure safety for public program participants and staff: Program participants registering for in-program series must print and sign this waiver before attending programs. Participants will not be admitted to programs without a signed waiver, and will be asked to sign one if they do not bring one.Program participants will be required to undergo a temperature check each day before being admitted to a programIf a participant or any member of a participant’s household has any COVID-19 symptoms or tests positive for COVID-19 they must inform Teatown and remain home.All participants must wear face masks and observe physical distancing protocols – 6 ft apart as much is reasonably possible during activities.Program numbers are set to coincide with NYS DOH Reopening Phase 4 group limits.All shared program material will be sanitized after use in Teatown’s UV-C closet.All programs are outdoors. The Carriage House restrooms and Cliffdale Education Building restrooms will be available for program participantsThe Carriage House and Cliffdale Education Center are sanitized daily per CDC recommendations, or as needed between programs.Individual kits of craft supplies will be distributed at the first program of the series for those enrolled in Mother-Daughter Nature Club, Wilderness Explorers, and Earth Stewards. These kits will be collected at the end of each program time and is for the expressed use of the individual whose name is on the kit. Sharing of individual program supplies is discouraged.No refunds will be issued for any programs. Credits for future programs will be issued for health-related reasons only.Programs will not take place in heavy rain or thunderstorms. Please check the weather before you step out!  

Investigate the plants and animals in three different habitats in this series for the adventurous explorer – pond, stream and field.  Nets set. Ready, go!Program Dates August 10, 17, 24 (10:00am-11:30am) Pricing and details Members: $60Non-members: $75 For children ages 5–7 with caregiver. Limited to 8 children/group. Please review, print, and sign the waiver located here before attending programs. Program attendees without a signed waiver will be asked to sign one before participating.Families are required to wear face masks, and to practice physical distancing from other families during the program. Scroll down to see all of Teatown’s COVID policies.Meets outdoors at the Owl’s Nest (The Owl’s Nest is located next to the large owl mural behind Teatown’s Visitor Center)Programs require pre-registration. Online registration available until noon on August 9.REGISTERTeatown Summer Program COVID PoliciesThe following precautions are being adopted by Teatown to ensure safety for public program participants and staff: Program participants registering for in-program series must print and sign this waiver before attending programs. Participants will not be admitted to programs without a signed waiver, and will be asked to sign one if they do not bring one.Program participants will be required to undergo a temperature check each day before being admitted to a programIf a participant or any member of a participant’s household has any COVID-19 symptoms or tests positive for COVID-19 they must inform Teatown and remain home.All participants must wear face masks and observe physical distancing protocols – 6 ft apart as much is reasonably possible during activities.Program numbers are set to coincide with NYS DOH Reopening Phase 4 group limits.All shared program material will be sanitized after use in Teatown’s UV-C closet.All programs are outdoors. The Carriage House restrooms and Cliffdale Education Building restrooms will be available for program participantsThe Carriage House and Cliffdale Education Center are sanitized daily per CDC recommendations, or as needed between programs.Individual kits of craft supplies will be distributed at the first program of the series for those enrolled in Mother-Daughter Nature Club, Wilderness Explorers, and Earth Stewards. These kits will be collected at the end of each program time and is for the expressed use of the individual whose name is on the kit. Sharing of individual program supplies is discouraged.No refunds will be issued for any programs. Credits for future programs will be issued for health-related reasons only.Programs will not take place in heavy rain or thunderstorms. Please check the weather before you step out!   

Join us (apart) to celebrate your imagination as it is inspired by illustrators and authors and brought to life through a screen with Shari Munitz. We'll celebrate fairy tales, folklore, and find your story and artistic voice in this enthusiastic program that will allow you to work at your own pace in your own space. We will create crafts and more in this imaginatively inspired “together” time. We’ll give you a list of some basic supplies to gather around the house and will have other supplies prepared for you to pick up at the library. A librarian will get in contact with you to schedule a curbside pick-up of materials, as well as provide a Zoom address before the program. For children in kindergarten through fourth grade (this past year). Each session has an individual registration - come for one (or more)! Register for the August 3 session here. Register for the August 10 session here. Register for the August 17 session here. Register for the August 24 session here.

Join Elissa Schilmeister at Cliffdale Farm for morning explorations of field and forest.  August is the time of singing cicadas, monarchs on milkweed, cool forest retreats and the fullness of late summer.Program Dates August 17, 18, 199:30am-12:00pm Pricing and details Members: $40/one day OR $110/three daysNon-members: $55/one day OR $150/three days For children ages 8–12. Limited to 8 children/group. Please review, print, and sign the waiver located here before attending programs. Program attendees without a signed waiver will be asked to sign one before participating.Families are required to wear face masks, and to practice physical distancing from other families during the program. Scroll down to see all of Teatown’s COVID policies.Meets outdoors at Cliffdale Farm.Programs require pre-registration. Online registration available until noon on August 16.    REGISTERTeatown Summer Program COVID PoliciesThe following precautions are being adopted by Teatown to ensure safety for public program participants and staff: Program participants registering for in-program series must print and sign this waiver before attending programs. Participants will not be admitted to programs without a signed waiver, and will be asked to sign one if they do not bring one.Program participants will be required to undergo a temperature check each day before being admitted to a programIf a participant or any member of a participant’s household has any COVID-19 symptoms or tests positive for COVID-19 they must inform Teatown and remain home.All participants must wear face masks and observe physical distancing protocols – 6 ft apart as much is reasonably possible during activities.Program numbers are set to coincide with NYS DOH Reopening Phase 4 group limits.All shared program material will be sanitized after use in Teatown’s UV-C closet.All programs are outdoors. The Carriage House restrooms and Cliffdale Education Building restrooms will be available for program participantsThe Carriage House and Cliffdale Education Center are sanitized daily per CDC recommendations, or as needed between programs.Individual kits of craft supplies will be distributed at the first program of the series for those enrolled in Mother-Daughter Nature Club, Wilderness Explorers, and Earth Stewards. These kits will be collected at the end of each program time and is for the expressed use of the individual whose name is on the kit. Sharing of individual program supplies is discouraged.No refunds will be issued for any programs. Credits for future programs will be issued for health-related reasons only.Programs will not take place in heavy rain or thunderstorms. Please check the weather before you step out!  

Let’s get hands and minds to work in this STEAM inspired program! Each session will focus on building in nature in creative ways. Using imagination and natural materials as our guides, we will explore and build animal shelters, beaver dams, and whimsical fairy homes.Program Dates August 11, 18, 25 (10:00am-11:30am) Pricing and details Members: $60Non-members: $75 For children ages 4 – 6 with caregiver. Limited to 8 children/group. Please review, print, and sign the waiver located here before attending programs. Program attendees without a signed waiver will be asked to sign one before participating.Families are required to wear face masks, and to practice physical distancing from other families during the program. Scroll down to see all of Teatown’s COVID policies.Meets outdoors at the Owl’s Nest (The Owl’s Nest is located next to the large owl mural behind Teatown’s Visitor Center)Programs require pre-registration. Online registration available until noon on August 10.        REGISTERTeatown Summer Program COVID PoliciesThe following precautions are being adopted by Teatown to ensure safety for public program participants and staff: Program participants registering for in-program series must print and sign this waiver before attending programs. Participants will not be admitted to programs without a signed waiver, and will be asked to sign one if they do not bring one.Program participants will be required to undergo a temperature check each day before being admitted to a programIf a participant or any member of a participant’s household has any COVID-19 symptoms or tests positive for COVID-19 they must inform Teatown and remain home.All participants must wear face masks and observe physical distancing protocols – 6 ft apart as much is reasonably possible during activities.Program numbers are set to coincide with NYS DOH Reopening Phase 4 group limits.All shared program material will be sanitized after use in Teatown’s UV-C closet.All programs are outdoors. The Carriage House restrooms and Cliffdale Education Building restrooms will be available for program participantsThe Carriage House and Cliffdale Education Center are sanitized daily per CDC recommendations, or as needed between programs.Individual kits of craft supplies will be distributed at the first program of the series for those enrolled in Mother-Daughter Nature Club, Wilderness Explorers, and Earth Stewards. These kits will be collected at the end of each program time and is for the expressed use of the individual whose name is on the kit. Sharing of individual program supplies is discouraged.No refunds will be issued for any programs. Credits for future programs will be issued for health-related reasons only.Programs will not take place in heavy rain or thunderstorms. Please check the weather before you step out! 

Live guitar, starting with kids classics and American folk songs, then moving on to The Beatles, Chuck Berry and other rock favorites. Children and caregivers alike - get ready to dance and sing with Amy Hersh! Bring your blanket and join in on the fun on the library lawn. Hula hoops will be used as visual cues for children to stay socially distant. Masks will be required for everyone age 2 and above. Please call the library (or check our social media pages) in case of cancellation due to inclement weather. For ages birth to Kindergarten. Registration is required. Space is limited to the first 10 participants. *Please note: Entry into the library is by appointment only. Participants of this program will not be able to access inside unless they make an appointment prior. Please follow the sidewalks on the sides of the building to the library's front lawn. Register for the August 4 session here.  Register for the August 11 session here. Register for the August 18 session here. Register for the August 25 session here.

  Join Leon Shernoff, respected mycologist and the editor of Mushroom, The Journal of Wild Mushrooming, as he returns to Teatown via Zoom to share his expertise in this two-part series. Learn the basics of fungi morphology, how to identify common mushrooms of the season, and the role fungi play in our ecosystem. If you have never walked with Leon on Teatown’s trails, this series will give you plenty of information to begin mushrooming on your own.Dates: August 11 – Fungus Morphology & Ecosystem ConnectionsAugust 18 – Identification of Common Mushrooms in the Northeast For adults. Program to take place over Zoom. Participants will receive the access code via email the day before the program. Pre-registration is required.    Register

Join Elissa Schilmeister at Cliffdale Farm for morning explorations of field and forest.  August is the time of singing cicadas, monarchs on milkweed, cool forest retreats and the fullness of late summer.Program Dates August 17, 18, 199:30am-12:00pm Pricing and details Members: $40/one day OR $110/three daysNon-members: $55/one day OR $150/three days For children ages 8–12. Limited to 8 children/group. Please review, print, and sign the waiver located here before attending programs. Program attendees without a signed waiver will be asked to sign one before participating.Families are required to wear face masks, and to practice physical distancing from other families during the program. Scroll down to see all of Teatown’s COVID policies.Meets outdoors at Cliffdale Farm.Programs require pre-registration. Online registration available until noon on August 16.    REGISTERTeatown Summer Program COVID PoliciesThe following precautions are being adopted by Teatown to ensure safety for public program participants and staff: Program participants registering for in-program series must print and sign this waiver before attending programs. Participants will not be admitted to programs without a signed waiver, and will be asked to sign one if they do not bring one.Program participants will be required to undergo a temperature check each day before being admitted to a programIf a participant or any member of a participant’s household has any COVID-19 symptoms or tests positive for COVID-19 they must inform Teatown and remain home.All participants must wear face masks and observe physical distancing protocols – 6 ft apart as much is reasonably possible during activities.Program numbers are set to coincide with NYS DOH Reopening Phase 4 group limits.All shared program material will be sanitized after use in Teatown’s UV-C closet.All programs are outdoors. The Carriage House restrooms and Cliffdale Education Building restrooms will be available for program participantsThe Carriage House and Cliffdale Education Center are sanitized daily per CDC recommendations, or as needed between programs.Individual kits of craft supplies will be distributed at the first program of the series for those enrolled in Mother-Daughter Nature Club, Wilderness Explorers, and Earth Stewards. These kits will be collected at the end of each program time and is for the expressed use of the individual whose name is on the kit. Sharing of individual program supplies is discouraged.No refunds will be issued for any programs. Credits for future programs will be issued for health-related reasons only.Programs will not take place in heavy rain or thunderstorms. Please check the weather before you step out!  

The youngest nature lovers use their senses to explore the natural world in these weekly classes featuring visits with Teatown’s animal ambassadors, crafts, stories and short hikes.Program Dates August 5, 12, 19 (10:00am-11:15am) Pricing and details Members: $55Non-members: $65 For children ages 3 – 5 with caregiver. Limited to 8 children/group. Please review, print, and sign the waiver located here before attending programs. Program attendees without a signed waiver will be asked to sign one before participating.Families are required to wear face masks, and to practice physical distancing from other families during the program. Scroll down to see all of Teatown’s COVID policies.Meets outdoors at the Owl’s Nest (The Owl’s Nest is located next to the large owl mural behind Teatown’s Visitor Center)Programs require pre-registration. Online registration available until noon on August 4.REGISTERTeatown Summer Program COVID PoliciesThe following precautions are being adopted by Teatown to ensure safety for public program participants and staff: Program participants registering for in-program series must print and sign this waiver before attending programs. Participants will not be admitted to programs without a signed waiver, and will be asked to sign one if they do not bring one.Program participants will be required to undergo a temperature check each day before being admitted to a programIf a participant or any member of a participant’s household has any COVID-19 symptoms or tests positive for COVID-19 they must inform Teatown and remain home.All participants must wear face masks and observe physical distancing protocols – 6 ft apart as much is reasonably possible during activities.Program numbers are set to coincide with NYS DOH Reopening Phase 4 group limits.All shared program material will be sanitized after use in Teatown’s UV-C closet.All programs are outdoors. The Carriage House restrooms and Cliffdale Education Building restrooms will be available for program participantsThe Carriage House and Cliffdale Education Center are sanitized daily per CDC recommendations, or as needed between programs.Individual kits of craft supplies will be distributed at the first program of the series for those enrolled in Mother-Daughter Nature Club, Wilderness Explorers, and Earth Stewards. These kits will be collected at the end of each program time and is for the expressed use of the individual whose name is on the kit. Sharing of individual program supplies is discouraged.No refunds will be issued for any programs. Credits for future programs will be issued for health-related reasons only.Programs will not take place in heavy rain or thunderstorms. Please check the weather before you step out!     

Mad Science is a leading science enrichment provider. They deliver unique experiences for children through innovative programs that are as entertaining as they are educational! For children in grade 1 and up. Program will run about 45 minutes to an hour. Masks will be required for all in attendance. We will be utilizing the Constance Dyckman Community Room and keeping the doors open to our balcony to provide extra air circulation. Children will remain seated at a minimum of 6 feet apart for the duration of the event. *Space is limited.* Registration required for one or all sessions. PLEASE NOTE: Each session has an individual registration. Contact us immediately if you are unable to attend after you've registered. *This program is made possible by a grant from Con Edison.     Register for the August 6 session here. Register for the August 13 session here. Register for the August 20 session here. Register for the August 27 session here. Information about Mad Science's COVID-19 protocols can be found here.

Celebrating the 19th Amendment granting Women the Right to Vote Via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86464936248?pwd=OVdDejVXRnNZdVdhcVF5L0wxSkV0Zz09

Pre-sale tickets available on August 13 at 2 p.m. online only: wcparks.ticketleap.com/drivein    The movie starts at dusk.

Bicyclists skaters joggers and walkers take over several miles of the Bronx River Parkway. The course begins at The County Center in White Plains and continues south to Scarsdale Road in Yonkers. There are numerous points of entry and exit along the route.  Through Sept. 13.Free and open to the public.Particpants should wear a mask or face covering where social distancing can't be maintained. 

  Bring a blanket or a chair and join us on the lawn for a program featuring Teatown’s animal ambassadors.For families. Please review, print, and sign the waiver located here before attending programs. Program attendees without a signed waiver will be asked to sign one before participating.Pre-registration is required. Online registration available noon the day before a program.Families are required to wear face masks, and to practice physical distancing from other families during the program. Please scroll to the bottom of this page to review our full list of Summer Program COVID policies.Meets on the lawn behind Teatown’s Visitor Center.  RegisterSummer Teatown Covid PoliciesThe following precautions are being adopted by Teatown to ensure safety for public program participants and staff: Program participants registering for in-program series must print and sign this waiver before attending programs. Participants will not be admitted to programs without a signed waiver, and will be asked to sign one if they do not bring one.Program participants will be required to undergo a temperature check each day before being admitted to a programIf a participant or any member of a participant’s household has any COVID-19 symptoms or tests positive for COVID-19 they must inform Teatown and remain home.All participants must wear face masks and observe physical distancing protocols – 6 ft apart as much is reasonably possible during activities.Program numbers are set to coincide with NYS DOH Reopening Phase 4 group limits.All shared program material will be sanitized after use in Teatown’s UV-C closet.All programs are outdoors. The Carriage House restrooms and Cliffdale Education Building restrooms will be available for program participantsThe Carriage House and Cliffdale Education Center are sanitized daily per CDC recommendations, or as needed between programs.Individual kits of craft supplies will be distributed at the first program of the series for those enrolled in Mother-Daughter Nature Club, Wilderness Explorers, and Earth Stewards. These kits will be collected at the end of each program time and is for the expressed use of the individual whose name is on the kit. Sharing of individual program supplies is discouraged.No refunds will be issued for any programs. Credits for future programs will be issued for health-related reasons only.Programs will not take place in heavy rain or thunderstorms. Please check the weather before you step out!