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Clarkstown Town Hall

You’re invited to the Clarkstown Candidate Forum. Hear from the candidates, ask questions, get answers, and voice your concerns.&nbsp;Thursday, October 15 &nbsp;7 - 9P.M. Clarkstown Town Hall, Auditorium &nbsp; &nbsp; 10 Maple Ave., New City RSVP:&nbsp;<a href="https://tinyurl.com/2026CTownForum" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">tinyurl.com/2026CTownForum</a>

Tell a neighbor and bring a friend, or ten!&nbsp; With your support, we will shape Clarkstown’s future.

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Paramount Hudson Valley Theater

<h3>Celebrating the 250th Anniversary of the American Revolution</h3>
<h3>INTENT</h3>
A clash of beliefs. Personal betrayals. Historic consequences.
By Mona Z. Smith | Directed by Traci Mariano


INTENT is inspired by one of the most famous espionage plots in American history. In the play, the true story of the famous British spy, Major John André, is interwoven with the fictional story of Katje, a widowed tavern worker whose son joined the rebellion and is now missing in action. Set in a time when our nation was divided against itself in a deadly clash of convictions, this play explores the intersection between high-stakes politics and the raw grief of families losing fathers, brothers, and sons to a relentless, brutal war.
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A cast of seven actors plays 20+ characters, including such noted Revolutionary War figures as André, Benedict Arnold, George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, General Nathanael Greene, Benjamin Tallmadge, and the Marquis de Lafayette.
1:00pm Revolutionary Tunes with Daisy Jopling’s Rays of Liberty
2:00pm Full Cast Reading of Intent featuring: Patrick Halley* • Carl Howell* • Sean McNall* Ryan Quinn* • Kurt Rhoads* • Chris Thorn* • and Nance Williamson*.
3:30pm The reading will be followed by a “Tavern Chat,” an informal conversation featuring Rev250 historians Char Weigel and Marc Cheshire, YA historical fiction author Robert J. Skead, and Intent’s playwright, Mona Z. Smith. Peekskill historian Tim Warn will moderate the chat.

<h5>Celebrate the arts,, and our revolutionary history for a good cause!</h5>
This benefit event supports the Paramount’s year-round education and community outreach programs. And: 100% of your event ticket is a charitable donation, thanks to our generous event sponsors!
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Local Event: INTENT :  A clash of beliefs. Personal betrayals. Historic consequences.

INTENT :  A clash of beliefs. Personal...

Celebrating the 250th Anniversary of the American Revolution
INTENT
A clash of beliefs. Personal betrayals. Historic...

INTENT :  A clash of beliefs. Personal betrayals. Historic consequences.

Grace Episcopal Church Trinity Campus

What does it really mean to be homeless? Who are the people behind that word, and what would they want us to understand?
These are the questions at the heart of First a Home, an original short play by Joni Fritz. A special free reading, directed by Lori Myers and produced by Gretchen Metzloff in collaboration with Grace Church and Father Hal, will be presented on Sunday, October 18, at 1:00 PM at Grace Church's Trinity Campus in Ossining.
Through a series of stories inspired by real-life experiences, First a Home gives voice to individuals and families experiencing homelessness, exploring the circumstances that brought them there, the challenges they face, and the humanity too often overlooked.
Performed by members of the Grace Church congregation, the reading is free and open to the public. Its purpose is to raise awareness of homelessness in our communities, with voluntary donations benefiting the Ossining Food Pantry.
EVENT DETAILS
Sunday, October 18, 2026, at 1:00 PM
Grace Church at the Trinity Campus 
7 Highland Avenue 
Ossining, NY
Admission is free. Donations benefiting the Ossining Food Pantry are welcome.

Local Event: FREE Reading of Original Short Play to Raise Awareness and Funds to Help the Homeless

FREE Reading of Original Short Play to Raise...

What does it really mean to be homeless? Who are the people behind that word, and what would they want us to understand?
These...

FREE Reading of Original Short Play to Raise Awareness and Funds to Help the Homeless

The Performing Arts Center, Purchase College

The Sum of All ThingsSunday, October 18, 3:00 pm


<a href="https://www.benjaminhochman.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Benjamin Hochman</a>, piano and conductorMusic of Beethoven, Brahms, Arvo Pärt, and MozartRenowned pianist Benjamin Hochman plays and leads the orchestra with four pieces of music that add up to the totality of the human spirit. Beethoven's joy and playfulness (yes,&nbsp;that Beethoven). Brahms' pure mastery of sound, shape and emotion. Arvo Pärt summarizing the nature of the universe in five minutes with 22 string players. And Chef Amadeus cooking up a three course repast to thoroughly thrill all your senses.

Local Event: Westchester Philharmonic Presents "The Sum of All Things"

White Plains

Westchester Philharmonic Presents "The Sum of...

The Sum of All ThingsSunday, October 18, 3:00 pm


Benjamin Hochman, piano and conductorMusic of Beethoven, Brahms, Arvo Pärt,...

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Westchester Philharmonic Presents "The Sum of All Things"