Hudson Valley
Summer Events Guide
Every season, Better Homes and Gardens Rand Realty collects information about community events throughout Westchester and the Hudson Valley for our clients, colleagues, and friends.
For Summer 2010, we’ve assembled this compilation of events, and hope you are able to make the most out of this beautiful season!
If you would like to suggest events for inclusion in our fall or winter guides, just email us your event and contact information at events@randrealty.com
WESTCHESTER, PUTNAM&DUTCHESS COUNTIES:
September 4, 5, 6, 10-6 PM, Sleepy Hollow - The Green Corn Festival at Philipsburg Manor, 381 North Broadway (Route 9), Exploring the history and culture of the area’s Native American residents. Enjoy folk tales, song, and storytelling, and a participatory presentation of traditional Native American dance, open-hearth cooking, games, live music, and hands-on craft activities. Admission: adults $12; seniors $10; children (5-17) $6; under 5&members free. (914) 631-3992.
September 5, 6 PM, Yorktown - The Summer Concert Series at the Gazebo in Jack DeVito/Veteran’s Park will feature varied musical performances. In case of rain, performances move to Stage Theatre. Free. (914) 245-4650. www.yorktownny.org
September 5, 12, 19, 26, 10-2 PM, White Plains - Bicycle Sundays. The Bronx River Parkway opens to all bicyclists, skaters, scooters, walkers and joggers. No motorized vehicles. Westchester County Center in White Plains to Scarsdale Road in Yonkers. No dogs allowed. Westchester County Center, Bronx River Parkway. Parking $4 in County Center parking lot. (914) 864-PARK. www.westchestergov.com/parks
September 6, 10-5 PM, Somers – 26th Annual Labor Day Antiques Fair on the main lawn – rain or shine. Lasdon Park, Arboretum & Veterans Memorial, Rte 35. Admission: adults $7, children under 13 – Free. (914) 273-4667. www.westchestergov.com
September 9, Poughkeepsie - Sunset Sensations: A Unique Wine & Food Sampling Series - enjoy a magnificent Hudson River sunset while sipping fine wines paired with delicious culinary creations. Hors d'oeuvres feature seasonal vegetables from the heritage gardens at Locust Grove. Visitors are treated to informal wine pairing presentations. Locust Grove Estate, 2683 South Rd. (845)454-4500 info@lgny.org
Ongoing thru October 31, Thursdays thru Sundays, 12-4 PM, Rhinebeck, Wilderstein Historic Site House tours and walking trails. $10 adults, $9 students & seniors, children under 12 free. (Last tour begins at 3:30 PM). (845) 876-4818. www.wilderstein.org
Ongoing thru November, 8-4 PM, White Plains - International Open Air Market selling fresh baked goods, cheeses, fruits vegetables, pickles, olives, nuts, jewelry, clothing, etc. City Hall Court Yard, 255 Main Street.
Ongoing thru November 25, Sundays 10-2 PM, Rhinebeck - Farmers’ Market - Featuring the best & freshest locally grown produce as well as meats, cheeses, breads, wines, flowers, honey and more. Special events and live music all season long. Free seedlings for all moms on opening day! Free. Cheryl Paff (845) 679-7618. www.rhinebeckfarmersmarket.com
ROCKLAND, ORANGE & SULLIVAN COUNTIES:
September 4, 8:30-12:30 PM, Suffern, Farmers Market – fresh, locally-grown veggies, fruits, organic produce, meats & more. Children’s activities & fun for the whole family. www.suffernfarmersmarket.org
September 5, 9-2 PM, Haverstraw – Farmers Market - Come out for a fun-filled Sunday! With new vendors and exciting demonstrations and events, including a Market to Table program, cooking demonstrations by local gourmet restaurants, presentations by the Cornell Cooperative Extension, and fun activities for both children and adults. Maple Avenue & New Main Street. www.rockland.org
September 5, 9-1 PM, Valley Cottage – Farmers Market - Fruits, vegetables, and baked goods will be available at the Municipal Parking Lot in Valley Cottage, corner of New Lake RD and Kings Highway. www.rockland.org
September 5, 9:30-3 PM, Piermont – Farmers Market - Baked Goods, Cheese, Cut Flowers, Fruit, Herbs, Plants, specialty foods Located at M & T Bank Parking Lot, Piermont Ave. & Ash St. (Street Address: 527 Piermont Avenue). www.rockland.org
September 5, 7:30-9 PM, Haverstraw - Summer Concert: Tracer Spectrum will be performing at the Haverstraw Bowline Point Park. Free. (845) 429-2200. www.haverstrawchamber.org or www.spectrumhornband.com
September 5, 10-5 PM Suffern - Street Fair, Great Shopping (Over 100 Vendors)! Wonderful Food! Music (3 Bands), Fun and Activities for the Whole Family! Lafayette Ave, Suffern.
(845) 357-8424. www.rockland.org
September 6, 12-6 PM, Piermont - The 2nd Annual Turning Point American Roots Festival
To Benefit the Piermont Police Athletic League. There will be food, drinks, entertainment galore so bring a chair, grab some shade and get ready to have a great time! Admission: $15, 12 & under free. www.turningpointcafe.com
Ongoing thru September 10, 6-10 PM, Bear Mountain - Good Old-Fashioned New England Clambake. Stand 10 in Bear Mountain State Park, PIP Ext 19 or Rte 9w. $35. Free Parking. No outside food or drinks permitted. RSVP (845) 786-2731.
Ongoing thru September 26, 10-7 PM, Sterling Forest - The New York Renaissance Faire; 16th Century England brought to life. With over 300 costumed characters, dancers, strolling minstrels and storytellers in a Tudor style marketplace of period crafts and games. There will be food, drink, horseback joust, living chessboard, mud show, and more. 600 Rte 17A, (845) 351-5174. www.renfair.com
Ongoing thru October 3, 9-2 PM, Ellenville - Come spend the day at the Ellenville Farmers Market tasting the local wines, fruits, vegetables and baked goods. (845) 647-5150.
Ongoing thru October, 9-2 PM, Tuxedo - Farmers’ Market will be celebrating its 6th Season and open every Saturday at the newly renovated Train Station, on Rte 17. Featuring fresh seasonal fruits, vegetables, flowers, herbs, baked goods, and more. (845) 915-4058. www.tuxedofarmersmarket.com
Ongoing thru November 25, 8-2 PM, Thursdays, Nyack - Farmers’ Market will be back for its 9th big season at Main & Ceder Streets. Locally grown fruits, veggies, flowers, herbs, specialty food items plus special events & more. (845) 353-2221. www.nyack.org |