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SUMMARY:2026 Yorktown Grange Fair
DESCRIPTION:The Yorktown Grange Fair is back celebrating its 102nd year; a cherished Westchester tradition for family fun! \nTake the family to the 102nd annual Yorktown Grange Fair\, Westchester’s only traditional country fair\, for “Goats\, Games\, and Good Times!” September 11-13th.  There are so many fun things to do and see including a mile-long tractor parade\, midway rides\, live music & entertainers\, a horse show\, livestock\, mechanical bull\, blue ribbon & audience participation contests\, hay rides\, exhibits\, artisan vendors\, great food\, craft beer and so much more!     \nThe Fair is excited to announce a great line-up of live entertainment\, bringing back fan favorites while mixing in new acts.   \nFeatured on the blacktop stage on Friday night\, September 11th is the Mike Risko Band\, a high-energy rock & pop band\, playing rock anthems\, pop favorites\, and crowd-pleasers.  The fan-favorite Whiskey’s Edge Band is returning to the stage on Saturday afternoon\, September 12th with a mix of today’s new country and some of yesterday’s best hits. Get ready to boot-scoot boogie with line dancing lessons too!  The headliner band on Saturday night\, September 12th is Jokerz Wild\, fronted by vocal sensation Alex Nikki\, blending classic rock influences with a modern edge.  Returning to the stage on Sunday afternoon\, September 13th is local favorite No Options who really bring it all to the stage with fun rock ‘n’ roll that will keep you dancing.   \nBack by popular demand this year for kid focused fun are two seasoned musical acts:  Kurt Gallagher whose songs for playful children always delight\, and Annie and the Natural Wonder Band who play fun Americana songs designed to teach kids about the natural world.   \nAlso returning is Wacky Chad\, performing on the blacktop his action packed\, interactive stunt comedy show featuring extreme pogo stick stunts\, tall unicycle feats\, and “dangerous” juggling.  New to the fair this year is a hilarious mechanical bull ride\, guaranteed to entertain and engage the crowd as cowboy and cowgirl wannabes try to hold on! \nThe fair is bursting with exciting entertainment and family-approved fun – and with a low admission price of only $15 per carload and reasonably priced wristbands offering unlimited rides\, it’s a great deal!  There’s always something fantastic happening around the fairgrounds! \nThe fair hours are Friday September 11th 4-11pm\, Saturday September 12th 10am-11pm and Sunday September 13th 10am-7pm.  10-11am on Saturday and Sunday are quiet hours to accommodate those with special needs.  Hope to see you there! \nLocation:  Yorktown Grange Fairgrounds\, 99 Moseman Road\, Yorktown Heights\, NY 10598 \nFor more info: Website yorktowngrangefair.org\, Facebook @YorktownGrangeFair\, Instagram @YorktownGrangeFair   \nAll proceeds benefit the Yorktown Grange Agricultural Society\, a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation.
URL:https://riverjournalonline.com/event/2026-yorktown-grange-fair/2026-09-12/
LOCATION:Yorktown Grange Fair Grounds\, 99 Moseman Road\, Yorktown Heights\, 10598
CATEGORIES:Food,Kids,Music,Night Out
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SUMMARY:2026 Yorktown Grange Fair
DESCRIPTION:The Yorktown Grange Fair is back celebrating its 102nd year; a cherished Westchester tradition for family fun! \nTake the family to the 102nd annual Yorktown Grange Fair\, Westchester’s only traditional country fair\, for “Goats\, Games\, and Good Times!” September 11-13th.  There are so many fun things to do and see including a mile-long tractor parade\, midway rides\, live music & entertainers\, a horse show\, livestock\, mechanical bull\, blue ribbon & audience participation contests\, hay rides\, exhibits\, artisan vendors\, great food\, craft beer and so much more!     \nThe Fair is excited to announce a great line-up of live entertainment\, bringing back fan favorites while mixing in new acts.   \nFeatured on the blacktop stage on Friday night\, September 11th is the Mike Risko Band\, a high-energy rock & pop band\, playing rock anthems\, pop favorites\, and crowd-pleasers.  The fan-favorite Whiskey’s Edge Band is returning to the stage on Saturday afternoon\, September 12th with a mix of today’s new country and some of yesterday’s best hits. Get ready to boot-scoot boogie with line dancing lessons too!  The headliner band on Saturday night\, September 12th is Jokerz Wild\, fronted by vocal sensation Alex Nikki\, blending classic rock influences with a modern edge.  Returning to the stage on Sunday afternoon\, September 13th is local favorite No Options who really bring it all to the stage with fun rock ‘n’ roll that will keep you dancing.   \nBack by popular demand this year for kid focused fun are two seasoned musical acts:  Kurt Gallagher whose songs for playful children always delight\, and Annie and the Natural Wonder Band who play fun Americana songs designed to teach kids about the natural world.   \nAlso returning is Wacky Chad\, performing on the blacktop his action packed\, interactive stunt comedy show featuring extreme pogo stick stunts\, tall unicycle feats\, and “dangerous” juggling.  New to the fair this year is a hilarious mechanical bull ride\, guaranteed to entertain and engage the crowd as cowboy and cowgirl wannabes try to hold on! \nThe fair is bursting with exciting entertainment and family-approved fun – and with a low admission price of only $15 per carload and reasonably priced wristbands offering unlimited rides\, it’s a great deal!  There’s always something fantastic happening around the fairgrounds! \nThe fair hours are Friday September 11th 4-11pm\, Saturday September 12th 10am-11pm and Sunday September 13th 10am-7pm.  10-11am on Saturday and Sunday are quiet hours to accommodate those with special needs.  Hope to see you there! \nLocation:  Yorktown Grange Fairgrounds\, 99 Moseman Road\, Yorktown Heights\, NY 10598 \nFor more info: Website yorktowngrangefair.org\, Facebook @YorktownGrangeFair\, Instagram @YorktownGrangeFair   \nAll proceeds benefit the Yorktown Grange Agricultural Society\, a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation.
URL:https://riverjournalonline.com/event/2026-yorktown-grange-fair/2026-09-13/
LOCATION:Yorktown Grange Fair Grounds\, 99 Moseman Road\, Yorktown Heights\, 10598
CATEGORIES:Food,Kids,Music,Night Out
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SUMMARY:Barossa Valley Wine Dinner with Winemaker Tim Smith
DESCRIPTION:Talia Restaurant\nBarossa Valley Wine Dinner with Winemaker Tim Smith\nMonday\, September 14\, 2026 6:30 PM \nA winemaker dinner so special\, we’re opening on a Monday! Join us on Monday\, September 14th at 6:30 PM for an exclusive five-course dinner featuring Australian winemaker Tim Smith. \nBased in Australia’s Barossa Valley\, Tim Smith is one of the country’s most awarded boutique producers. His winemaking focuses on the region’s time-proven varietals—Mourvèdre (locally known as Mataro)\, Grenache\, and Shiraz—alongside exceptional parcels of Shiraz\, Riesling\, and Viognier fruit sourced from the Eden Valley. \n$175 per person (inclusive of tax and gratuity)\nRSVP: https://resy.com/cities/port-chester-ny/venues/talia-restaurant/events/tim-smith-barossa-valley-wine-dinner-2026-09-14-6?date=2026-08-23&seats=2 \nMENU\nI CROSTINI\ngrilled peach\, tomato\, creme fraiche\, tarragon\nPaired with Tim Smith Eden Valley Viognier 2025 \nII SMOKED TROUT ALLA PROVENZALE\nconfit tomato\, fingerling potato\, olive\, anchovy aioli\nPaired with Tim Smith Rosé 2025 and Bugalugs Grenache 2023 \nIII PAPPARDELLE\nbraised lamb shank\, garlic breadcrumbs\, pecorino\, basil\nPaired with Bugalugs Shiraz 2024 and Tim Smith MGS 2022 \nIV AUSTRALIAN RACK OF LAMB chickpea panisse\, glazed carrot\, fresh mint\, jus\nPaired with Tim Smith Shiraz 2022 and Tim Smith Mataro 2023 \nV AGED MANCHEGO\nfruit preserves\, focaccia\nPaired with Tim Smith MGS 2013 & 2012 and Tim Smith Shiraz 2017 & 2016
URL:https://riverjournalonline.com/event/barossa-valley-wine-dinner-with-winemaker-tim-smith/
LOCATION:25 Willett Ave\, Port Chester NY\, 10573-4333\, 25 Willett Ave\, Port Chester NY\, 10573-4333
CATEGORIES:Food
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SUMMARY:Haverstraw Crawl Eats and Beats
DESCRIPTION:RAIN OR SHINE – Haverstraw Riverwide Arts and the Village of Haverstraw celebrate diverse culinary options with the 12th Annual Haverstraw Crawl Eats and Beats. 20+ restaurants. $10-$15 per plate. No tickets are required. \nFREE live outdoor music by Andie Mechanic \, Adriano Y La Fuego Band\, and The Threetles. \nWe’re celebrating the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence with special guests “The Living History Co.\,” who offer immersive experiences designed to deepen the understanding and appreciation of America’s rich historical narrative. \nThe Crawl begins in front of the Webster Bank lot\, 38 New Main St. Food. Crawl maps will be handed out to guide attendees throughout downtown. \nStop at the NY CRAFT BEVERAGE GARDEN on Broadway and Main during your restaurant visit. 21 and up to enter. ID is required. \nKids’ Zone is located in front of the Brick Museum – 12 Main Street. \nThe NY Waterway Ferry will run 11-9 pm during the Crawl between Haverstraw and Ossining. A free shuttle will pick up visitors at the Haverstraw landing and drop them off across from Village Hall\, 40 New Main St.\, though the event is walkable along West Street to Downtown (6 blocks north – 12 minutes). Download the NY Waterway ferry app to access the boat faster.  FERRY COST: $4.75 one-way for adults; children under 5 free; seniors/disabled $2.50 one-way. Bikes free.\nFERRY SCHEDULE: https://tinyurl.com/weekendferry2026 \nThough the Crawl is from 1-5 pm\, the last ferry from Haverstraw to Ossining will leave at 8:22 pm. The last shuttle from Village Hall to the ferry is 6 pm. We expect large crowds\, so please plan accordingly. \nParking: Across from Village Hall\, 40 New Main St.\, and 56 Broad St. in the Knights of Columbus lot. New Main\, Main\, West St\, and Broadway @ Main St will be closed to vehicular traffic. Parking is also available on side streets. Or park in the ferry parking lot on Dr. Girling Drive and use the free shuttle service.\nSPONSORED BY: Haverstraw Riverwide Arts\, The Village of Haverstraw\, MPACT Collective\, Orange & Rockland\, Tilcon\, Webster Bank\, Holt Funeral Home\, and the Restaurants of Downtown Haverstraw.\nhttps://www.haverstrawfoodcrawl.com
URL:https://riverjournalonline.com/event/haverstraw-crawl-eats-and-beats/
CATEGORIES:Food,Kids,Music
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SUMMARY:The Arc Westchester’s Annual “Golfing for Kids” Event
DESCRIPTION:The Arc Westchester will host its annual “Golfing for Kids” golf outing on Monday\, September 28\, to raise funds for its Children’s School for Early Development\, which provides educational\, social and support services for children from birth to five years of age with developmental disabilities and their families. \nEvent Schedule:\n10:30 a.m. – Registration and brunch\n11:30 a.m. – Shotgun tee time\n12–1:30 p.m. – Special golf clinic sponsored by the Metropolitan Golf Association for 15–20 adults with developmental disabilities supported by The Arc Westchester\n4:30 p.m. – Cocktail reception\n5:30 p.m. – Dinner and program \nEvent Features:\n– Hole-in-one prize of a new luxury car\n– Closest-to-the-pin and team prizes\n– Silent and live auctions\n– Paddle raise \nThis year’s event will honor Integrated Protection Solutions for its longtime partnership providing fire prevention and security solutions to The Arc Westchester. \nFunds raised from the golf outing support:\n– Professional development workshops for teachers and staff\n– Investments in technology and access to state-of-the-art learning materials and activities\n– Class trips to integrate community learning and enrich the educational experience\n– Furniture\, therapeutic and art supplies\, and toys for all classrooms \nWays to Participate:\n– Share the information with family\, friends and business associates\n– Obtain or contribute a silent auction prize\n– Purchase a sponsorship\n– Play golf\, sign up for a foursome or register for the dinner\n– Donate or enter the raffle online \nThe Arc Westchester has set a $250\,000 fundraising goal\, with funds dedicated exclusively to the Children’s School for Early Development.\nTo register\, donate or learn more: Visit arcwestchester.org/gfk2026/ or contact Fran Higgins at 914-495-4536 or fhiggins@arcwestchester.org.
URL:https://riverjournalonline.com/event/the-arc-westchesters-annual-golfing-for-kids-event/
LOCATION:Knollwood Country Club\, 200 Knollwood Road Extension\, Elmsford\, 10523
CATEGORIES:Charity,Food,Sports
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SUMMARY:Community Matters
DESCRIPTION:Evening of Civic Inspiration \nOctober 5\, 2026  |  7 – 10 PM\nHosted by The New York Community Trust\, this special Community Matters event at the Jacob Burns Film Center will include a screening of 9/11: Reclaiming Ground Zero\, a film that portrays the massive “Listening to the City” town hall that shaped the rebuilding of the World Trade Center site. Join us for a post-screening reception to learn how you can participate in civic renewal locally.  \nThis is a ticketed event through the Jacob Burns Film Center.
URL:https://riverjournalonline.com/event/community-matters/
LOCATION:Jacob Burns Film Center\, 364 Manville Rd.\, Pleasantville\, NY\, 10570
CATEGORIES:Discussion,Film,Food
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261025T110000
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SUMMARY:Friends of Kensico Cemetery 5K Run/Walk
DESCRIPTION:Join Friends of Kensico Cemetery for a 5K Run or 1.7-Mile Walk through beautiful fall scenery and unique topography while supporting this year’s beneficiary\, the Westchester Fund for Historic & Cultural Preservation\, a fund at The New York Community Trust. Cross the finish line to a hot catered breakfast and raffle prizes. Mark your calendars and join us for a fun and active day with the community.  \nSunday\, Oct 25\, 2026 | 8:30–11 AM Kensico Cemetery & Arboretum\, Valhalla\, NY  \nRegistration: $50 / $15 (12 & under)- includes t-shirt and breakfast.
URL:https://riverjournalonline.com/event/friends-of-kensico-cemetery-5k-run-walk/
LOCATION:Kensico Cemetery\, 273 Lakeview Avenue\, Valhalla\, 10595\, United States
CATEGORIES:Charity,Food,Pet Friendly,Sports
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