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What To Do: Fall Events Guides Are Live
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86 Fall Events now on whattododigital.com
Our Fall Events Calendar is now live on whattododigital.com. Check out 86 ways to celebrate autumn at Country Fairs & Fall Festivals, Kids Events, The Great Outdoors, Arts Fairs, and more. There's new events like Bedford's Oktoberfest, the Tribes Hill Music Festival at John Jay Homestead and harvest fests in Pound Ridge, Stone Barns and the New York Botanical Gardens. Start filling out your fall social calendar here.
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What To Do: With The Kids  The Chappaqua Children's Book Festival gained rapid notoriety drawing a crowd of 4,000 and rave reviews from the Huff Post. We have more on this and lots more kids entertainment and activities from the the New Castle Historical Society's Where's Horace History Hunt to Sesame Street Live at the County Center. There's kids stuff at Chappaqua Rec, NYBG, and the Hammond Museum. Plus, the Big Apple Circus, Disney on Ice and theatre for kids at the Emelin, the Ridgefield Playhouse and the Tarrytown Music Hall. Read more. |
Fall Music: Willie Nelson, Steely Dan, Robert Plant  Our Fall Music Guide is now up on whattododigital.com. We list over 114 concerts in & around our towns. September alone finds Willie Nelson at the Ridgefield Playhouse, Steely Dan and Robert Plant at the Capitol Theatre. Also in September Jason Mraz is at Radio City Music Hall and there's lots of local music including The Caramoor Fall Festival, the new Tribes Hill Music Festival in Katonah and Ars Antiqua and the Chappaqua Orchestra in Chappaqua. Did we mention Phil Lesh, Natalie Merchant and Pit Bull? What To Do's Fall Music Guide. |
Fall Theatre season begins with Dogfight at WPPAC  Three marines on a boy's night out, before their deployment to Vietnam in 1963, reveals many teachable moments in the regional premiere of the Off-Broadway musical, Dogfight, from Ben Pasek and Justin Paul (A Christmas Story). Dogfight, which won the Lucille Lortel Award for Best Musical in 2013 opens on September 19 at WPPAC. More on this and our Fall Guide to Theatre, Dance & Comedy here. |
How To Give Back: Local Fall Benefits  The Fall Benefits Season offers lots of ways to party for a good cause. Our Fall Benefits calendar lists a dozen events that support local charities. Including the Boys & Girls Club of Northern Westchester's Annual Golf Tournament and the Mount Kisco Child Care Center's Feed Me Fresh Benefit on Sat, 9/20. Join MKCCC at Ivanna Farms in Bedford Corners for tastings from 19 local eateries including Crabtree's Kittle House, Cafe Of Love and Village Social. More Fall Benefits here. |
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What To Do: In and Around Town This Week
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Yorktown Grange Fair kicks off local Fall Festivals  Local fall celebrations kick off at the Yorktown Grange Fair this week. Our Fall Events Calendar lists 12 autumn fests from the Armonk Cider and Donut Festival, to Bedford's Oktoberfest, the John Jay Barn Dance, and the Hawkwatch Festival and Green Bazaar at Greenwich Audubon. There's more family entertainment at Stone Barns, Muscoot Farm, the Hammond Museum and the New York Botanical Garden. Read more. |
Oysters, Pirates, Ferris Wheel, and Joan Jett
The Norwalk Seaport Associations' annual Oyster Festival offers an arts and crafts show, harbor cruises, a Pirates Coast Adventure, a New England Village, a Kids Cove with storytellers, puppet shows and a circus, an international food court, musical entertainment including Joan Jett and the Blackhearts on Saturday night and ... OYSTERS, OYSTERS, OYSTERS. Including, a celebrity Oyster Slurp Off on Saturday. Fri-Sun, 9/5-7: check times. (Norwalk Veterans Park, 42 Seaview Ave., Norwalk) Read more. |
BRLA's Fall Pace and a mixed bag of Fall Events  The Bedford Riding Lanes Association Fall Pace & Picnic at John Jay Homestead on 9/7 kicks off a mixed bag of seasonal events that defy category. But there's a lot for foodies here. From the BRLA's luncheon menu to Hudson Valley Restaurant week, a new Muscoot Farm Harvest Dinner and the Mount Kisco Rotary Club's Pancake Breakfast. Plus square dancing in Katonah, New Castle Community Day, Mount Kisco's Sidewalk Sales Days, a bonfire marshmallow roast at Boscobel and the annual Herb Fair at John Jay Homestead. Read more. |
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Lewis Black, Bill Cosby, Whoopie Goldberg & more ... The Grammy Award-winning stand-up comedian Lewis Black brings his new show, The Rant Is Due, to the Ridgefield Playhouse this week. Check out a full slate of comedy shows this Fall on our new Theatre, Dance & Comedy calendar. Including, Chicago City Limits, Bill Cosby, Paula Poundstone, George Lopez, Amy Schumer, Mo Rocca, David Sedaris, Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood, Whoopie Goldberg and a whole lot more. 18 nights of laughs in & around our towns right here. |
Katonah 5K, Bicycle Sundays & the Great Outdoors  Stretch your legs this fall with a host of outdoor runs, walks, hikes and bikes. Fall road races begin this week with the Katonah 5K from the Katonah Village Improvement Society. Bicycle Sundays on the Bronx River Parkway start up again this weekend. And the Schooner Soundwaters also sets sail. Plus 10 more local events as mild as a walk in the garden and as rugged as the Sarah Biship Bushwack 10K Trail Race up Bailey Mountain in North Salem. More here. |
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Where To Shop: Sponsored Blocks
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Last Chance for Rose  This week's Wine Geeks Wine of the Week is the Roger & Didier Raimbault Sancerre Rosé from France's Loire Valley. Labor Day has come and gone, but it's still Rosé weather out there - maybe now more so than any time this summer! And Wine Geeks is bringing down the price on this amazing Pinot Noir Rosé, so take advantage while supplies last! Crisp, refreshing notes of cherry, raspberry and red currant perfumed with rose petals make this Sancerre a can't miss! Normally 25 bucks, with this week's discount it's only $21.24 a bottle! Buy it by the case and receive a 20% discount off the original price! Use discount code ROSEGEEK to purchase. Thru Sun, 9/7. Wine Geeks, 559 Main St., Armonk, 914.273.WINE; www.winegeeksarmonk.com)
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What To Do: With the Kids
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Kids After School Programs for Fall  Camp season is over. so get out those checkbooks (again) because its time to go shopping for Kids' After School Program for Fall. What To Do's Kids' Programs Guide offers over 100 local suppliers of kids school year activities including, sports, fitness, art, music, theater and dance, martial arts, tutoring and enrichment, aquatics and much more. Check out What To Do"s Kids Programs Guide here. |
The Wizard of Oz  Join Dorothy and Toto on their way to meet the Wizard. Adapted from the MGM screenplay, this musical, at the Westchester Broadway Theatre has all the songs from the Oscar-winning movie; "Over The Rainbow," "Ding, Dong, The Witch Is Dead," "If I Only Had A Brain," "We're Off To See The Wizard," "The Merry Old Land Of Oz." Read more. |
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Coming Up: In & Around Town
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New! Tribes Hill Music Festival at John Jay  The new Tribes Hill Music Festival (great idea) at John Jay Homestead in Katonah features 10 notable folk and roots bands including Red Molly and The Sloan Wainwright Trio. Bring your own instrument and join the Shovel Ready String Band in their song circle/jam tent. Plus, food and beverage vendors for locavores, arts & crafts vendors and activities for kids on Sun, 9/14. John Jay is a great venue for an outdoor music fest. More. |
Caramoor Fall Festival: Roots, Jazz & Classical  The Caramoor Fall Music Festival offers three nights of roots, jazz and classical music under the big tent. Featuring Bela Flek and Brooklyn Rider, the Knights with Jazz great Joshua Redmond and and the Knights with violin virtuoso Gil Shaham. Check out the Caramoor Fall Festival and 112 more musical events on our Fall Music Guide Now Up! |
Armonk Art Show & more Arts & Crafts Fairs  Ranked one of the country's top art shows by Sunshine Artist Magazine, the 53rd annual Armonk Outdoor Art Show features over 185 juried artists showing painting, photography, sculpture, pastels, printmaking, drawing, mixed media and wearable art. More fall antiques, arts & crafts events include the Chappaqua Antiques Show, the Chappaqua Crafts & Gifts Fair and top of the line craft fairs at Lyndhurst Mansion, Purchase College and in Rhinebeck. |
Branford Marsalis kicks off PAC season on September 27  NEA Jazz Master, Grammy-winner and Tony Award-nominee, Branford Marsalis kicks off PAC's 2014-15 season with an evening of saxophone jazz on Sat, 9/27. Marsalis received initial acclaim playing with Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers and brother Wynton's quintet. He has performed with Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, Herbie Hancock, and Sonny Rollins. More jazz on PAC's schedule includes The Preservation Hall Jazz Band with R&B master Allen Toussaint, whose songs have been covered by The Rolling Stones, Jerry Garcia, Glen Campbell, Ernie K. Doe and Leo Dorsey. More PAC music here. |
Martha Clarke's Chéri at PAC on September 28 Martha Clarke's interdisciplinary work fuses dance, theatre and music to tell a May-December romance in Belle Epoque Paris. Featuring American Ballet Theatre principal dancer Herman Cornejo, prima ballerina assoluta Allesandra Ferri, Academy Award nominee and Obie Award winner Amy Irving, Sarah Rothenberg (piano) and text by Tony Award- winning playwright Tina Howe (Painting Churches). The NYTs called it "gorgeous" when it premiered at the Signature Theatre in 2013. More on this and the complete PAC 2014-15 Season. |
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