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Tuesday, July 23

The Golden Apple Chorus Rehearsals located at the Mount Pleasant Town Hall, Tower Room, 1 Town Hall Plaza, Valhalla at 7:00 PM. We invite women of all ages to Sing Through The Summer with our a cappella barbershop chorus.  Join us on Tuesday evenings, July 9 through August 20, and learn two songs to perform with the chorus at the Yorktown Lions Concert on August 25. RVSP by email to gacsings@gmail.com to reserve your spot. The Golden Apple Chorus is a women’s a cappella barbershop chorus, and a member of Sweet Adelines International.  This award-winning chorus has been entertaining audiences in Westchester County for more than 50 years.

The Woodpile located at Bedford Playhouse at 7:00 PM. This feature-length film documentary tells the stories of the historic Wood Family homes on Croton Lake Road in Bedford. Through interviews with the current owners and historical details provided by Bedford Town Historian John Stockbridge and Wood family historian Elin Peterson, The Woodpile takes us through the history and inside the homes today.  We hope that you are able to join us to watch the movie on the big screen. Tickets can be reserved through the Bedford Playhouse. If there is enough interest it will be shown in the main theater, so please get your tickets early and tell your friends. For tickets: https://bedfordplayhouse.org/movies/the-woodpile/

Baking with Berries located at NYP Hudson Valley Chef Peter X. Kelly Teaching Kitchen, 1992 Crompond Rd., Cortlandt Manor from 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM. Perfect your baking skills while making the most of the abundance of fresh berries available throughout the summer at this hands-on cooking class. Register at https://events.nyp.org/event/baking-with-berries

Adventure Movie: Raiders of the Lost Ark located at John C. Hart Memorial Library, 1130 E. Main St., Shrub Oak at 4:00 PM. Bring the family and some snacks for a screening of the classic Indiana Jones film, “Raiders of the Lost Ark.” This film is rated PG. Cost: FREE. Registration required: https://yorktown.librarycalendar.com/event/adventure-movie-raiders-lost-ark-1038

 

Wednesday, July 24

Nearly Departed: Adventure in Loss, Cancer, and Other Inconveniences located at JCC Mid-Westchester, 999 Wilmot Rd., Scarsdale at 7:00 PM. Join us at the JCCMW for an evening of laughter, insightful conversation, and community with author Gila Pfeffer and local Instagram Mom Caitlin Murray as they discuss Gila’s memoir. Adult drinks and light bites will be served. Single Admission: $18. Books will be available for purchase. https://jccmw.org/event/humor-parenting/

Summer Anime Movie Night located at Mahopac Public Library, 668 Route 6, Mahopac at 5:00 PM. We’re kicking off this summer old school! With our “Anime You May Have Missed” summer series, you’ll experience classic anime films that revolutionized Japanese and American movie and TV culture. Anime is made for young and old, so don’t miss out on seeing these classics on a big screen! This Week’s Movie: Angel’s Egg (1985). Ages 15 and up. No Registration Required.

Harry Houdini: A Magician Among The Spirits with Barry Pirro located at John C. Hart Memorial Library, 1130 E. Main St., Shrub Oak at 6:00 PM. In his last years, Houdini was known for exposing fraudulent mediums and spiritualists. After his death, his wife spent 10 years trying to contact him from beyond the grave via a secret code they had agreed upon. Join lecturer Barry Pirro as he explores the fascinating life and career of Harry Houdini. Cost: FREE.Registration required: https://yorktown.librarycalendar.com/event/harry-houdini-magician-among-spirits-barry-pirro-960

 

Thursday, July 25

Summer Seafood for Heart Health located at NYP Hudson Valley Chef Peter X. Kelly Teaching Kitchen, 1992 Crompond Rd., Cortlandt Manor from 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM. The American Heart Association recommends eating seafood at least 2 times per week to support heart health. This in-person class will teach you how to cook seafood with recipes so savory, you’ll want to eat fish every night of the week! Register at https://events.nyp.org/event/summer-seafood-for-heart-health

Outdoor Concert: The Independence Band located at John C. Hart Memorial Library, 1130 E. Main St., Shrub Oak at 6:00 PM. Join us for a summer concert on the library porch! There will be fun games set up for the whole family. Bring chairs or a blanket to sit on the lawn. Open to everyone! Cost: FREE. NO Registration required.

 

Friday, July 26

Cryptid Adventure Scavenger Hunt located at Mahopac Public Library, 668 Route 6, Mahopac at 7:00 PM. When Bigfoot came, he brought some friends who dropped their treasures! Look for clues with your team and find their treasures! Four teams will search for clues to reveal a password that will take them to the cryptid’s treasures. This is an after-hours event. Teens must arrange transportation home from the library at 8:00 PM. For grades 6-12. Register online at www.mahopaclibrary.org or call (845)628-2009 ext.139.

Summer Concert Series – Bianca Grooves located at Chappaqua Library at 7:00 PM. A playful blend of sultry blues, spicy lyrics and sophisticated funk from Jeff Barrone (guitar), Clifford Carter (keyboard), Chris Conte (bass), and Sammy Wags (drums). Refreshments courtesy of the Friends of the Chappaqua Library.

 

Saturday, July 27

Clam Bake located at Kolping-on-Hudson, 95 Montrose Point Rd., Montrose from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM.  Menu: Clams (steamed and on the half shell), Clam Chowder, Marinated Steak, Corn, Potatoes, Assorted Sides, Hot Dogs, Dessert and Coffee. While supplies last!! $65 21 years and older (includes: keg, soda, water; photo ID required), $25 13 years to 20 years old (includes: soda and water), $5 6 years to 12 years old (includes soda and water). Ages 5 and under are free. Cash bar available. Live band: Father Jones. Pool open all day for an additional $5 per person. Paid ticket required for entry. Absolutely no walk ins. Please contact kohmanager95@gmail.com or 914-736-0117 for details and how to buy tickets. Only 250 tickets available. Tickets can be purchased at KOH on weekends—Saturday and Sunday.

Quirkshop Peekskill located at 23 N. Division St., Peekskill at 7:00 PM. Peekskill’s Quirkshop Celebrates 9 Years with Fashion Show and Live Music on Restaurant Row showcasing the innovative work of independent designers who specialize in upcycling. Attendees can expect an array of eye-catching designs crafted from upcycled materials, each telling a unique story of creativity and environmental consciousness. From avant-garde statement pieces to everyday staples with a twist, the fashion show will highlight the diverse talent within Quirkshop’s curated collection. In addition to the runway spectacle, the block party-style celebration will feature live music by the Jack Grace Band, creating a vibrant atmosphere for guests to enjoy. Attendees will have the opportunity to dine at any of the seven restaurants along the block, savoring the culinary delights of Peekskill’s vibrant dining scene: G&H Caribbean, Annabella’s Pizza & Pasta, Ruben’s Mexican Café, Taco District Thaimeless Thai, Whiskey River. The Quirkshop 9-Year Anniversary Fashion Show and Block Party is free and open to the public. For more information and updates, please visit Quirkshoppeekskill.com, Insta and Facebook.

Song and Beat Inc DrumHand Mindfulness located at John C. Hart Memorial Library, 1130 E. Main St., Shrub Oak at 11:00 AM. For all ages. Families are invited to participate in our mindfulness drumming and singing program presented by Song and Beat Inc DrumHand Mindfulness. Cost: FREE. Registration required: https://yorktown.librarycalendar.com/event/copy-song-and-beat-inc-drumhand-mindfulness-1615

 

Sunday, July 28

Sunday Morning Services for Families with Children located at St. Stephens Episcopal Church, 50 Bedford Rd., Armonk at 10:00 AM. Sunday Mornings for Families with Children Are About to Get More Inspired. A new Sunday morning service for families with children is coming to St. Stephen’s Church. Specifically designed to be engaging for children and their parents, the service will include music, a homily (short sermon) and prayers that children can understand and participate in. During this family service children will have the freedom to move and interact, making their experience of church an active one, and freeing parents from needing to suppress their natural energy.If you have been wanting to give your child(ren) exposure to positive values and supportive community in an environment designed to welcome them, we invite you to come experience this freshly created opportunity to attend church together. The brightness of the music, simple clarity of the homily and freshness of the other elements of the service will create an uplifting energy you are sure to want to return to. www.ststephensarmonk.org

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