Upcoming activities in Westchester this weekend

Weekend Highlights for Friday, September 5 - Sunday, September 7 for the Westchester area:

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Friday’s highlights ( click here for more on Friday, September 5):

STORYWALK at Greenburgh Nature Center. The self-guided Story Walk is free at all times and able to be viewed whenever the grounds are open.

Yorktown Grange Fair. The fair’s purpose is to to provide a showcase to show off their home grown (or homemade) goods, whether vegetables, flowers, needlework, baking, photography, livestock or poultry.

Farm Stand at Hilltop Hanover Farm. The farm stand will be open every Friday 1 PM 6 PM and Saturday from 10 AM 4 PM throughout the summer and fall. All produce is grown on the farm without the use of pesticides, herbicides, or synthesized fertilizers

Stroller Tours at Katonah Museum of Art. Have the Museum to yourself. With your stroller in tow, tour the unique landscape and contemporary art of Iceland in our new exhibition Iceland: Artists Respond to Place.

Back to School Registration: 50% OFF Private Music Lessons at Chris Milillo Drum Studio. It’s hard to believe the summer is already winding down. To soften the blow, we’re offering 50% off your first month’s lessons for all new students. Study with longtime professional and Danbury’s 2013 Guitar Center Drum Off Winner, Chris Milillo.

Registration Begins September 5th for the 4th Annual Larchmont Scarecrow Festival. Registration opens on Friday, September 5th for the Fourth Annual Larchmont Scarecrow Festival sponsored by the Friends of the Larchmont Public Library.

Peach Picking at Wilkens Fruit and Fir Farm. Wilkens Farm is open for peach picking. The bakery and shops are open too!

First Friday! Music + Bronx Trolley at Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum. BPMM is delighted to welcome Salieu Suso, and Malang Jobarteh, both kora players and griotstraditional storytellersfrom Gambia. Enjoy the music, explore the mansion, stroll the garden, and savor light refreshments.

Yoga in the OrangerieFall Series at Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum. Deepen your practice in a steady, mindful approach at the intermediate level or learn the basics in the beginner class. Taught by certified Anusara yoga teacher Ann Casapini in a serene, sunlit space.

Saturday’s highlights ( click here for more on Saturday, September 6):

New York Renaissance Faire. Travel back in time to a 16th century English shire, filled with adventure, music, romance and fun for the whole family!

Yorktown Grange Fair. The fair’s purpose is to to provide a showcase to show off their home grown (or homemade) goods, whether vegetables, flowers, needlework, baking, photography, livestock or poultry.

15th Annual Hudson River Valley Ramble. The Hudson River Valley Ramble is an event series that celebrates the history, culture and natural resources of the Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area, as well as the amazing landscape, communities, and trails throughout the region

Take me to the river music + arts festival at 12 Miles North. Hudson Valleys Premier Outdoor Summer FestivalTwo Stages, 21 Bands, Big Art, Fun Kids Activities and CommunityDelicious, Locally Sourced Food + Drink from 12+ VendorsReducing Carbon Footprint with Solar Stage, Recycling Centers and More

Academy of Dance Arts Open House! Join us at Academy of Dance Arts to celebrate the kick-off to our 15th Anniversary Dance Season, Sat. Sept. 6th 10:00am-2:00pm!

Peach Picking at Wilkens Fruit and Fir Farm. Wilkens Farm is open for peach picking. The bakery and shops are open too!

AREN’T THEY GRAND at Greenburgh Nature Center. Get an early start to celebrating National Grandparent’s Day! Bring the whole family and enjoy an informative program that allows you to get up close and hands-on with some of our live animals! This is a program that you don’t want to miss.

Cortlandt’s 9th Annual Family Fun Day at Town of Cortlandt Department of Recreation & Conservation. Great family fun!!

Cold Spring Farmers Market at Boscobel . Now outdoors at Boscobel!

Larchmont and Mamaroneck Public Libraries Announce ONE BOOK - ONE MAMARONECK . The public libraries in Larchmont and Mamaroneck are pleased to announce ONE BOOK ONE MAMARONECK, the first-ever community read scheduled for this October involving both libraries simultaneously.

The Peekskill Farmers Market. Lets get fresh!Operating hours: 8:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m.Every Saturday June through November

Afternoon Family Sail Aboard the Schooner SoundWaters in Stamford. Enjoy the excitement and wonder of the Long Island Sound aboard our 80 Schooner. Work together to raise the sails, examine the rich diversity of life beneath the waves, sample and test water quality, learn about hypoxia, and analyze groundwater.

Sunday’s highlights ( Click here for more to do on Sunday, September 7):

Family Farm Tour at Stone Barns Center. On this family-friendly tour for ages 4 and up, explore the farm and some of our favorite seasonal highlights. Join us for a walk around the farm to take a closer look at the animals that were raising and the vegetables that were growing!

Picture This! Saturday Story Time at Katonah Museum of Art. Be inspired by great childrens books read to families by special guests, then create artwork in the Learning Center. Free.

Sunday School Kickoff - Pancake Breakfast at The United Methodist Church at Shrub Oak. Meet the Teachers, Register for Class, Learn about the program and enjoy a yummy pancake breakfast. Classes for all ages.

New York Metro Reptile Show at Westchester County Center. Thousands of live pet reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates on display and for sale. Books, supplies, cages, and more! 200 + vendor tables. Buy breeder direct and save!

1st Sunday Bird Walks with Greenwich Audubon at Greenwich Point Park. Morning bird walks on the first Sunday of every month at Greenwich Point Park are becoming a local birding tradition. Get out & enjoy the mornings with your family. Bring binoculars & your cameras. Questions? Call Merideth Sampson at 203-637-9822.

Bedford Riding Lanes Association Fall Pace and Picnic at John Jay Homestead Historic Site. Horseback-riding pace and lunch begins and ends on the grounds at John Jay Homestead. Advance reservation necessary for participation; call 914-234-BRLA to register.

2nd Annual Street Fair at City of New Rochelle. Crafters, artists, vendors, games, live music and a classic car show! Local businesses, restaurants and community showcase. Bring the family!

14th Annual Big Band Concert and Sunset Picnic at Boscobel . Celebrate the last days of summer on Boscobels great lawn overlooking the majestic Hudson River. Enjoy a picnic supper and listen and dance to the 20-piece Big Band Sound orchestra .Rain Date Sept 14th

HARVEST PARTY at Greenburgh Nature Center. Its the season to reap the harvest of our organic garden and hives!

Bicycle Sundays at Westchester County Center. During Bicycle Sundays, a portion of the Bronx River Parkway is closed to cars for the exclusive use of bicyclists, joggers, walkers, scooters and strollers.

New York Renaissance Faire. Travel back in time to a 16th century English shire, filled with adventure, music, romance and fun for the whole family!

Tea at Three at Hudson River Museum. New for young families! Enjoy a make believe “tea party” and story time in the Museum’s historic home, Glenview.

15th Annual Hudson River Valley Ramble. The Hudson River Valley Ramble is an event series that celebrates the history, culture and natural resources of the Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area, as well as the amazing landscape, communities, and trails throughout the region

KIDS Annual Snapper Fishing Derby. Join us for the 13th annual KIDS Snapper Fishing Derby. Open to kids from ages 6 to 16.

Shofar Factory at Chabad of the Rivertowns. At the Shofar Factory you will saw, drill, and sand the horn to create a genuine kosher Shofar. Students are taught how to sound the Shofar. You will leave with your very own Shofar for the High Holidays!Fun for all agesRSVP

Yorktown Grange Fair. The fair’s purpose is to to provide a showcase to show off their home grown (or homemade) goods, whether vegetables, flowers, needlework, baking, photography, livestock or poultry.

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