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Boardgame Night 7pm, 3rd Universe Comics. Croton. $5. westchestergaming.org CHADD at Four Winds Hospital in Katonah 6:30-10pm, 1st Tues of ea month, CHADD (Children and Adults With Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) is a national non-profit, parent-based organization that offers support and information on AD/HD. Support Session For Parents: 6:30 - 7:15, General Meeting: 7:30. chadd.net Mother Nature's Storytime 10am, 2-4yrs old. Greenburgh Nature Center Bingo! 2-3pm, Danish Home. Not for money, but for fun. Anyone is welcome to join in. Arrive a few minutes early so you can get a good seat. Refreshments will be served. Tot Tuesdays at LegoLand Discovery Center 10am-2pm, Free Wi-Fi will be available for parents at the attraction. Ridge Hill in Yonkers legolanddiscoverycenter. com/westchester WEDNESDAYS: "Chess for Mind & Memory." Every Wed @ 3 PM in the Market Square, Ossining. Playing chess is a great way to challenge your mind and improve your thinking skills. By combining the elements of chess strategy with cognitive learning skills and memory techniques, you will get sharper and more decisive. info@ calvaryofossining.org, calvaryofossining.org Fresh Funky Wednesday with Sammy Wags 9pm, Peekskill Brewery. No cover Trivia Night 8pm, Gleason's Peekskill
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Insider’s Tour - Stone Farms Center Self guided tour – See firsthand how Stone Barns is helping improve how America eats and farms Mah Jongg 1-3:30pm, Temple Israel. tinwwall@gmail.com Free Fridays Parents with children 18 - 36 months, join us for FREE weekly play dates. Have fun with your child while meeting other families. RSVP is requested but not required. RJCC Yorktown wishing you a happy mother’s day Branch, 2966 Crompond Rd (Route Unique Gift Shop Fresh Cut Flowers 202), Yorktown Heights. Jennifer@ Pottery & Statuary Bird Baths Benches rosenthaljcc.org Friday Night Film and Potluck 6-9pm, Bring a healthy meal to share and watch a film, meet new people and help celebrate the farm. Registration required. The film series will continue on the third Friday of the month. Details of films to be screened will be advised in weekly emails. Bingo $10 OFF 10% OFF 7:30pm, St Columbasnus Church. Annuals Any Gift Shop Purchase Any Hanging Basket fsamoylopastor@gmail.com Perennials of $75 or more Purchase Karaoke Night (limit 1 per customer (limit 1 per customer Shrubs Trees 9pm-1am, C & C Music will be at must have coupon present) must have coupon present) Garden Supplies Michaels Bar in Pleasantville hosting Landscaping exp. 5/20/15 exp. 5/20/15 WILD FRIDAY NIGHT KARAOKE 2028 Albany Post Road, Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 www.hilltopnurseryny.com
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SATURDAYS: Pleasantville Farmers Market – Now Indoors! 9am-1pm, Pleasantville Middle School. Steven Bates, 914205-4545 x01, info@pleasantvillefarmersmarket.org Ossining Indoor Farmers Market 9am-1pm, Saturdays through 5/2, Claremont Elementary School. downtoearthmarkets.com/markets?market=Ossinin g+Indoor+Winter+Farmers+Market Walk at Brinton Brook Sanctuary 9-11am, Monthly on second Sat. Held rain or shine. Meet at main parking area off Route 9A. sawmillriveraudubon.org Havdalah in Pajamas 6-7pm FREE. Havdalah is the weekly end of the Jewish Sabbath. This special evening includes bedtime stories, songs, a family Havdalah service and a light dinner. Bet Torah Nursery School, 914-666-7595 bettorah.org Drop in for Tech Help 11:30am, Mt. Kisco Public Library. No appt necessary Van Cortlandtville Historical Society 2pm, Meets monthly on the third Saturday at the Little Red Schoolhouse, 297 Locust Ave. 914-736-7868.
SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS: Project Feeder Watch at Croton Point Nature Center 8-10am, Stop by to learn local winter birds and help count. Wildflower Island Tours Tours offered: 4/18/15 - 9/13/15, Saturdays, 10 am and 1 pm, Sundays, 1 pm. Pre-registration required, 914-7622912, ext. 110. For adults and children 12+. Visitors enter through wrought-iron gates and cross a small wooden bridge leading to an Island path. Experienced guides lead visitors along the path, describing the unique features of the Island’s wildflowers, most of which are native to our area. teatown.org/visitor-information/wildflower-island.html Insider’s Tour - Stone Farms Center Self guided tour – See firsthand how Stone Barns is helping improve how America eats and farms. Art Show Muscoot Farm May-July, 12 -4pm, Visit our historic Main House to see an art show put on by the Westchester Water Color Group. muscootfarm.org Farmer’s Market Muscoot Farm May-July, 10am-3:00pm Shop Local. With over 20 vendors our market has it all. From honey to cheese and fresh vegetables to meats you will surely leave with something tasty. Most vendors accept cash only. muscootfarm.org
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Tues – Sat Thru June: Kathonah Museum of Art A Home for Art: Edward Larrabee Barnes and the KMA presents an overview of Barnes’ career and role in modern architecture, including a close look at the many Westchester homes he designed. And Chris Larson: The Katonah Relocation Project, inspired by the astounding tale of Katonah’s relocation in the late 19th century. katonahmuseum.org Katonah Museum of Art Guided Tours 2:30 pm, Tues-Sun. katonahmuseum.org Fridays-Sundays thru July 26th: The Seven Deadly Sins: Lust Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art. LUST, specifically as it applies to sexual relations, is here portrayed in overt imagery. hvcca.org Fridays-Sundays in May: Lightscapes @ Van Cortlandt Manor 8:15-10pm, Van Cortlandt Manor springs to life during this incredible nighttime display of sculpture, light, sound, and special effects.Enter through a rainbow and emerge from a bubbly haze into a dreamland of curiosities spread throughout this historic landscape as far as the eye can see. Pre-registration required. Tickets can be reserved at hudsonvalley.org
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CROTON RECREATION AND PARKS PHOTO IDENTIFICATION POLICY Beginning May 1st, all persons 4 years of age or older MUST PRESENT a photo ID issued by the Recreation Department to use Silver Lake, Senasqua Park, and Hudson National Golf Course. The Village of Croton-on-Hudson and any of its employees reserves the right to ask for a Recreation and Parks photo ID card in order to establish proof of residency for any of its programs or facilities. Village Residents School District Residents Village Senior Citizens School District Senior Citizens Photo ID is valid for 3 years. Photo ID Fee: $ 9.00 $15.00 Free $10.00 Two proofs of current residency are required from ALL Village and School District residents purchasing a photo ID. The proof must be in the name of the person requesting the photo ID. Satisfactory proof of residence includes a valid driver’s license or other photo ID with the street address listed, along with other proof of residence such as a recent tax bill or recent utility bill with a Croton street address. If your valid driver’s license does not have a Croton street address, then you must bring a second recent tax or utility bill. An old Recreation & Parks photo ID card cannot be used as proof of current residency.
ID Photos will be taken in the Recreation Office as follows: Tuesdays & Thursdays (not holidays) 12:30 - 3:30 PM MAY Thursday 21 4:00 - 7:00 PM Tuesday 26 4:00 - 8:00 PM Friday 29 1:00 - 4:00 PM JUNE Sunday 7 1:30 - 3:30 PM (Summerfest) Wednesday 10 4:00 - 8:00 PM Saturday 13 9:00 AM -12:00 Thursday 18 4:00 - 8:00 PM Saturday 27 9:00 AM -12:00 PM JULY Saturday 11 9:00 AM -12:00 PM Tuesday 21 4:00 - 7:00 PM Croton Village Parks Senasqua Park, Silver Lake Park, Croton Landing Park, Dobbs Park, Duck Pond Park, Sunset Park, Harrison Street Park, Vassallo Park, Black Rock Park, Firefighters Memorial Field, David J. Manes Memo- rial Field, and Echo Canoe Launch.
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DUCK POND PARK GRAND OPENING! Riverside Drive Croton on Hudson Village Manager, Abe Zambrano, members of the Village Board along with the Recreation and Parks Department are pleased to announce that the Duck Pond Park renovation was completed this winter! A Grand Opening celebration is being planned for Wednesday, May 20th, raindate Thursday, May 21st from 3:30 - 4:30 PM. Come join the celebration! Special thanks to Park Foreman, John Bouchard and his staff, Ron Martinson and Erasmo Ciavolino for all their hard work!
NOTE: MAIL IN PROCEDURE is for persons/ families that only need a 2015 SWIM PASS STICKER Youths who are under the age of 4 as of May 30 use the areas at no charge and do not need an ID Card. Persons turning 19 years of age on or before May 30 must pay the Adult fee. HOURS OF OPERATION FOR CHARLES J. COOK POOL Charles J. Cook Pool – Opening Date - Saturday, May 30 (weekends only until June 14th) (Daily 10:45 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.) 8:00 pm on Fridays ONLY Week of June 15 thru June 19 Pool will open at NOON (12:00 pm- 7:00 pm)8:00 pm on Fridays Only Pool Closed September 1 through September 3 Pool will be opened on September 4th at 3:00 pm Pool will be opened normal hours on September 5, 6,7, 10:45 am – 7:00 pm Pool Closes for Season on September 7th at 7:00 pm – please see hours of operation above. Swim areas are staffed with certified lifeguards and on-site management to insure your enjoyment and safety. 2015 - TWO-WEEK PASS FOR CHARLES COOK POOL (FOR TOWN RESIDENTS ONLY) Good for 14 consecutive days only. Available for sale at Charles J. Cook swim facility ONLY. Fee: $100 for an Adult and $90 for a child.
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2015 SWIMMING SEASON PASS RATES Charles J. Cook Pool This pass can be used at Charles J. Cook Park from May 30 thru September 7. If you require a new photo Id card when purchasing a Swim Season Pass it is FREE. Season Pass Rates: Charles Cook Pool Fee: FAMILY FEE (2 Adults, 1 Child) or (2 Children, 1 Adult) EACH ADDITIONAL CHILD (when purchasing family pass) INDIVIDUAL - Adult Child $280 (ID Fee Included) $38 (ID Fee Included) $114 (ID Fee Included) $84 (ID Fee Included) $57 (ID Fee Included) Senior Citizens 60 and over - fee for programs is half of the rate listed with ID/without ID. Proof of age and residency required (Cortlandt Recreation ID card, Cortlandt Senior Citizens ID Card or Drivers License & Current Utility Bill.)
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DAILY ADMISSION FEE FOR CHARLES J. COOK POOL FOR 2015 For those persons not wishing to purchase a season swim pass, the following are the daily rates. Daily Fee: $9.25 per day - Adults with ID - $4.75 after 4:00 p.m.* $7.25 per day - Child with ID - $3.75 after 4:00 p.m.* $4.50 per day - Senior Citizens - $2.25 after 4:00 pm (Seniors must show Proof of Age and Residency Required Drivers License and Current Utility Bill) $9.75 Residents (Adult or child without an ID card per day - $5.00 after 4:00 p.m (Must show proof of residency w/current utility bill) Guest Fee: $10.75 per day – Adult or Child - $5.50 after 4:00 p.m. Youths who are under the age of 4 as of May 30 may use the area at no charge and do not need an ID Card. Persons turning 19 years of age on or before May 30 must pay the Adult Fee. Refund Policy – Once a patron has entered the pool area, there will be no refunds issued. (Guests must be accompanied by a Town of Cortlandt resident)
Town of Cortlandt resident I.D. card. If you do not currently have a VALID Town of Cortlandt I.D. Card, one can be purchased for an additional $7 at the days and times listed under “Important Information” in this brochure. For further information regarding ID’s or mail in procedure for the golf sticker please call 734-1050 or 734-1054. For further information regarding Hollow Brook please call 734-1058. To reserve tee times residents will need to call the Hollow Brook Golf Course – 914-734-1500 2015 Golf Sticker Fee: $12 with a valid Town of Cortlandt ID Card (plus an additional $7 if a Town of Cortlandt ID is needed) Continued on page 16
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CROTON SAILING’S EAST SAILING ACADEMY Croton Sailing School’s youth program introduces children and teens aged 9-15 to small boat sailing and racing. The EAST Sailing Academy’s program enables children to learn in a relaxed and safe atmosphere while offering unlimited challenges to advance their sailing skills. For rates, schedules, and more information about the EAST Sailing Academy contact the Croton Sailing School at 271- 6868 or www.crotonsailing.com CORTLANDT COMMUNITY ROWING ASSOCIATION CCRA will offer rowing and training opportunities for almost everyone–from grade 6–12 school students wanting to try a new sport to adult absolute beginners through masters. http://cortlandtrowing.com PUBLIC ACCESS TO THE HOLLOW BROOK GOLF COURSE (off Oregon Road) For Cortlandt Residents The Hollow Brook Golf Club is a private/public course with Town residents being able to reserve tee-times. The course will open in April 2015 (weather permitting). The Town coordinates those rounds reserved for the exclusive use of Town residents (Agreement on file), Tuesday thru Sunday for public use. On Tuesday and Thursday, 7 of the tee times are discounted at $75 after 2:00 p.m. Greens fees will be a total $100 for all other tee times Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. On Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays greens fees will be $150 with no tee times before noon. Prices include greens fees and a cart. Range balls (only available when playing) for $10. Reservations can be made five days in advance by calling 914- 734-1500 For the 2015 golf season residents will need to purchase a golf sticker in the recreation department of Town Hall, 1 Heady Street, Cortlandt Manor, N.Y. for a fee of $12 for the 2015 Golf season. This sticker will be placed on the
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Continued from page 15 TOWN OF CORTLANDT COMMUNITY BOAT LAUNCH Located at the Cortlandt Waterfront Park (off Riverview Avenue and Broadway in the hamlet of Verplanck) Seasonal Use ONLY from April 1 through October 31 Park Hours 7:00 a.m. to Dusk OSSINING BOAT RAMP Louis Engel Waterfront Park Eligibility: For boats up to 26 feet Season: April-October Fee: $30.00, Daily use - resident $50.00, Daily use - non resident $90.00 Season Pass - resident $150.00 Season Pass - non resident Daily passes can be purchased at ramp, season passes at the Community Center, call 941-3189. There will be an attendant on duty so “no pass - no use” is the policy. KAYAK WITH HUDSON RIVER RECREATION Come explore New York's historic Hudson River with Hudson River Recreation. We are the premier sea kayak company in Westchester County with programs in Sleepy Hollow, Croton, Tarrytown, and many other local bodies
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CAMPING Croton Point Park Situated on a peninsula overlooking the scenic Hudson River, this 500-acre park offers cabins and sites for tents and recreational vehicles. Recreational options include a beach, hiking trails, picnic areas, ball fields, boat launch and fishing. In addition, the Croton Point Nature Center offers weekly events and programs throughout the year. During the summer months, the park hosts several major special events, fairs, festivals and concerts. Mountain Lakes Sal J. Prezioso Mountain Lakes Park The 1,082 acre Mountain Lakes Park is Westchester’s northernmost county park. It is characterized by a rugged landscape and native hardwood forest with miles of trails. The park boasts five lakes and a spectacular overlook that make for breathtaking hiking destinations. Ward Pound Ridge in AutumnWard Pound Ridge Reservation This 4,700-acre park is the largest in the Westchester County Parks system. Amenities include wooded areas, open spaces, miles of marked hiking and equestrian trails, picÂnic areas, fishing in the Cross River and crosscountry skiing and sledding in winter. The on-site Trailside Nature Museum houses wildlife exhibits and offers weekly interpretive nature programs all year long. Camping facilities include open-faced lean-tos and tent sites. Blue Mountain Blue Mountain Trail Lodge (Groups Only) Located at the scenic Blue Mountain Reservation in Peekskill, this 1,538-acre park in the northwest section of
Westchester County features miles of trails for mountain biking, strolling and nature study, and offers challenging hikes to the tops of two large peaks, Mt. Spitzenberg and Blue Mountain. The rustic Trail Lodge offers dormitory-style accommodations that sleep up to 30 people. It features a kitchen and a dining hall with a large fireplace and shower facilities. It is heated and available throughout the year for rental by groups. For information and to reserve, call (914) 231-4575 or (914) 862-5275.
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Tell us what inspired you to open The Lighthouse and explain its mission? The Lighthouse Retreat and Wellness Center was born after I started a journey to transform my own life. I had successfully created the life I thought I wanted, working as an executive in corporate America and traveling the world. I made a place for myself among interesting powerful people and loved it. But after 20 years my love for it started to fade away. All my life people came to me for help with their problems and life issues. I was often instinctively able to provide a healing influence, those experiences gave me my deepest satisfaction. By becoming a Reiki Master, I was on the path to being a helper and healer. Reiki works with the sacred energy that animates every living thing; learning to sense, harmonize and unblock that energy promotes healing and health. A Reiki treatment has a positive effect on the whole person: the body, emotions, mind and spirit. It provides healing benefits for many conditions, emotional and physical, from lack of confidence to broken bones and cancer. After becoming a Reiki Master, I earned a master’s degree and license in Clinical Social Work. My clients get the benefit of both, and each discipline increases the healing power of the other. Whether people have health issues, emotional issues, or need support in making positive changes in their lives, I can help them learn the tools to help themselves. I’ve worked with children and families coping with trauma, poverty or disability. The women’s groups and
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M.O.M Magazine gets indepth with The Lighthouse, Retreat and What are some of your most popular programs and events? Wellness Center. Catherine LCSW specializes in helping people transform their lives. Cathy AnesiAnesi, is a Licensed Our Woman’s transformational Clinical Social Worker, a Reiki Master, and cognitive groups and retreats are our most popular programs. TIME is a group that behavioral therapist helps woman identify the negative www.thelighthouseretreat.com beliefs that hold them back in life and retreats I’ve led have provided transformational support to hundreds of women. I became certified in EMDR therapy, a discipline that focuses on healing and recovery from PTSD and other trauma. The Lighthouse Retreat and Wellness Center brings together remarkable healers who have mastered an enormous range of healing modalities.
“My dream was to create a comforting and supportive place where many healing disciplines are available – and affordable – to all. That dream has come true.” Top tips for people to live a more spiritually centered life? The number one tip to live a more spiritually centered life is to connect with yourself by taking really good care of yourself. When I meet my clients for the first time, most of them have no idea how to take care of themselves or what they want for themselves. My suggestions to all of my clients is to spend some time alone each day (at least 15 minutes), to connect with your inner self to re-discover who you really are. Feelings may surface which may be uncomfortable, however, that is a good thing. Only when we slow down and feel our feelings thoroughly will they be able to pass. Issues will miraculously disappear. This is also a time to have gratitude and to set intentions for your life. Energy follows intention. When you consciously set intentions life will move in more predictable ways. I also suggest that you consider yourself in all situations. Many have the tendency to “people please”, where they are more concerned about others feelings rather than their own. Although there are times when we want to put others first, it becomes dysfunctional when people pleasing becomes epidemic.
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make peace with them. It is an eight session group culminating with an in house retreat where we create vision boards. The Ultimate Self Care Retreats take women away for a weekend in order to reconnect with themselves. They are taught tools to help them to stay connected when they get home. They are relaxing and transformative. In April I am partnering with Alison Jolicoeur our health coach in the new group called “Awaken Your True Self Through the Chakra’s”. In this group we will be combining the emotional piece along with movement and nutrition as we teach about the energy centers in the body called chakras. There will be cooking demo’s, nutritional coaching, yoga, guided meditations, and more. How does The Lighthouse blog help you connect with your clients & community? The Lighthouse blog helps us connect with our clients because it is a way for our clients to understand our perspective on healing and transformation. A client can get more comfortable with our philosophy that the whole person needs to be considered and treated. We care about all aspects of the person, not just the emotional aspects. We also treat the entire family and our therapists are able to confer with each other which facilitates the healing process. What's next on the horizon for The Lighthouse? The Lighthouse will continue to bring the most skilled and professional therapists with expertise in the latest healing modalities. We will be offering more groups-children’s, men’s, couples, and parenting. We will also be expanding our retreat offerings to couples and men’s retreats. contact: lisa@momoffersmore.com
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7-10:30pm, Procession Outside Church & 7:00 pm Mass Celebrated by Msgr. Hilary Franco. After Mass stroll through our “Evening in the Piazza” where you will sample many sweet and savory tastings of Italian Specialties, while listening to authentic Italian Music and entertainment! Then stop by the bakery and enjoy homemade Italian “dolci” with an espresso! marytmancini@msn.com Fri, May 1: Salsa Night in Peekskill 8-10:30pm, Bean Runner Cafe, Annette A. Aguilar a multipercussionist, Band leader recording artist, producer and educator. beanrunnerevents@gmail.com Continued on page 20
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Relay, 50K an 50 Mile with a FREE Kid's 1K. jeff.ball@ publicishawkeye.com Sat, May 2: Saint A's 5K Run/Walk and Kids Fun Run in Continued from page 19 Croton on Hudson 9-11am, Saint Augustine’s Episcopal Sat, May 2: Cinco de Mayo celebration. Church will host the St. A’s 5K Run/Walk to Squash Hunger Come celebrate with live music, dancing, face painting and Race proceeds for the Cortlandt Emergency Food Bank. piñatas. Eat drink and c elebrate! Division Street Peekskill. Race registration and start/finish line will be at Senasqua 1pm-10pm Park. A Kid’s Fun Run will immediately follow the start of Sat, May 2: St. Augustine’s 5K Run/Walk To Squash the 5K at approximately 9:05 a.m. StA5k.com. Hunger Sat, May 2: SPCA Dog Walk & Pet Fair in Yorktown 9am, Senasqua Park, Croton (914) 271-3501 Heights Sat, May 2-Sun, May 3: Stay-a-Wake-athon 10am-2pm, FDR State Park Rd, Yorktown Heights, Walk the Hendrick Hudson High School scenic and relaxing 2.5 mile trail with your canine buddy, Sat, May 2: SPCA Dog Walk and Pet Fair shop in our Vendor Village, music with 100.7 WHUD, 10am, FDR State Park, Yorktown Heights yummy food and refreshments, carnival games, crafts and Sat, May 2: Rapunzel! Rapunzel! A Very Hairy Fairy face painting for the kids, doggie agility demos for the Tale 2pm, Tarrytown Music Hall, 914-631-3390 entire family to enjoy! lisa@spca914.org Sat, May 2: Steven Wright Sat, May 2: AFSP Westchester's "HIKE for "HOPE" 8pm, The Paramount, 914-739-0039 in Yorktown Heights 10am-3pm, FDR State Park Rd, Sat, May 2: I Love My Park Day Yorktown Heights, the fundraising Hike benefits AFSP 10-1pm, Trailside Museums and Zoo, 845-786-2701 x 265 research programs and Capital Region, NY Chapter suicide Sat, May 2: This is My Land prevention programs and survivor support initiatives. 5pm, Jacob Burns Film Center, 914-773-7663* call for midoni@afsp.org weekday shows Sat, May 2: Paint the Mall Purple in Yorktown Heights Sat, May 2: The North Face Endurance Challenge New 12-4pm, To honor the 10th year anniversary of the York 5am, A hardy test for trail runners of any level, The American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Yorktown, North Face Endurance Challenge - New York winds along Saturday, May 2nd from 12-4 PM! We will also be hosting the western shores of the Hudson River and through the Jefferson Valley Mall’s Annual Diaper Derby where the craggy foothills of the Catskill Mountains. Distances toddlers will be participating in a relay in honor of Relay for include 5K, 10K, Half Marathon, Marathon, Marathon Life! julia.orlando@simon.com Sat, May 2: I Love My Park Day on the Old Croton Aqueduct 9:30am-3pm, Lop Vines, Remove Invasive Plants & Bushes, Learn invasive plant ID & pruning/removal techniques, Restore with native plants. ptny.org/ilovemypark Sat, May 2: Attracting Backyard Birds and Butterflies 10-11:30am, Together let’s learn what native plant species help to create an excellent backyard habitat, attracting Holistic Fitness Center For Body, Mind, Spirit butterflies, hummingbirds and more! Adults. teatown.org NOW OFFERING TAI CHI AND QI GONG Sat, May 2: Blacksmithing Workshop 9am -2pm, Learn AND FREE MEDITATION by doing. One of our most popular workshops. Space is 3 One-on-one Fitness or Yoga Sessions - $189* limited. Also 5/16, 23. Fee: $85. muscootfarm.org 1 Month Preview Special $59* Sat, May 2: Special Event Storytime @ Barnes & Noble Yoga, Core Training, Indoor cycling (Mohegan Lake) 11am, Join us for What Do You Do With an Idea? Storytime. Energy Movement Center 925 South Street, Peekskill, NY Children of all ages will find www.energymovementcenter.com 914-930-1504 inspiration in this story that
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Sun, May 3:She's Beautiful When She's Angry 12:30pm, Jacob Burns Film Center, 914-773-7663* call for weekday shows asks us to nurture an idea, no matter how silly it may seem. Sun, May 3: The Invisible Men w/Not Quite the Taliban Activities will follow. 3pm, Jacob Burns Film Center, 914-773-7663* call for 914-528-6275 weekday shows Sat, May 2: Family Bowling Night Fundraiser Cortlandt Sun, May 3: 5K Run/Walk and 1-Mile Kids’ Race in Lanes 5:30-8pm, Bowling will include a donation to Yorktown Please add the full address of the church; 2084 Crompond Rd ALSO, inHeights second line ADD: “Family, Relationships” You can take out :th the American Cancer Society, 2 1/2 hours of unlimited 8-11am, MHA Westchester's Run/Walk is an inspiring, “ if there are too many words. Could the print on the second line be a little bigger? bowling, your shoe rental, a choice of chicken fingers fun, community-wide event in support of mental health & fries, pizza or hot dog & fries for dinner, & unlimited initiatives in Westchester. Children (10 and under) 1-Mile soda! There will be door prizes, 50/50, a cash bar & more! Kids’ Race plus ribbons for each runner and medals for the TeamLoveStruck89@gmail.com top three girls and boys. Healthy food and a fun morning Sat, May 2: The Magnets in the park. tergisc@mhawestchester.org 8-10:30pm, Bean Runner Cafe, New York's own Kim Sun, May 3: Blood Drive Clarke performs on the Acoustic Bass, Electric Upright and 9-3pm, Croton High School. tinw.org four and five-stringed Electric Bass Guitar. Rob Scheps *Sun, May 3: Camp Discovery Tours for families established himself as a formidable force on the jazz scene. 10-3pm, See first-hand and hear all about the wonderful Kim and Rob will be joined by Bryan Carott on vibraphone programs and events at camp. Summer is just around the and special guest on drums. beanrunnerevents@gmail.com corner so come and check us out! Also May 17. Allison@ Sun, May 3: The Charlie Daniels Band rosenthaljcc.org 7pm, Tarrytown Music Hall, 914-631-3390 Mon, May 4: The Magic of Beans Sun, May 3: 11th Annual Go the Distance Walk and 5pm, NewYork-Presbyterian-Hudson Valley Hospital, 914Family Fun Day 737-9000 3pm, Maria Fareri Children's Hospital, 914-493-2575 Tues, May 5: Tini Tuesday, Arturo's Tavern, Mahopac Sun, May 3: Glenn Miller Orchestra 7 - 9pm, Art on the Vine artonthevinellc.com 3pm, The Paramount, 914-739-0039 Tues, May 5: A Tribute To Johnny Maestro Featuring Sun, May 3: 55 Days at Peking The Brooklyn Bridge Band 5pm, Jacob Burns Film Center, 914-773-7663* call for 6:15pm, Westchester Broadway Theater, 592-2268 weekday shows Continued on page 22
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Continued from page 21 Tues, May 5: The Mind & Music of Chopin in Katonah 7-10pm, Juilliard-trained concert pianist and Harvardeducated psychiatrist Dr. Richard Kogan will give a lecture/concert that explores the psychological forces that influenced the creative output of the great Polish composer Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849). Enjoy pre-lecture refreshments in the Summer Dining Room.. caramoor.org/ events/richard-kogan-md/ Tues, May 5: Spring Dance for the Disabled 6:30-9pm, Spring dance for disabled residents of Westchester. countycenter.biz/ Wed, May 6: Salute To Seniors 9:30am-2:30pm, Salute to Seniors is a celebration of the Seniors in our Community and includes something for everyone! Learn about new services and sample new products. Be inspired towards a healthier lifestyle at the health & wellness fair. The afternoon also features entertainment and activities guaranteed to provide a good time for all seniors,caregivers and senior leaders attending the event. countycenter.biz/ Wed, May 6: Autism Awarness Fundraiser Augies Prime Cut, Mohegan Lake, 6 - 9pm, Art on the Vine artonthevinellc.com
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Thur, May 7: The Robert Cray Band 8pm, Tarrytown Music Hall, 914-631-3390 Thur, May 7: Sessions. The MAGIC happens here with JP Patrick & Friends 8:30pm,12 Grapes Restaurant, 914-737-6624 Thurs, May 7: Attracting Backyard Birds and Butterflies 7:15am, Meet at Teatown lot to carpool at 6:00 am or at 7:15 am on Central Park West at the Northeast corner of 77th Street for an early spring search for migratory birds with Charlie Roberto. Adults. teatown.org Fri, May 8: A Mom's Nite Out! in Yorktown Heights 6-8pm, Simon is inviting the world’s chicest moms to celebrate in style at Indulge: Fashion + Fun for Moms at Jefferson Valley Mall adillon@simon.com Fri, May 8: Teatown’s Plant Sale 4-7pm, First Pick, Admission $10. Admission is free on Saturday, May 9. 914-762-2912 x110 Fri, May 8: Make-A-Wish® Hudson Valley’s Annual Wish Ball. 7:30-11pm, DoubleTree by Hilton Tarrytown, tthorne@ hudson.wish.org Fri, May 8: Carlos Barbosa-Lima, Larry Del Casale in Peekskill 8-10:30pm, Bean Runner Cafe, Carlos Barbosa Lima and Larry Del Casale are celebrating 11 years of performing as a Duo. Their concerts in Europe and America have
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HAPPENINGS been hailed as guitar events that take you away from the everyday classical guitar recital into the swing of the Brazilian musical world. beanrunnerevents@gmail.com Fri, May 8: HHHS Film Festival 6:30pm, Hendrick Hudson School District, 914-257-5100 Fri, May 8: CHHS Theater Class Production 7pm, Croton Harmon District, 914-271-4713 Fri, May 8: Rufus Wainwright: The Best Of Rufus Wainwright 8pm, Tarrytown Music Hall, 914-631-3390 Sat, May 9: NEW PLAYLAND MARKETFEST In Rye, this summer! The inaugural event takes place as part of Playland’s Opening Day celebration on Saturday, May 9th, 2015 with future dates planned for June 13th, July 11th and August 8th. Hours are from 11 AM to 6 PM. The Playland MarketFest is free. Playland will offer discounted $15 ride bands on Opening Day. Parking is $7.00 for visitors. Contact: Elise Goyette (914) 374-8668, Ilana Arazie (646) 709-4308, Email: PlaylandMarketFest@ gmail.com Sat, May 9: Annual Letter Carriers Food Drive Leave non-perishable box or can food items by your mailbox and the your letter carrier will do the rest. Contact your local post office for details Sat, May 9: Get the Led Out - "The American Led Zeppelin" 8pm, Tarrytown Music Hall, 914-631-3390
Sat, May 9: Cobert Operations, featuring 5-time Grammy Nominee, Jon Cobert, Peter Calo, and Rob Wallis 9:30pm, 12 Grapes Restaurant, 914-737-6624 Sat, May 9: Mommy 9:30pm, Jacob Burns Film Center, 914-773-7663* call for weekday shows Sat, May 9: Wildlife Tracking 8:30-10am, Take a walk outside and listen to your surroundings at night. Learn how naturalists use these noises to learn more about the environment. Wear sturdy clothes and bring a small flashlight. Meet in the activity building. Also 5/23. muscootfarm.org Sat, May 9: Teatown’s Plant Sale 10am-2:30pm, Teatown invites attendees to take a tour of our very special Wildflower Island. Tours will be free and ongoing from 10:30am-1:30pm. 914-762-2912 x110 Sat, May 9: Plant Sale in Tarrytown 9am-2pm, Lyndhouse Greenhouses, The Garden Club Of Irvington invite you to our annual pre-Mothers' Day Garden Fair and Plant Sale. gcirvington.org Sat, May 9: "Riverkeeper Sweep" Hudson Cleanup in Ossining 9am-6pm, 20 Secor Rd, Ossining, our fourth annual day of service for the Hudson River happening from NYC all the way to Albany along the Hudson. sweep@riverkeeper.org
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Sat, May 9: Spring Craft Fair Hendrick Hudson High School 9am-4pm, On the front lawn (inclement weather - in the dome) Montrose Business Association autobody3@aol.com Sat, May 9: Labyrinth Walk: Honoring Mothers, Mary and Earth 10am-3:30pm, Come celebrate the vigil of Mother’s Day by learning about the Labyrinth and practicing this ancient walking meditation. mariandale.org Sat, May 9: Broken, Beautiful, and Beloved 10am-3:30pm, We’ll try to remove the filters that color our vision and see ourselves as God does - wonderfully made, imperfections and all. We’ll take some quiet time for reflection, followed by a journaling exercise and a group discussion to explore the ways we can begin to see our brokenness, not as a problem to be solved, but as a truth to be honored. mariandale.org Sat, May 9: David Fescier of DF Collections Jewelry Trunk12-5pm, Flat Iron Gallery, Inc, Peekskill. Enjoy our festivities...drink some wine, and explore our beautiful selection of handcrafted gifts for Mother's Day! flatirongallery.com
Sat, May 9: The Stars Come Out @ Boscobel 10 or 11am or 12pm, Starlab, a portable planetarium, will receive visitors for an exploration of the night sky. Stargazers will enter the inflatable dome (inside the Carriage House at Boscobel), relax on the floor and gaze up at a night sky to look for star patterns: Big Dipper, Little Dipper, Cassiopeia, Polaris the North Star and more. Stars, constellations and enthusiastic storytelling by Boscobel’s Museum Educator Lisa DiMarzo combine for an exciting, entertaining and enlightening experience boscobel.org Sat, May 9: Miss Nelson is Missing @ Emelin Theatre 11am & 1:30pm, Ages 4+ emelin.org Sat, May 9: Night Sounds 7 -9pm, Take a walk outside and listen to your surroundings at night. Learn how naturalists use these noises to learn more about the environment. Wear sturdy clothes and bring a small flashlight. Meet in the activity building. muscootfarm.org Sat, May 9: Gerry Malkin Quintet in Peekskill 8-10:30pm, Bean Runner Cafe, Leader and tenor saxophonist Gerry Malkin, guitarist Chris Morrison, bassist Mike McGuirk, and drummer Bobby Leonard. beanrunnerevents@gmail.com Sat, May 9: Paul Reiser at the Emelin Theater 8-10pm, Comedian, Actor, and bestselling Author Paul Reiser. emelin.org
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Workout: flexibility, core stability, endurance plyometrics Nutrition and making delicious healthy food choices Visit and participate at local farms Indoor rock climbing Hiking & swimming Organic produce picking Outdoor team building activities
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Sun, May 10: Sheep Shearing 12-3pm, It's that time of the year again. Visit the farm today to see the sheep get their annual haircuts. muscootfarm.org Sun, May 10: Advanced Trail Maintenance Workshop Trail work projects are dependent on the needs of the trail in that area. Trail work may include: Cutting and removing fallen trees to clear the trail corridor; maintaining and constructing structures such as rock walls, steps, or bridges; clearing overgrown vegetation on the trail; maintaining and improving the trail tread (tread is the area where people walk on the trail) Details provided upon registration. Registration required. nynjtc.org/trailu Sun, May 10: Teatown Stewardship Crew Work Day Come out and work on Teatown's Trails. If interested, please contact Leigh Draper at ldraper@teatown.org. If under the age of 18, must be accompanied by an adult. Also 5/23, 5/30 Sun, May 10: Special Mother's Day at Hastings Flea 10am-4pm, Featuring live entertainment by local acoustic duo, "Gillen & Turk" and their "Love Revival Concert." It's guaranteed to be a family-friendly, toe-tapping good time for music lovers of all ages! Special goodies for Mom, including gift certificates for makeovers at Giordano Beauty and classes at Hastings Yoga. Plus, all Moms will receive exclusive coupons for Mother's Day brunch or Continued on page 26
2015 Pre-K Summer Special Full Day
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Door-to-door Busing $500 (flat fee)
Our Pre-K program is composed of a co-ed group of children 3 1/2 to 4 1/2 years of age. We have designed a highly specialized schedule to enhance the social benefits of a young, developing child. The activities for this age group including soccer, hockey and other ball skills, take place on our fields and courts scaled for age appropriateness. Our other activities include swimming, specials in nature, art, music and gymnastics, all of which are taught by our specialty counselors in indoor, covered facilities. We provide young children an opportunity to participate in the fun and excitement of a full summer camp experience while promoting their social skills and self-confidence under the supervision of our mature staff.
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dinner at top local restaurants; coffee at Juniper; mimosas at Maud's; and cocktails at The Mill. hastingsflea.com Sun, May 10: Love After 1950: Copland House Celebrates Mother’s Day Lyndhurst, 914- 631-4481 Sun, May 10: Pink Martini 7pm, Tarrytown Music Hall, 914-631-3390 Tues, May 12, 26: Special Spring Farmer’s Market 11-3pm, NewYork-Presbyterian-Hudson Valley Hospital, 914-737-9000 Wed, May 13:Ladies Night "Unplugged" with KJ Denhert 8pm, 12 Grapes Restaurant, 914-737-6624 Wed, May 13: Poppies, The Quiet Man Public House, Peekskill 7 - 9:30pm, Art on the Vine artonthevinellc.com Thurs, May 14: Spring Moths at Cliffdale 7:30pm, Charlie Roberto will identify spring moths at Cliffdale Farm. All welcome. Free. teatown.org. Thur, May 14: Open Mic Night with host, Jess Erick 8:30pm, 12 Grapes Restaurant, 914-737-6624 Thur, May 14: Bruce Cockburn 8pm, Tarrytown Music Hall, 914-631-3390
Thurs, May 14: Spring Moths at Cliffdale 7:30pm, Charlie Roberto will identify spring moths at Cliffdale Farm. All welcome. Free. teatown.org. Fri, May 15: Orleans & Friends with Paul Barrere & Fred Tackett of Little Feat 8pm, Tarrytown Music Hall, 914-631-3390 Fri, May 15:Rhythm & Blues with Latin Grooves! with 3D Rhythm of Life 9:30pm, 12 Grapes Restaurant, 914-737-6624 Fri, May 15: Stroller Tours @ The Katonah Museum of Art 9-10am, Moms, dads, grandparents, and caregivers of the littlest ones meet up, chat, and then explore an exciting world of art, architecture, and history in our galleries. Breakfast snacks provided by Tazza Café. Also 6/12. katonahmuseum.org Fri, May 15: Harmony Road in Peekskill 8-10:30pm, Bean Runner Cafe, a four piece band playing great covers of the greatest music cover The Beatles, Brian Setzer, The Cars, Stevie Ray Vaughn, The Cherry Poppin Daddies-rocking dance, swing, blues and pop tunes... beanrunnerevents@gmail.com Sat, May 16: WING A DING DING 6:00pm – 11pm. IT IS VERPLANCK'S 3RD ANNUAL WING NIGHT, Location: Verplanck Firehouse- (Under The Tent) Special: DJ Paulie followed by live music provided by Continued on page 28
Soundview Summer STEAM Enrichment Program
Soundview Summer STEAM is a place where left and right brains come together for creativity and fun! STEAM is an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Mathematics. • For grades 3 - 6 • Program runs June 29 - July 31
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• Enroll in one or more weeks • Two sessions daily
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Why Nabby? Established in 1940, Camp Nabby is a traditional 8 week summer day camp for children between the ages of 3.5 to 13. The mission at Camp Nabby is to educate and inspire young people and their families to choose healthy, playful lives. There are 5 programs at Nabby: Pre-K, Juniors, Seniors, Leaders-In-Training, and Counselors-InTraining - all designed to reflect our core values: education, fitness, laughter, and play. Each program is divided into groups that are supervised by our qualified staff-mostly educators and coaches from the surrounding Northern Westchester community.
ail, Nature Center 17 Acres, Hiking Tr “It’s all about the kids!” This isn’t just a fun rallying cry; it’s a way of thinking. And it influences how we approach just about everything here at camp. We work year-round to shape our programs, our schedules and our staff to reflect the simple reality that camp revolves around happy children, and nothing else.
3 Basketball Cou rts, 2 Dodgeball Courts, Gymnast ics, Floor Hocke y Epic Eight Every Wednesday the entire co-ed senior camp community comes together to strategize, compete, and celebrate. Inspired by traditional color wars, our EE Tournament splits camp into 2 Teams (red & white) that battle it out over 8 weeks in 8 epic events.
, 3 Swimming Pools, 3 Tennis Courts 5 Ball Fields, 3 Soccer Fields Leadership Joe Bertino Sr., Executive Director Rita Bertino, Associate Director Matthew Bertino, Program Director, Senior Camp Sam Stern, Program Director, Junior Camp Rikki Saperstein, Program Director, Special Events contact: summer@campnabby.com
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"NO OPTIONS". $25 Adults & $12 Children 13 & under LIVE MUSIC ,BEER, SODA & CHICKEN WINGS WE ARE CURRENTLY SELLING TICKETS SEE THE CHIEFS OF THE DEPARTMENT OR HOLLY HAIGHT FOR TICKETS REQUEST TICKETS http://www.verplanckfire.org Sat, May 16: Comedy Night at Holy Name of Mary Church in Croton 7pm. Fun, Food, Beer & Wine $50. Call 736-2636 or email kathleenchop@gmail.com 110 Grand St, Croton. Sat, May 16: 40 Warblers and Spring Migrants 8am, Join Charlie Roberto on the Back 40 Trail for a bird walk looking for blue wing warblers and spring migrants. Adults. Free. teatown.org. Sat, May 16: Walk4Hearing in Yorktown Heights 10am-12pm, FDR State Park Rd, Yorktown Heights, Join us for a day of fun with family and friends at Hearing Loss Association of America's 10th Annual Westchester/ Rockland Walk4Hearing! walk4hearing.org Sat, May 16: Plant & Garden Show in Katonah 9am-3pm, Lasdon Park Katonah, Annual Friends of Lasdon Plant Sale along with garden related vendors, food, Garden Shop, Veterans Museum. lasdonpark.org Sat, May 16: Earth Day Event in Croton
10am-3pm, Croton Point Park, Free for this annual springtime celebration which promises a mix of live music and entertainment, environmental exhibits, a local farmers market, free raffles to win great prizes, and a compost bin and rain barrel sale. akk4@westchestergov.com Sat, May 16: Blacksmithing Workshop 9am -2pm, Learn by doing. One of our most popular workshops. Space is limited. Also 5/23. Fee: $85. muscootfarm.org Sat, May 16: Trail Blazing 101 Workshop Trail volunteers are a vital component in building, maintaining, and protecting Teatown Trails. Workshops are free and open to new and experienced volunteers. Trail work projects are dependent on the needs of the trail in that area. Registration required. nynjtc.org/trailu Sat, May 16: New Raptor Volunteer Workshop 1-4pm, This intensive three hour workshop will provide an overview of what it takes to become a Teatown Raptor Volunteer. Topics covered will include basic care, feeding, and husbandry. M$25/NM$35. Adult. teatown.org. Sat, May 16: River of Dreams in Croton 8-11pm, Tenampa Mexican Restaurant, Our Billy Joel tribute Band will play the best of Billy meanwhile the singer looks like his TWIN! Also other songs on request and contests! wakeupjonny@yahoo.com Continued on page 37
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Camp Nabby Pre-K Special Full-Season, Full Day with Busing $3,500 Our Pre-K program is composed of a co-ed group of children 3 ½ to 4 ½ years of age. We provide young children an opportunity to participate in the fun and excitement of a full summer camp experience while promoting their social skills and self-confidence under the supervision of our mature staff. 1 Nabby Hill, Mohegan Lake, NY 10547
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Chicory Meadow Farm 2015 Summer Riding Camp July 6th - August 14th $375.00 per week Ages 6 - 13
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Beat the high cost of travel and spend your summer at Premier! Enjoy our outdoor pools in a country club setting as well as our extensive sports facility including outdoor tennis courts, basketball, and volleyball courts.
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Our expert therapists offer every patient an in-depth assessment to create the most dynamic program to help them heal. A full range of rehabilitation treatment plans are offered.
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These include recovery from: • Joint replacement & arthoscopic surgery • Fractures and injuries • Back and neck pain and spinal surgeries • Sports injuries • Arthritis • Shoulder and rotator cuff injuries • Repetitive stress injuries • Muscle strain and sprains • Dizziness, imbalance & vestibular disorders • Ankle and foot pain
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Sat, May 16: Todd Londagin Band in Peekskill 8-10:30pm, Bean Runner Cafe, Todd Londagin, bassist Jennifer Vincent, drummer David Berger, pianist Matt Ray and guitarist Pete Smith. beanrunnerevents@gmail.com Sat, May 16: Armed Forces Day Rock and Roll Show Westchester County Center 7pm, Featuring: Louis Vanaria from "A Bronx Tale", Lou Christie "Lightning Strikes", Shirley Alston Reeves "Soldier Boy", Linda Jansen & The Angels "My Boyfriend's Back", The Cleftones "Little Girl of Mine", Elvis impersonator Tally Lauriti, Joe Cabot Orchestra. countycenter.biz/event_ ROCKANDROLL.html Sat, May 16: Westchester Symphonic Winds "North By Northwest" 8pm, Tarrytown Music Hall, 914-631-3390 Sat, May 16: Books We Love to Watch— Movies We Love to Read 3pm, Jacob Burns Film Center, 914-773-7663* call for weekday shows Sat, May 16: Bob Newhart 8pm, The Paramount, 914-739-0039 Sun, May 17: Homesteader Workshop Series – Foraging 10am-12pm, join us in our new homestead series which will look at many of the things you can do at home to increase your food independence and peace of mind by closing the gap between yourself, your food, and the land.
We are offering a series of classes. Continues 6/14, 7/19, 8/16. hilltophanoverfarm.org Sun, May 17: Camp Discovery Tours for families 10-3pm, See first-hand and hear all about the wonderful programs and events at camp. Summer is just around the corner so come and check us out! Allison@rosenthaljcc.org Sun, May 17: Blacksmithing Workshop 9am -2pm, Learn by doing. One of our most popular workshops. Space is limited. Also 5/23. Fee: $85. muscootfarm.org Sun, May 17: Pinkster Philipsburg Manor 9am -2pm, An African-American celebration of spring, Pinkster was held in the Hudson Valley as early as the 17th century. Filled with music, dance, food, and revelry, this cross-cultural festival re-creates the spring holiday with a rousing colonial-style celebration. Festivities include lively presentations of drumming and traditional dance, African folktales, and demonstrations of traditional African instruments and utilitarian wares. For visitors who work up an appetite, local caterer Nikki Toi's Soul Food offers a special Pinkster menu. hudsonvalley.org/events/discoverpinkster Sun, May 17: The Right Notes: A Centennial Salute to George Perle Copland House at Merestead, 914-788-4659 Tues, May 19: Using Whole Grains 2pm, NewYork-Presbyterian-Hudson Valley Hospital, 914737-9000 Continued on page 38
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Tues, May 19: LARRY CHANCE & THE EARLS/Lenny Cocco & The Chimes 6:15pm, Westchester Broadway Theater, 592-2268 Wed, May 20: Ladies Night "Unplugged" with Julie Corbalis 8pm, 12 Grapes Restaurant, 914-737-6624 Wed, May 20: Fiddler's Green, Fiddler's Green, Carmel 7 - 9:30pm, Art on the Vine artonthevinellc.com Wed, May 20: Little Cooks and Gardeners @ Stone Barns 2 or 4pm, Kids take part in hands-on gardening or farming activities and discover how to cook simple, seasonal dishes featuring farm ingredients in our kitchen. Adults pick up techniques, tips and recipes for cooking at home with their young children. For 3 to 5 year-olds, plus one parent or caregiver per child. Also 5/27 stonebarnscenter.org Thurs, May 21: DESIGN -SPECIFIC: Lectures by Leaders in Design @ The Katonah Museum of Art 7pm, Paola Antonelli, Curator of Architecture and Design, MoMA As a writer and curator, Antonelli’s work investigates design’s influence on our everyday experience, from objects as prosaic as the paperclip to the complex and
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JUST FOR KIDS!
5th GRADE FUN CLUB Cortlandt Youth Center, 3 Memorial Drive, Croton The fifth grade fun club program allows participants to be in a safe, structured environment after school while challenging themselves with a variety of games, activities and special projects. During this time, these children get acclimated as to what the Town of Cortlandt Youth & Recreation Center has to offer. A BBQ marks the end of fun club for these participants and are then able to come to
the center and enjoy all of our programs on a daily basis. Children are bused on the days listed below from their school by Hendrick Hudson School District to the Youth Center. It is the Parents' responsibility to pick the child up at 5:00 p.m. • This program is free and offers indoor game tables such as foosball, ping pong, air hockey and pool tables as well as a Wii gaming station, 52” TV, homework room (with help if needed), art room and outdoor activities. • Once your child is registered, it does not mean they have to come every single week. If a child can not make it for any reason, they are still welcome for the remainder of the weeks • If your child is to carpool or be picked up other than a parent or a guardian, please call 736-0498 or send in a note. • On Friday, May 8th there will be a BBQ for BV, FGL & FWS. After this event, students will be able to participate in our regularly scheduled programming. • If your child has any allergies or individual concerns, please contact Jennifer at 736-0498. • There are vending machines for snacks and drinks. The machines take one dollar bills and coins. The staff does not have change. Continued on page 43
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EXPERIENCE SCIENCE
May 7, 2015 at the Croton-Harmon High School from 5:30PM - 7:30PM This year, a "hands-on" technology section is being added which will feature students teaching engineering and design concepts as well as coding on laptops. Young research scientists and innovators will also continue to be showcased. Remember, all K-12 scientists are eligible to participate and the district is already accepting bookings for exhibits. To hold your spot for the Experience Science Fair, just fill out the form found on the Technology tab of the Croton-Harmon School District homepage or email the same information to the Stem-D team (Deba August: Deborah.August@chufsd.org or Lauren.Scollins@chufsd.org) COME & SEE OUR FUTURE SCIENTIST'S WORK!
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y daughter and I do a lot of cooking together. There are so many benefits to getting our kids involved in the kitchen, not the least of which is that it provides an activity that we can do together away from all the screens they love!!
When she was really young, I started her off with mixing and pouring. She loved it, and I felt reasonably sure that she was safe doing these things. Of course, I expected that she would make a few messes, and I was ready for that. I even regularly set her up on the floor with a huge towel, lots of bowls, spoons, flour, water, cornstarch and let her go to town!! As she has gotten older, I have found myself struggling with allowing her to do things in the kitchen that she felt she could do. For example, tasks I’m not ready to give up include peeling potatoes, using a julienne cutter, etc. Even cooking teachers, who are moms, are moms first and safety is the foremost on our minds!! I’ve conceded on a few kitchen tasks that she can now do well, and that I have gotten my nerves out of the way to let her try. If you feel comfortable, maybe you can try some of these out. 1) “Washing dishes” This is one that I truly had to work up to. It made me so nervous to allow her access to hot water, breakable dishes and my dish soap! But, with a few modifications, like taking sharp knives away, fragile dishes out and a bit of deep breathing (on my part), I found that she was able to keep the temperature of the water warm, and enjoy the soapy sensation of moving the sponge back and forth on the dishes. She had lots more fun doing the dishes than I ever do! 2) Peeling carrots This is one that she was ready for before I was ready to let her try. Peeling potatoes was tricky and unwieldy because of the shape. But carrots were easier. I showed her how to place the peeler level onto the side of the carrot, and then
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move the peeler away from her fingers towards the table. It was pretty easy for her to glide the peeler down the length of the carrots and I felt safe letting her do it (after some time, if I’m honest). 3) Cracking eggs Perhaps like many of you, I was worried that if I let her crack the egg she would somehow ingest it and wind up with salmonella poisoning! So, my prevention was a bit of scare tactics long before I ever let her touch an egg! I made a BIG deal of how dangerous raw egg is, and how we can NEVER touch raw egg without washing our hands immediately. In my classes, I have a wet wipe at the ready when I let the kids (who have proven themselves to be good listeners) crack an egg. I show the kids how to open the egg like they’re opening a book, and most of the time that works! In time, I know that my daughter and all the other kids I teach will be competent assistants. For now, I know they just want to be near mom and be helpful! And that’s (usually) fine with me! Sharon NDiaye teaches “Cooking with Kids,” hands-on international cooking classes for small chefs 3-6 years old and 7-10 years old, with an emphasis on providing new experiences and introduction to new foods. Sharon teaches at New Era Creative Space (NECS) in Peekskill and “Cooking Around the World” at preschools and elementary schools. Check www.necspace.com for class schedule. Sharon also leads private cooking and baking classes, small group classes, cooking birthday parties, as well as cooking enrichment classes for scout troops. Email: sharonndiaye@gmail.com Facebook: Sharon’s Barefoot Books and Small Cooks Instagram: @barefootbookssmallcooks Twitter: @cookwkids
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• Your child may bring a snack to Fun Club. • The Youth Center is NOT RESPONSIBLE for any personal belonging brought to the center or left at the center during program. MR. SOFTEE VISITS THE YOUTH CENTER Youth will have the opportunity enjoy a cold treat and buy ice cream from the Mr. Softee Ice Cream Truck. Every Friday Dates: June 5th – August 28th Time: 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Fee: Prices vary COOKING FOR FRIENDS What dish do you prepare well? Are you willing to share your sumptuous sensation with friends? Then we have our kitchen open for you to “get your chef on” and teens willing to taste it. We will provide the food and assistance, tell your friends. **Advanced registration required. Pleasecall Jennifer or Offutt 736-0498 to register.** ***Recipe submission is due the week before so ingredients can be bought! Saturday, June 6th , July 11th Time: 2:00 pm *Tasting is at 5:00 pm Fee: Free
WELCOME ABOARD LUAU The Cortlandt Youth Services will host a special LUAU themed BBQ for fifth grade graduates to familiarize them with our Youth Center and numerous fun filled programs. Friday, May 8th Time: 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm Fee: Free *Call 736-0498 for more information Continued on page 45
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Cut Back On Technology Time If left with their own devices, kids will play video games all day or watch their favorite shows on TV. Be very strict when it comes to this. Set a schedule wherein they are allowed to use their gadgets, such as at most two hours each day. a couch They are supposed to be active — not sitting on for hours. By Kim Bjorge, Photographer, Potter, Wildlife Rehabilitator Get Into Sports This is perhaps the best way to help your kids become fit. Encourage them to join a sport that they are interested in and you can do this by introducing it to them. For instance, bring them to the community center and give them some swimming lessons or bring them along to a baseball game. Once they have chosen a sport of their own liking, give Susanneed Chasen a Certified Nutrition Health Coach them the support they toisfurther boost their&interest and passion. Finally, let us parents be good examples to our kids. By living a healthy lifestyle, we will be unconsciously instilling that kind of habit to our kids, too, and they can carry that until they grow old. In doing so, we are also making the Dr. Barry J Glaser is an orthodontic specialist who practices entire family fit and that may inspire other families to follow suit.
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Continued from page 43 MOMMY & ME PLAY GROUP Join them! For infants to children up to 23 months. Sing, play, create, slide, jump and make new friends! DATE: Thursday mornings 9:15-10:00am, Through May 28th. $360 Checks made payable to: CSI Playgroup or Drop in for $20 a class whenever you can make it! WHERE: CSI Preschool: 1666 Pleasantville Rd, Briarcliff. INFO: education@ csibriarcliff.org or call 762-2700 SUNDAY FAMILY STORY TIME @ LITTLE JOE'S (KATONAH) 11am, Bring your munchkins for a visit and a story. Great for working parents! 914-232-7278 STORYTIME AT BARNES & NOBLE Mondays, 4pm, Cortlandt Town Center. For ages 3-7. Free. 914-528-6275 Sat, May 2: Free Frozen Tea Party @ Pleasantville Breaking Ground Dance Center 9:15-10:15am, Enjoy a craft, tea party, & fun-filled dance!. breakinggrounddance.com Sat, May 2: Free Children’s Workshop: Learn How to Build a Picket Fence Photo Frame 9-12pm, Home Depot Locations
Saturday, May 2nd CROTON SOCCER REGISTRATION Join us at The Black Cow, 4 Old Post Road South in Croton; Saturday, May 2nd from 10AM to 3PM and register your child in person. Board Members will help you sign up and answer any questions you may have. Receive a Croton AYSO car magnet, while supplies last! Kids as young as 4 (by 8/1/15) can sign up. Registration online starts May 1st for the 2015-2016 Fall Spring Season at: EAYSO.ORG. Sign up before June15th to take advantage of the earlybird registration fee! AYSO: GREAT SOCCER STARTS HERE! Sat, May 2: MAYFAIR Children's Carnival @ Croton Community Nursery School 10am-2pm, Children's Carnival complete with bouncy castles, face painting, pirate treasure dig, bean bag toss, flower pot painting, sand art, snacks, cool prized, costume characters surprise visits, Police and Fire truck visits, and much more! 914-271-4451 Continued on page 46
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Sun, May 3: Tracks and Traces 10-11:30am, Take a hike around Teatown Lake to look for signs that animals have left behind. Find beaver chews, rabbit clues and deer trails in the woods. All ages welcome. Pre-registration required at 914-762-2912, ext. 110.
Wed, May 6: Little Cooks and Gardeners @ Stone Barns 2 or 4pm, Kids take part in hands-on gardening or farming activities and then discover how to cook simple, seasonal dishes featuring farm ingredients in our kitchen. Adults pick up techniques, tips and recipes for cooking at home with their young children. For 3 to 5 year-olds, plus one parent or caregiver per child. Also 5/13, 5/20, 5/27 stonebarnscenter.org
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Sat, May 9: Special Event Storytime @ Barnes & Noble (Mohegan Lake) 11am, In celebration of Mother's Day, join us for a special Storytime featuring Mom School and How to Babysit a Grandma. 914-528-6275 Sun, May 17: Children’s Theater Production 3pm, Visit the farm to see a performance put on by the Children's Theatre Group. muscootfarm.org Sun, May 24: Meet the Babies 12-3pm, Baby season is in full swing. Come meet Muscoot's newest additions. Also 4-H will be here answering questions. muscootfarm.org Sun, June 7: Children's Carnival, Rain date September 20th 10am-4pm, Rosenthal JCC Pleasantville, Games, rides and refreshments for all ages include Bumper Cars, Flying Dragon, Zipline, Rock Climbing, Tubs of Fun, Carousel, Bouncy Castles galore, Karaoke, Magical Beauty Station sponsored by Kid Styles (hair, makeup & nails), Face Painting, Balloon Making, Pizza and Ice Cream Truck and much more! Proceeds support programs for children with special needs and their families at the Rosenthal JCC. Advance discount ticket purchase can be made at www. rosenthaljcc.org.
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May 2015 Highlights Flowers for Mom, THURS., MAY 7, 10:00-11:30am. Decorate flowerpots and plant flowers in honor of Mother’s Day. Learn about some of the famous Jewish women who have played a role in shaping Jewish history. $5/child. Temple Israel Northern Westchester, Glengary Road, Croton-on-Hudson Moo, Moo, Baah, Baah–Visit the Farm, TUES., MAY 12, 10:00-11:30am. Check out the baby goats, lambs and sheep at this local farm. Learn Jewish customs and rituals that celebrate birth, and share your own stories about how you celebrated the birth of your child/ren. $5/child. Muscoot Farm, 51 NY-100, Katonah RSVP/More Info: Cathy Deutchman, 914-741-0333 x25, cathy@rosenthaljcc.org rosenthaljcc.org/J-Baby ² Search “J-Baby” on Facebook or Meetup.com Brought to you by Rosenthal JCC, UJA-Federation of New York and the Upper Northern Westchester Kesher
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ongs that my kids request me to play over and over inevitably wind up stuck in my head despite my best intentions to keep them separate. A Spoonful of Sugar from Mary Poppins has become part of this repertoire of songs I’ve collected. I’ve realized after listening to the song for the thousandth time, that it contains some important life tidbits on spicing up routine or monotony. In case you’re not familiar, a Spoonful of Sugar, sung by Julie Andrews playing the nanny Mary Poppins sings to her young charges about how to make the chore of cleaning their playroom more enjoyable using the metaphor of medicine to represent the chore or task to be undertaken. The particular lyrics that stick out “In every job that must be done, there is an element of fun, you find the fun and snap the job’s a game. Every task you undertake, becomes a piece of cake, a lark, a spree. It’s very clear to see that a spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go down in the most delightful way.” The song got me thinking about all the mundane chores or tasks we put off or procrastinate from doing and what ways we could inject some fun or lightness into these activities to make the “medicine” more bearable. Small changes can often make the biggest difference in altering a routine or getting out of a rut that you may be in. Taking a different way home , listening to music while you fold
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clothes, catching up on the latest show you’ve been binge watching while doing the mound of dishes in the sink, having a work out buddy rather than going it alone, running outside vs. the treadmill at the gym or changing the location of where you eat lunch at work. There’s something to be said for mindfulness and focusing on the task at hand while having no distractions like music or TV but there is also some magic in making tasks seem less burdensome and being able to look at them in a different way. When tasks seem manageable and less like “work” or “exercise”, people for the most part, are more willing to do them.. Look at areas where you may be stuck or dreading activities and think about how you might be able to change it up. Good luck and thank Mary Poppins if you are successful in finding your own spoonful of sugar this week!” Lindsay S. D’Ascoli, LCSW Lindsay is Licensed Clinical Social Worker, practicing at the Light House Retreat and Wellness Center. She uses cognitivebehavioral, interpersonal and creative arts methods in her work to help teens, women and moms manage anxiety, mood instability depression, trauma, family and relationship issues. For an appointment, please call 914-589-7188.
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Continued from page 38 clothes and bring a small flashlight. Meet in the activity building. muscootfarm.org Sat, May 23: Blacksmithing Workshop 9am -2pm, Learn by doing. One of our most popular workshops. Space is limited. Fee: $85. muscootfarm.org Sat, May 23: Eco Gardening Series – Backyard Habitat Gardening 10am-12pm, Join Kim Eierman, CH, AOLCP – Founder of Ecobenefical! Beneficial insects are nature’s pest control but to benefit from their services, you first have to provide them with the habitat and the native plants they require. Learn how to attract and support these valuable insects throughout their life cycles. Class can be taken individually or as part of a 3 part series. hilltophanoverfarm.org Sat, May 23: Angel Fly Preserve with Club Fit 10am-2pm, Angel Fly Preserve is a vital sanctuary for area wildlife. Hike Length: 5 miles - moderate Hike Time: 3-4 hours. Rain cancels. Bring lunch and water. Meet at the Toys R Us parking lot on Bank St. in Jefferson Valley at 10:00 am to carpool or meet at the Preserve at 10:30 am. teatown.org.
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THE ORGANIC TEACHING KITCHEN GYOF - grow your own food Get Inspired by the Season
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ay is the month I get inspired to grow my own food. Now more than ever, with our food sources becoming impure by genetically modified foods (GMO’s), pesticides, hormones, antibiotics and the likes, growing your own food (GYOF) affords you high quality, fresh produce. G.Y.O.F. has many benefits. It keeps chemicals off your plate, reduces the impact on the environment, and encourages you to eat healthier, expand your cooking repertoire while inspiring you to try new recipes. Our busy lives often cause good nutrition to fall down on the priority list. Americans eat an average of 4 meals a week at a restaurant or take out. Kids who loathe veggies may be more eager to eat them when they watch them grow. It gives them an understanding of the origins of the food they eat. And if that is not reason enough, it will save you money too! May 10th is Mothers Day. This Mother's Day, give her a gift that keeps on growing, both fragrant and utilitarian too. Take a large basket and simply fill it with herb plants like rosemary, peppermint, sage and basil. Top it Birthday Parties off with a trowel and bow. This can be a daily Girl Scout reminder of how much & Brownie Troops she means to you.
RECIPE OF THE MONTH MIXED HERB PESTO Ingredients: • 2 -cup fresh basil • 1 cup kale • ½ cup chives • ½ cup walnuts • 3 medium garlic cloves, chopped • 1/3 cup EVOO (or to desired consistency) • S/P to taste Directions Add green, walnuts & garlic to food processor. With the motor running, add the olive oil in a steady stream until the pesto becomes creamy or to your likings. Add S/P to taste. Use over pasta or as a healthy condiment.
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Gardening Workshops @ The Organic Teaching Kitchen this month! Myra Marsocci, owner of "Shades of Green will be hosting a series of workshops In TOTK’s “teaching garden”. Check our website for details.
Susan Chasen is a Certified Nutrition & Health Coach. She is the founder of The Organic Teaching Kitchen. Susan offers nutrition and health coaching, nutrition workshops and “hands-on-cooking” classes to adults, teens and kids. Other services include corporate Workplace Wellness Programs, School and Library Programs, a 21-DAY Clean Eating Cleanse, Kid & Teens Group Cooking Classes, Birthday Parties, Girl Scout programs & Wellness Events. Check out TheOrganicTeachingKitchen.com for class and workshop schedule. The Organic Teaching Kitchen is located at 18 Old Post Rd. South, Croton-on-Hudson, NY. For more info, contact Susan at Susan@TheOrganicTeachingKitchen.com or 914-582-9574. Call Susan for a complimentary consult.
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pre Teens and teens WHAT'S GOING ON CORTLANDT TEEN FREE PROGRAMS Take place at 3 Memorial Dr, Croton. Advanced registration required for all programs at 736-0498. DROP IN PROGRAM - Ages 11-18 (11 years only if graduated from the fifth grade) Drop in activities include Cable TV, ping pong, games, arts & crafts center, weight and exercise room (Supervision), outside basketball, pool tables, rock climbing and many more special programs. Monday thru Thursday: 3:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Friday: 3:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. Saturday: 1:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. NATIONAL FOOD CELEBRATIONS There’s a food honored just about every day of the year. Come join us for some fun cooking activities and unique tastes for the following National Food Days. Friday, May 15th: - National Chocolate Cookie Day Homemade chocolate chip cookies…Yum! Serving time: 3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Fee: Free. Must register with Jennifer at the Youth Center 736-0498
ROCK CLIMBING NIGHTS Can you make it to the top? Stop by the youth center and try our brand new rock climbing wall to see if you have what it takes! Certified Adult Supervision will be present at ALL times. *Now open on Sundays for youth ages 7- 10!!! Dates & Times: Tuesday - 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Wednesday - 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Thursday - 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Saturdays - 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Sundays - 2:00 p.m. -4:00 p.m. (ages 7-10) Rock Wall Competition First Saturday of every month 6-9pm must pre-register. MEALS DEAL THURSDAYS Hungry? Need dinner? Every Thursday evening, youth will have the option to buy pizza at the Youth Center. Dinner time is 6 pm!! Days: Every Thursday, through May 28th Time: 6:00 p.m. Fee: $2.00 (includes two slices)
DJ NIGHTS Stop by and enjoy some music with your friends. Friday, May 22nd, Friday, June 26th Time: 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.: Free
Hobby Quest presents…Calling all fabulous fashionistas Looking for that perfect summer outfit? Learn to make it yourself! Designing summer staples such as sunny shorts, breezy skirts and terrific tops will seem easy as you add one-of-a-kind works to your warmerweather wardrobe! We’ll teach you the ins and outs of fashion design from top to bottom, head to toe - the possibilities are endless as we show you how to tap your creative genius. Course No: 611-1U – Please use number when registering Saturday, June 20th Time: 9:00 pm - 3:00 pm Fee: $25.00 with ID $30.00 without ID Weight Room Tues-Thur 5-6pm. Supervised weight room including treadmill, universal gym, free weights, bench, bike and brand new Concept 2 rowing machine. Canteen Program Tues & Wed 7-9pm, Fri 8-10:30pm FREE Muriel H. Morabito Community Center, 29 Westbrook Dr, Cortlandt Manor. Open gym, basketball, board games, and arts & crafts. Mondays: Open Gym 7:30-9:30pm Hen Hud School District residents only age 11-18. Come join us to play free basketball. FREE CUE Fri & Sat 7:30-10:30pm FREE Cortlandt Town Center (in the rear of the bldg by the movie theater) for ALL HS students from Hen Hud, Croton, adn Lakeland. Play pool, ping-pong, nok hockey, foos ball, games. Satellite tv and refreshments. HOT SHOT: Teen Digital Photo Gala Do you capture the essence of a face? Who takes the fun pics? Do you have eye of a photographer? Display your best photos, in a gallery like environment. Refreshments will be served. Community leaders will beviewing your
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pre Teens and teens WHAT'S GOING ON Continued from page 51 work. Prizes for best pictures Saturday, June 13th Time: 7:30 pm - 9pm at the C.U.E. Fee: Free Deadline for Submission: May 29th Location: C.U.E. Cortlandt Town Center Community Room 3131 East Main Street (in rear of building by Movie Theater Entrance) YOUTH EMPLOYMENT NOR WEST REGIONAL RECREATION SERVICES PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT – YEAR ROUND Nor-West offers employment to students ages 16 and up, working with children and adults,. Good working experience for persons interested in working in the Human Services or Special Education fields. Make you own work schedule, flexible hours. Call Nor-West for an application 737-4797 YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Marie Zavaglia, Coordinator Joyce Lettis, Asst. Coordinator HS STUDENTS: Looking for work, register with Y.E.S. HENDRICK HUDSON H.S.: Y.E.S. 275-5881 – located in the library entrance. YOUTH CENTER JOB BOARD: CHECK FOR JOB LISTINGS A 24-hour answering service is being maintained at Hendrick Hudson High School for both Hendrick Hudson and Walter Panas High School students at 275-5881. Call anytime and leave your name and telephone number and your call will be returned. CROTON YOUTH/TEEN PROGRAM Croton Recreation – 271-8562 OPEN GYM: Tuesdays 8:30-10pm PVC New Gym HENDRICK HUDSON LIBRARY BEADING EARRINGS FOR WOMEN'S SHELTERS Thurs, May 7 6pm – 8pm Beading instructor Joan Lloyd makes about 500 pairs of earrings per year that she donates to battered women's shelters countrywide. Learn to make earrings (it's really not difficult and lots of fun) to aid this worthy cause. Supplies will be provided. Contribute any old bead jewelry (broken is fine) to add to her supply. For adults & teens grade 6 – 12. Registration Required. CORTLANDT STAMP CLUB Wed, May 13, 6:30pm – 7:30pm Tues, June 2, 6:30pm - 7:30pm TEEN BOOK CLUB: The Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater Saturday, May 23, 10:00am KAPLAN SAT PRACTICE TEST Sat, May 23, 10am – 2pm
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OSSINING PUBLIC LIBRARY Sat, May 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 & June 6: Beginner Yoga 11:30-12:30pm Sat, May 4, 11, 18 & June 1: Beginner Yoga 7-8pm Thur, May 7, 14, 21, 28 & June 2: Chess 4:30 -5:30pm Fri, May 15, 22, 29 & June 5: Friday Afternoon Fun & Games 4pm Sat, May, 16, 23, 30 & June 6: Teen Comedy Improv 2-3pm CROTON LIBRARY Fri, May 1: TEEN ART WORKSHOP - Zentangle with Instructor Jill Greenbaum, 3:30-5pm Discover the art of Zentangle: A fast, fun way to get both focused and chill! It’s a simple method for creating beautiful images by drawing structured patterns. This workshop includes all the materials you need: Italian paper tiles, pencil, Micron pen and tortillion. Come tangle with Jill, a certified Zentangle teacher, and experience the “Zen” element of this art form and method, which was created by Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas. You’ll leave with your own works of art and a new way to step away from the daily pressures of school. The workshop and the materials used during it are free. Grades 6 and up. Register by visiting or calling the library (914-271-6612) during open hours.
Wed, May 6: TEEN WORKSHOP - Cupcake Decorating, 3:30-5pm Decorate cupcakes at the library with Susan O’Keefe of Croton’s own “Baked by Susan” shop on Grand Street. Have fun while learning a few professional decorating techniques in this tasty, hands-on workshop. The results are sure to be pretty, and, of course, delicious! Seats limited. Call (914-271-6612) or visit the library to sign up. Registration required. Grades 7 and up.
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Growing up I was always very disorganized and my school supplies were always a huge mess. After seventh grade I wanted to get organized and stay that way. Dr Kane, asked if I needed help. I had said yes and the next Saturday she came over. She showed me how to get all my papers in to the right place. Two weeks later she came back and helped me more. After a few months it got to the point where I could stay mostly organized and if I ever did get disorganized, I could effectively reorganize again. To summarize she was a great help to me. -Zach Wolf, Student
I was duly impressed by Dr. Kane, the minute she introduced herself to our staff and shared her future goals for our school. Her sincere humanistic approach towards everyone always showed great sensitivity. She always supported the children in her school to resolve problems that may have arisen. Dr. Kane is a rare and precious individual, who I admire and support. If anyone could get someone back on their feet and get the job done, she’s the one. She makes an exceptional and dynamic Academic Achievement Coach. -Irene Toovey, Teacher
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WHAT'S GOING ON Wed, May 13: TWEEN WORKSHOP - Earring Design with Joan Lloyd Express your creative side with artist Joan Lloyd, as she teaches you how to design and bead your very own earrings in this two-hour workshop. Choose from a vast variety of colorful beads to make one-of-a-kind earrings for yourself or a special someone. You’ll also have an opportunity to donate an additional pair of earrings of your own design to a local women’s shelter. Registration required. Sign up in person or call (914-271-6612) during library hours. For students in grades 4 through 6. SIGN UP NOW - YOUNG ARTISTS’ SHOWCASE Classical Music Recital for Teens Sign up to be a part of the Croton Free Library’s annual Classical Young Artists’ Showcase. Students in 7th through 12th grade (a wider age group, new this year) are invited to give a recital-quality performance of up to 8 minutes of well-prepared classical music. Instrumentalists and vocalists presenting solo and group pieces welcome. The library’s piano is available for use. Performers must provide their own accompanists (who may be adults). Registration begins immediately, and closes May 30. Register in person, by phone (914-271-6612) or by e-mail (lskelly@wlsmail. org). Saturday, June 13, rehearsal 3:00 p.m., concert 7:30 p.m.
SAT Exams June 6 - Sign up by May 8 To confirm dates or to register, go to CollegeBoard.org or call 866-756-7346. Students who need special testing accommodations should call 609-771-7137. Plan Now for Summer YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICE To register and be put on the referral service list, drop by the Recreation Office and pick up a form or give us a call and we’ll send you one. In order to remain on the list, you must give us updated information at the beginning of each school year. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT/SUMMER CAMP The Croton Recreation Department offers summer employment opportunities in Day Camp, Tiny Tots, Lifeguarding, Gate Attendant and Park Maintenance. APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED STARTING JAN 5 THRU MAR 13, 2015. All applicants for paid positions must be at least 16 years of age. Contact the Croton Recreation Department at 2713006 for an application or further information. Summer Camp Scholarships Available Saw Mill River Audubon offers scholarships for youth age 14-17 to attend a summer camp focused on the environment. Awards are based on in terest shown in the envi ronment through school work or volunteer work. Start planning for next summer! Applications:sawmillriveraudub on.org
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Continued from page 49 Sun, May 24: NT Live: Man and Superman 2pm, Jacob Burns Film Center, 914-773-7663* call for weekday shows Sat, May 23: Valerie Capers Quartet in Peekskill 8-10:30pm, Bean Runner Cafe, Dr. Capers has performed with Dizzy Gillespie, Wynton Marsalis, Mongo Santamaria, Tito Puente, Slide Hampton, Max Roach, and Paquito D'Rivera, among others; has recorded 5 albums. beanrunnerevents@gmail.com
Sun, May 24: Hide Tanning Workshop 10-4pm, Learn the basics of tanning hides in the two day workshop. Please bring a lunch and meet at the Nature Lodge. Also 5/25. Fee: $125. muscootfarm.org Sun, May 24: WWE VIP Experience presents WWE Live! Westchester County Center 7pm, John Cena vs. Rusev United States Championship Match, Daniel Bryan vs. Bad News Barrett, WWE Intercontinental Championship Match. Also see your favorite WWE Superstars including: Dean Ambrose, New Day, Paige, Damien Mizdow, The Bella Twins and many more!. countycenter.biz/event_WWELIVE.html
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Mon, May 25: Hide Tanning Workshop 10-4pm, Learn the basics of tanning hides in the two day workshop. Please bring a lunch and meet at the Nature Lodge. Fee: $125. muscootfarm.org Wed, May 27: The Quiet Man Public House, Peekskill 7 - 9:30pm, Art on the Vine artonthevinellc.com Wed, May 27: Outdoor Broadway Concert in NYC 10:30-12:30pm, Shubert Alley NYC, Stars in the Alley is a FREE outdoor concert held in the heart of the Theatre District that celebrates the end of the 2014 - 2015 Broadway season and adds to the festivities leading up to the 2015 Tony Awards.®, broadway.org Thurs, May 28: Town of Cortlandt 2015 Concert Series 7pm, Lost Soulz, Hendrick Hudson High School Auditorium. townofcortlandt.com Thur, May 28: Dickey Betts & Great Southern 8pm, Tarrytown Music Hall, 914-631-3390 Fri, May 29: Funky Pop, Jazz and so much more with The High East 9:30pm, 12 Grapes Restaurant, 914-737-6624 Fri, May 29: Vegan Cooking 3pm, NewYork-Presbyterian-Hudson Valley Hospital, 914-737-9000
Fri, May 29: Steve Chizmadia and the Accidental Gypsies 8-10:30pm, Bean Runner Cafe, Steve is an award winning Americana artist with strong roots in the singer songwriter tradition, country and rock. beanrunnerevents@gmail.com Sat, May 30: A Talk and Discussion on Local Food Production, Eating, Nutrition, ‘Food Security’, and ‘Food Shed’ 10-11:30am, Join local farmer Mike Yoken of Nourishing Farms for a talk and discussion, on the topics of food, food-traditions, nutrition, and health, and how they relate to local food-production; land-use and value; our 'foodshed' and local 'food-security’. Adults. teatown.org. Sat, May 30: Medicinal Herb Plant Walk 10am-12pm, Join Herbalist Bonnie Rogers on an herbal weed walk around the farm. You’ll learn to identify the medicinal and edible plants all around us. Get to know the plants in our ecosystem and explore their uses. It’s an easy walk and well behaved children are welcome to join us. hilltophanoverfarm.org Sat, May 30: Teatown Stewardship Crew Work Day Come out and work on Teatown's Trails. If interested, please contact Leigh Draper at ldraper@teatown.org. If under the age of 18, must be accompanied by an adult. Sat, May 30: Praying the Ordinary 10am-3:30pm, Seeing our repetitious and common tasks, Continued on page 57
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From Broken Heart to Fresh Start Tips for Getting Through Your Break-Up “Losing love Is like a window in your heart Everybody sees you’re blown apart Everybody sees the wind blow” Paul Simon, Graceland
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any people have experienced the hollow feeling that follows the irreconcilable break-up of a relationship. It is often accompanied by hopelessness or depression. If you are there, you might feel that little can console you. You must trust that these feelings will subside, that your strength will return, and that your life will be fulfilling and love filled again. There isn't a formula for getting through a break-up. The path is different for each person that travels it. Yet there are some important thoughts to keep in mind during the dark times. Recognize that your pain is real and do not feel embarrassed for hurting. Both men and women feel lost during break-ups. Often women are afforded the release of crying while many men must permit themselves that same comfort. Tears are healthy as they alleviate the pent-up stressor of sadness. Remind yourself that each passing day will bring you closer to smiling and laughing again. Act in your own self-interest and make decisions that enhance your health and wellbeing. Indulge yourself, but not to the point of excess - excess is not in your best interest. Avoid isolating and fill your calendar. Busy-ness will help take your mind off the past. Try something new like the old advice of changing your haircut/color, or learn an instrument, or a foreign language, or take a trip. Don't dwell in the world of 'What If' or 'If Only I’. Teach yourself to embrace the moment and invite the future. Exercise, yoga, strength training, and dance all help your endorphins kick in and make you feel better. A strong body and strong mind are interrelated. Also, surround yourself with the friends and family members that make you feel loved. We begin to equate our feelings of rejection with inadequacy. Fill your life with people that remind you of how wonderful and lovable you are. Try not to idealize the past. Make a list of the unfavorable issues of the relationship. It might mean accepting that you weren't as happy as you thought, or that you were in denial of the signs that the relationship would end. Maybe
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you were committed to commitment and stayed for the wrong reasons. Write down the things - the ‘bad stuff’ and keep it in your pocket. When you have moments of weakness and you want to reach out and re-establish contact, read the list first. Keep your mind out of the past and don’t indulge in thoughts that are only more hurtful. Turn your mind toward happier thoughts. Know when you need professional help. No relationship About Ridvan Foxhall: is worth the loss of life or the loss of desire for life. Therapists, healers, and counselors can get you through the worst of times. Make that your new relationship for a while. Go talk to someone who is dedicated to enhancing your well-being. You might learn things about yourself that are contributing to the intensity of your sadness. Therapy can help you find perspective and renew your hope for the future. Consider medication even if you are hesitant. People tend to self-medicate during hard times with alcohol or drugs - These options work against you. Prescribed mediEric Werner of Friendly Lawn cations can help you get Care through the worst of times. It doesn't mean you will have to take it forever, but it could help ease the pain for a while. Recognize the line between grieving and suffering. You don't have to suffer. Accept the idea that you are where you are supposed to be. Life has led you down this path for a reason and there is something to learn about yourself from this experience. Welcome the idea that wonderful things will happen in the next phase of your life and that you needed to be Jen Zelop open and available to receive them. One day soon you will enjoy and celebrate yourself as a single person, and then another day you will find the lasting love that you deserve.
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and the whole of our ordinary lives, as spiritual practices, can help to ground us in an understanding of how the sacred consistently touches us and is embedded in our day-to-day existence. mariandale.org Sat, May 30: "World Peace in the Key of Jazz" in Peekskill 8-10:30pm, Bean Runner Cafe, Antoinette Montague's love of humanity and music brings pure joy to people. beanrunnerevents@gmail.com Sat, May 30: Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes 8pm, The Paramount, 914-739-0039 11-11:45am, 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 we’re raising and the vegetables that we’re growing! stonebarnscenter.org Sun, May 31: Shout out for Snakes 11am-12pm, Join Elissa Schilmeister at the Kathryn W. Davis RiverWalk Center at Kingsland Point Park in Sleepy Hollow to learn all you ever wanted to know about the most maligned and feared species of all—snakes! Parking fee of $5 may be charged. Free. Pre-registration required at 914-762-2912, ext. 110.
Sun, June 7: In downtown Croton join us at Summerfest! FREE Physical Therapy Consultations, Mini Sessions, Craniosacral, Lymphatic Drainage, Massage, Reiki, Energy Work, Meditation, Yoga, Melt Class, Dream Analysis Workshop and More! Treat yourself to Holistic Physical Therapy's gift of Rest & Relaxation at Acker House! We will be waiting for you! Can't Wait? Visit www. holisticphysicaltherapyny.com or call (914)217-7919 for an appointment. Gift Certificates available. Sun, June 7 Croton Summerfest: Join Croton in the streets, celebrating the Summer Season! Street vendors, delicious food and wonderful entertainment will be abundant throughout the day. The Summerfest parade kicks off at 1:00 PM and the fun continues until 6:00 PM. We will have live music throughout the afternoon. Reminder, for your convenience, photo ID’s will be taken in the Recreation Office from 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM during Summerfest.
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CROTON SENIORS BOOK LOVERS CLUB Dates: May 6 Time: 10:00 – 11:30 AM Location: Croton Free Library Fee: FREE, but registration required Instructor: Amy Melman - Reference Librarian Join us for an energizing discussion of books that will engage and expand your mind and spirit. Books will be available at the library circulation desk and refreshments provided. 18 FREE BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGS A nurse from Dominican Sisters Family Health Service is available for free blood pressure screenings, education, supervision and follow-up: Dates: First Friday of each month thru May Time: 11:00 AM - 12:00 Noon Location: Municipal Building Community Room JEFFERSON VALLEY MALL SHOPPING On the second Thursday of each month, a shopping trip to the Jefferson Valley Mall is open to all Croton Seniors. The bus leaves the Municipal Building at 9:30 AM and returns at approximately 1:30PM. To register, please contact Valerie Nolan at 271-5804. LOCAL SHOPPING BUS A shopping bus is available twice per week, Mondays and Wednesdays,for seniors who need to go grocery shopping. The bus takes residents to ShopRite, the bank or the post office. To register, please contact Valerie Nolan at 271-5804. CHARTER BUS TRIPS and TRAVEL: Brooklyn Art & Garden Tour, Thursday, May 28 SENIOR EXERCISE Dates: Fridays: on-going 10-11 AM Act.# 2060 Sec. 1 Tuesdays: on-going 11:45am-12:45pm Act.# 2050 Sec. 1 Location: Recreation Conference Room Fee: $35 Village residents -$70 School dist/non-residents (6/1-5/31) Geri Kirsch leads participants through stretching and strengthening, incor porating light aerobics, floor exercises, and dance routines. Anyone wishing to participate in this program must pay the fee which covers the period June 1, 2014 to May 31, 2015; program fees are not pro-rated.
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CORTLANDT SENIORS COMPUTER CLASSES Computer classes are available to Town of Cortlandt Senior Citizens 60 +years of age. Six (6) seniors are needed to run each class. Call 528-1572 for information, fees and how to register. Registration will be based on a first come first served basis. See class description on next page. ZUMBA GOLD CLASS with Suzi has the same great music and moves as a regular zumba class but the choreography is designed for bodies that are 55 and over. Besides the gold routine, there are even more reduced impact dance and fitness moves. SPRING DAY TRIPS Call (914) 528-1572 for sign up and costs. Some restrictions apply. May 7 - 9/11 Museum / Little Italy May 19 - Sands Casino June 10 - Empire City Casino Schedule of Senior Citizens Activities at the Muriel H. Morabito Community Center Monday 10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Exercise and Line Dance Class with Cameron 12:30 p.m.- 2:30 p.m. Ceramics Class with Evelyn Tuesday 10:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. Nor-Cort Senior Citizens Club Wednesday 10:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. Cortlandt Senior Citizens Club Thursday 9:45 a.m.-10:45 a.m. Exercise Class with Gerri 10:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m. Verplanck Senior Citizen Club (Verplanck Schoolhouse)* 11:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. Crompond Senior Citizens Club Friday 10:15 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. Exercise Class with Lori** 12:15 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. Zumba Class with Suzi* OSSINING SENIORS NUTRITION PROGRAM Delicious hot meals are served at the Joseph G. Caputo Community Center on Broadway, five days a week, Monday through Friday. Any per- son 60 years of age
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or over is invited to partici- pate. However, advance reservations are re- quired. Call the Nutrition Center at 762-8953 for more information HOME DELIVERED MEALS This program is available for people 60 or older who meet Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Services eligibility require- ments. For more information, call the Nutrition Center at 762-8953 for more information ON-GOING PROGRAMS/ACTIVITIES For more information, call the Nutrition Center at 762-8953 for more information TAXI COUPONS Joseph G. Caputo Community Center Tickets sold daily Monday - Friday Time: 9:00am - 2:00pm Ages: Must be 70 years old or older Fee: $3 per coupon BOCCE FOR SENIORS Joseph G. Caputo Community Center Wednesdays & Fridays ongoing Time: 1:00 - 4:00pm
FOOD SHOPPING Joseph G. Caputo Community Center Thursdays Ongoing Time: 12:45 Must eat lunch in order to go on trip. Call for reservation, 762-8953. BINGO Joseph G. Caputo Community Center Mons., Weds., & Fri. Time: 12:45 - 2:00pm PEEKSKILL SENIORS MEDICARE/INSURANCE HELP 1st & 2nd Thursday of Month 10AM-1PM (In Library) Medicare Speaker at 10:30 AM on the second Tuesday of the month in the Senior Activity club room BINGO Monday , Tuesday & Thursday 10AM-12:00PM AEROBIC EXERCISE Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday – 10AM-11:00AM
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Cortlandt Seniors Club.....Wednesday 10:00am-3:00pm Crompond Seniors Club…Thursday 11:00am-3:00pm (at Muriel H. Morabito Community Center) Verplanck Seniors Club...Thursday 10:00am-2:00pm (at Verplank Schoolhouse) Peekskill Seniors Club....Monday-Thursday 9am-3pm(atThe Neighborhood Center) PHELPS HOSPITAL EVENTS 914-366-3000 Wed, May 6, 20: Blood Pressure Screenings 9:3011:30am Tues, May 19: Senior Steps 10am Wed, May 6: Mind Games 2pm Tues, May 5: Elder Law Series 6:30pm NORTHERN WESTCHESTER HOSPITAL EVENTS 914-666-1200 Fri, May 1, 8, 15, 22, 29: Promoting Wellness and Healing Through Self-Care 11am Mon, May 4, 11, 18, 25: Yoga with Stephanie Harding 10am Tues, May 5, 12, 19, 26: Meditation with Annie West 11am Fri, May 1, 8, 15, 22, 29: Chair Yoga 10am NY PRESBYTERIAN HUDSON VALLEY HOSPITAL EVENTS 914-737-9000 Wed, May 6: Take Shape for Life Seminar, 6pm Tues, May 12: Pain in Your Wrists or Hands? 6pm
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Library Events Hendrick Hudson Free Library
Croton Free Library
171 Cleaveland Drive, Croton / 914.271.6612 crotonfreelibrary.org
185 Kingsferry Road, Montrose/ 914.739.5654 henhudfreelibrary.org Children Programs Fri, May 1: Yakety Yak 2 4:15-5:15pm Mon, May 4, 11, 18: Mother Goose Storytime 10:1511:15am Mon, May 4, 11, 18: Toddler Storytime 11-12pm Tues, May 5: Mother's Day Stories and Craft 4:155:15pm Tues, May 5: Paws to Read 6:30-7:30pm Wed, May 6, 20: Music N Motion 1:30-2:30pm Wed, May 6: Mother's Day Stories and Craft 4:155:15pm Thur, May 7, 14, 21: Mother Goose Storytime 9:1510:15am Fri, May 8: Yakety Yak 3 4:15-5:15pm Fri, May 15: Book Chat 4:15-5:15pm Teen Programs Thur, May 7: Beading Earrings for Women's Shelters 6-8pm Wed, May 13, 27: Cortlandt Stamp Club 6:30-7:30pm Thur, May 14: Teen Book Club: The Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater 6:30-7:30pm Sat, May 23: Kaplan PSAT Practice Test 10-1pm Adult Programs Sat, May 2: Kentucky Derby 4:30-6:30pm Put on your best hat and derby attire and join us for traditional Southern fare, mint juleps, and a live viewing of the 141st Running of the Roses. Festivities to include hat contest, red carpet photos, and prizes. Tues, May 5, 12, 19, 26: The Art of Acting 10-12pm Tues, May 12: Literature Lovers - "Under the Tuscan Sun" 12:30- 2pm Wed, May 13, 27: Cortlandt Stamp Club 6:30-7:30pm Thur, May 14: Yoga for Beginners 6- 7pm Tues, May 19: Library Budget Proposition Vote 7-9pm Thur, May 21: Sushi Making 6:30- 8pm Learn how to use a bamboo mat and make sushi rolls with Kazuko Omori following step by step instructions. Each participant will make two kinds of sushi rolls and bring them home along with a bamboo mat. Registration begins May 7. $6.00 materials fee due by May 18. Wed, May 27: Wednesday Evening Book Club: All the Light We Cannot See, Anthony Doerr 7-8pm Matinee Movies Thur, May 7: Into the Woods 1:30pm – 3:30pm (PG13), a modern twist on Brothers Grimm fairy tales Meryl Streep leads an all-star cast. Running time is 124 minutes. Thur, May 14: The Imitation Game 1:30pm – 3:30pm (PG13), critically acclaimed WWII drama starring Kiera Knightley and Benedict Cumberbach. Running time is 113 minutes. Thur, May 21: Interstellar 1:30pm – 3:30pm (PG13), a team of explorers undertake the most important mission in human history. Starring Matthew McConaughey. Running time is 169 minutes.
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Childrens Programs Fri, May 1: Preschool Storytime 10:30-11am Tues, May 5, 12, 19, 26: Sensory Storytime 10:3011:30am Tues, May 5, 12, 19, 26: Legos at the Library 4-5pm Wed, May 6, 13, 20, 27: Preschool Storytime 10:30- 11am Wed, May 6, 13, 20, 27: Crafty Kids 3:30-4:15pm Thur, May 7, 14, 21, 28: Mother Goose & Toddler Time 10:45- 11:30am Adult Programs Sat, May 2: New York City’s Water System and The New Croton Dam 2-5pm Popular speaker Carl Oechsner – author and president of the Croton Friends of History – leads a walk into the past. Explore the history of the Croton Aqueduct, the Croton Dam and New York City’s water system. The provision of water for New York City is one of the most elaborate feats of civil engineering in the history of North American urbanization. His overview of the elaborate city water supply system emphasizes the history of the Old Croton Aqueduct (1842) and the New Croton Dam (1907). Assemble at the Croton Free Library at 2:00 p.m. for this informative presentation, and then carpool to the New Croton Dam Park for your guided walking tour. Comfortable walking shoes recommended!
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Thur, May 7: Tales for Tails 6pm Mon, May 11: Junior Critics Book Club 4:30pm Sat, May 16, 30: Saturday Crafts 11am Mon, May 18: Battle of the Books 3:30pm Mon, May 18: Peekskill Tale Waggers 4:30pm Wed, May 27: Musical Tots 11am Wed, May 27: Lego My Library! 4pm Teen Programs Mon, May 4: Dragon Fly Metal Pin - Mother's Day Craft for Teens 3:30pm Tues, May 5, 19: Magic: The Gathering Free Play 5-8:30pm Mon, May 11: Avoiding College Debt Seminar 3:30pm Mon, May 18: Battle of the Books Team Interest Meeting 3:30pm Tues, May 19: Teen & Tween Gaming Group 3:30pm Tues, May 26: Teen & Tween Anime Manga Club 3:30pm Wed, May 27: Resume Writing Basics for Teens 6:30pm
Children Programs Fri, May 1, 8, 15: Trains, Planes and Automobiles 1111:30am Fri, May 1: Electronics Workshop with Little Bits 4:155pm Sat, May 2, 9, 16: Family Storytime 11:30-12pm Sun, May 3, 10, 17: Creation Station 1:30-4:30pm Mon, May 4, 11, 18: Mother Goose Time 10-10:30am Mon, May 4, 11, 18: Shake, Baby Rattle, & Roll 1111:30am Mon, May 4, 11, 18: Homework Help 3:30-5:30pm Mon, May 4: LEGO© Club 4:15-5pm Mon, May 4, 11, 18: Family Game Night 7-8pm Tues, May 5, 12, 19: Ready, Set, Kindergarten! 2-2:45pm Tues, May 5, 12, 19, 26: Homework Help 3:30-5:30pm Wed, May 6, 13, 20, 27: Homework Help 3:30- 5:30pm Wed, May 6, 13, 20: Full S.T.E.A.M. Ahead! 7-7:45pm Thur, May 7, 14, 21: Time for 2s 10- 10:30am Thur, May 7, 14, 21, 28: Homework Help 3:30-5:30pm Thu, May 7, 14, 21: Cooking Corner 4:15-5pm Thur, May 7: Mother's Day Cards 6:30-8pm Fri, May 8: Quiz Show Friday 4:15-5pm Wed, May 13: Battle of the Books Informational meeting 4:15-5pm Fri, May 15: OPLbery Club 4:15-5pm Thur, May 21: Russian Nesting Dolls 6:30-8pm Fri, May 29: Fantastical Fiction Fridays Book Club 4:155pm Teen Programs Sat, May 2, 16, 23, 30: Beginner Yoga 11:30-12:30pm Mon, May 4, 11, 18:Beginner Yoga 7pm Thur, May 7, 14, 21, 28: Chess 4- 5pm Sat, May 16: 23, 30: Teen Comedy Improv 2pm Fri, May 15, 22, 29: Friday Afternoon Fun & Games 4pm Adult Programs Fri, May 1: Poetry Writing Class 2pm Fri, May 1, 8, 15, 22, 29: Mindfulness Class 4:30-5:30pm Sat, May 2, 16, 23, 30: Beginner Yoga 11:30-12:30pm Mon, May 4, 11, 18: Resume Help 2-4pm Mon, May 4, 11, 18: Computer Classes 5-8pm Mon, May 4, 11: Beginner Yoga 7-8:15pm Tues, May 5, 12, 19, 26: Memoir Writing Class 1:30-3pm Tues, May 5, 12, 19, 26: Chess 4-5pm Wed, May 6, 13, 20, 27: Spanish Conversation Group 3-5pm Wed, May 6, 13, 20, 27: English Conversation Group 6:30- 8pm Thur, May 7: 1-Day Friends Book Sale! 1-8pm Thur, May 7, 14, 21, 28: Chess 4-5pm Thur, May 7: School District Annual Art Show Opening Reception 6-8pm Thur, May 7: Thursday Evening Book Discussion Group 7-9pm Fri, May 8: Foundation Benefit Concert 8-11pm Sun, May 17: The Words and Music Concert Series 2-4pm Thur, May 21: AARP Smart Driver Course 10-4pm
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All Aboard - A Child Care Education Center 255 North Highland Ave. Ossining, NY 10562, 914-923-1700 Director, Jennifer Kapfer, allaboardchildcare.com, Asbury Play & Learn 17 Old Post Road South, Croton-onHudson, NY 10520. 914-271-3628, Director, Jodi Hanlon Childrenspace - 119 Maple St, Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 914-271-5056 Child’s World Academy - 50 Dayton Ln., Peekskill, NY 10566 914-930-2659, tutortimepeekskill.com, Director, Kelly Debald Circle School - 56 Cleveland Drive, Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520, crotoncircleschool.co, 914-271-8950 Director, Marie Fabian Croton Community Nursery School - 25 Van Wyck Street, Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520. 914-271-4451, Director, Barbara Swanson, crotoncommunity.org Croton Montessori - P.O Box 84, Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520, 914-271-4503, crotonmontessori.com, Director, Cristina Laranjeira First Hebrew Nursery School - 1821 Main St. Peekskill, NY 10566 914-739-0504 Happy Hearts - 10 Old Post Rd South, Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 914-271-0021 Director, Desiree Drapala
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Holy Name of Mary Montessori School - 110 Grand Street, Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520, 914-271-5182 hnmmontessori.org, Director, Jeanne Marie Gagnon Key Pre K and K Montessori School® - 2223 Maple Ave. Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567, 914-737-1391 Director Marcia Royce Montrose Child Care Center - FDR VA Hospital Bldg. 29, Montrose, NY 10548, 914-734-2745, Director Eileen Scerra eileenscerra@mcccny.org Morning Star Day Care - 18 North 1st St. Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 Director/Owner Tina Langsam 914.736.0398 morningstardaycare.net Mt. Airy Nursery School - 2124 Albany Post Rd, PO Box 463, Montrose, NY 10548, Mary-Ann Feller, Director 914- 736-1447, mountairyschool.com Sunset Nursery Church of the Divine Love 80 Sunset Rd, Montrose, NY 10548, 914-737-1818 sunsetnurseryschool.org, Director, Melissa Wassil Temple Israel Early Childhood Center - 31 Glengary Road, Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520, 914-271-4705, Director, Sheila Edelson The Garden Road School - at the Mohegan Colony Schoolhouse, 99 Baron De Hirsch Road, Crompound, NY, 914-526-4033 Through the Looking Glass Center 275 Church Street, Buchanan, NY 10511. 914-788-1002, Owner, Janet Williams
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