Events
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Jun. 2, 11:30-5
Cantine Field Complex, Saugerties
Wings, wings and more wings! Enjoy tens of thousands of chicken wings together with local restaurants and caterers. Live entertainment and free activities for children.
Jun. 2, noon-3
Tamarack Tower Foundation, Port Chester
A bus and walking tour of over 30 restaurants in Port Chester. At your own pace, enjoy delicious samples of Chefs' specials.
Jun. 6-9 A four day festival that unites the world of wine, beer and spirits with Westchester County dining luminaries. The event is held at the Ritz-Carlton, White Plains, and includes seminars by noted wine authorities, tastings, a gala Winemaker's Dinner, and more.
Jun. 8, 10-noon Hilltop Hanover Farm, Yorktown Heights Weeds are every gardener's worst enemy and always seem grow faster and healthier than anything planted. Join this fact-filled workshop to learn weed-management, weed identification, techniques and structural solutions such as organic mulching and raised beds. Jun. 8, noon-4
Keegan Ale, Kingston
Beginner home-brewing class complete with four beers, 5-course beer and food pairings, 4 hours of hands-on brewing and yeast washing demonstrations. An advanced brewing class is offered Jun. 9 at 1pm.
Jun. 9, noon-5 The Beacon Sloop Club, Beacon Visit the Beacon waterfront and enjoy strawberry shortcakes, smoothies, and hand-dipped berries. The event helps raise funds for the upkeep of the Sloop Club's The Woody Gurthrie, and for their sailing and education programs. Jun. 9, 9-4 Hawthorne Valley Farm, Ghent There's always room for herbs! Learn to design and plant culinary and medicinal herbs and explore various holistic gardening techniques on two acres or less.
Jun. 11, 6:30-9:30 Union Arts Center, Sparkill Capture the season and learn to make preserves in a comprehensive, hands-on-class. All aspects of safe preserving and water bath canning will be covered. Registration required.
Jun. 13, 1-4 New Castle Historical Society, Chappaqua This exhibit traced the Town of New Castle's origins from Native American lands and the farms to the nineteenth century, to the town it is today. A focus on local farms and products.
Jun. 14, 6:30 Westchester Italian Cultural Center, Tuckahoe Chef Franca will teach dads and their kids how to prepare a delicious meal from start to finish. Prepare and feast on assorted polpettine, crunchy salad, and pear and apple crostata. Jun. 15, noon-4 Glynwood, Cold Spring Celebrate the new planing season with a day of family activities at Glynwood's farm. Meet the newborn animals, watch the ritual of the shearing of the sheep and attend demonstrations of wool related crafts. Jun. 15, noon-5 Hillrock Estate Distillery, Ancram To celebrate the launch of their limited edition Estate Single Malt Whiskey - New York's first single malt crafted with estate grown and malted barley - Hillrock is opening its distillery to the public for tours and tastings.
Jun. 18, 19, 20, 8:30-4:30 Cornell Cooperative, Kingston Expand your knowledge of sage home preservations, as well as the business side of selling your pickles, jams and sauces. Participants will earn a certificate of completion, a first step in becoming a CEE Master Food Preserver.
Jun. 22, noon-6 Captain Lawrence Brewing Company, Elmsford Join Captain Lawrence for their annual roast. Includes admission, beer, music and transportation from the train. Part of the proceeds will benefit the Hemlock Hill Farms "Barnraiser."
Jun. 22, 10am Cropsey Community Farm, New City Explore wild edibles growing beyond the farm fence and walk with expert Suburban Forages. Identify edible and medicinal plants, their benefits and how to prepare them.
Jun. 29, 10-3 Hawthorne Valley Farm, Ghent Discover healing balms for bites, stings and rashes. Join herbalist Margo Mullein, founder and owner of Walking Root Herb Farm and Center for Indigenous Technologies.
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