May 18: Sleepy Hollow 150th Anniversary Car Show
May 23: Computer Help Session for KoH by KoH Specialists
The Computer Committee’s next computer help session will be Thursday, May 23, 1 PM,
in the Resident Association Office. Bring
your mobile device (cell phone and/or laptop) and a question about it. (Or come to help others.)
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May 23: Lyndhurst — Who, What, When, Where
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June 8 & 9: Lyndhurst Rose Weekend
Saturday & Sunday, June 8 and 9
9:30 am to 5:00 pm (last entry at 4:00 pm)
Lyndhurst Grounds
Tickets: $30 per car + service fees (tea party is extra)
Members get in free
A weekend of roses and other blooms, some fantasy for kids, some workshops, and a tea party! Check out the schedule and the fun!
Experience Lyndhurst’s blooming Rose Garden and spend some time in the fresh air!
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May 18: Sleepy Hollow 150th Anniversary Car Show
Cruise into the vibrant history of Sleepy Hollow at the eagerly anticipated car show, celebrating the town’s 150th anniversary on May 18 at RiverWalk Park from 1:00 - 5:00 pm.
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May 18: Tarrytown Spring Fling Hip Hop Workshop
Yeah, we know, not for everyone. But, like the sign says, “Participants of all Ages are encouraged to join.” So . . . why not?
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May 22: The Puzzle of Affordable Housing
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MAY 18, 12 - 4 pm
SAT, MAY 18, 12 – 4PM
Join the Rivertowns Chamber of Commerce for a mouthwatering journey as we celebrate the rich diversity of the Rivertowns at our annual Taste Local Event! This vibrant event invites you to explore the global flavors and unique offerings that define our welcoming community.
HIGHLIGHTS
• Diverse Culinary Delights: Discover the diverse cuisines of the Rivertowns.
• Community Unity: Food can bring people together. Our event showcases the cultural tapestry of our welcoming community.
• Giving Back: 10% of ticket proceeds will be donated to The Hastings Food Pantry and the Dobbs Ferry Food Pantry.
TASTE TICKET INFORMATION
$35 for 10 taste tickets (Presale thru May 10th at 10pm)
$45 for 10 taste tickets (May 11-18)
Day of the event, May 18, CASH ONLY, to be purchased at designated ticket booths
One ticket will be exchanged for one taste at participating locations. Taste tickets cannot be combined.
Buy as many ticket sets you like & use them however you like. Share them with your family or keep them all for yourself. Tastes may be food, drink, or alcoholic beverages, depending on what businesses choose. Must be 21+ to consume alcoholic beverages.
Ticket Booth Pick-up and Purchasing Locations (Opens 11:30 am on May 18)
Irvington: Falena, 51 Main Street
Hastings-on-Hudson: VFW Plaza, 558 Warburton Ave
Dobbs Ferry 1: Cedar and Main Street Bus stop
Dobbs Ferry 2: Climbing Wolf, 78 Main St
Ardsley: MVR Insurance, 477 Ashford Avenue
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May 18, 2:30 pm, Warner Library, Tarrytown
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June 6, 6:30 - 7:30 pm
David Rockefeller Creative Arts Center, Pocantico Hills
Ogden Codman Jr. was an influential American architect and interior decorator who designed Kykuit’s interiors in 1909. He is most well-known for coauthoring the seminal design manual The Decoration of Houses (1897) with Edith Wharton. Throughout his career working with the upper echelons of society, Codman was active in the gay subculture of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His unapologetic self-understanding and connection with queer men were distinguishing features of his life and work.
At this year’s Pocantico Spring Forum, Dr. David D. Doyle Jr. will provide a compelling overview of Codman’s life as a gay man in the Gilded Age and explore parallels and divergences between Codman’s 19th-century sexual identity and modern concepts of sexuality and gender.
The Pocantico Center, 200 Lake Road, Tarrytown, NY.
Tickets must be obtained in advance via the organization’s website.
Contact the David Rockefeller Center for more information by clicking here
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Guided Tour: History of Rockwood Hall
May 26: 10 am - noon
Join Rockwood docent, David Teich, on an adventure into the past as we explore the remains of Rockwood Hall and its rich history dating back to prehistoric times. The former estate of William A. Rockefeller Jr., this site boasts scenic views overlooking the Hudson, lush forests, and remnants of 19th century luxuries. The hike is about 2 miles roundtrip.
Cost: $4
Trip size is limited to 40
Gather at the kiosk at the top of the hill across the street from the parking lot.
In the event of rain, the hike may be canceled or postponed; you will be notified by 5 pm the day prior.
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PLANNING NOW: SUMMER ART SHOW: A CALL FOR KENDAL ARTISTS—RESIDENTS & STAFF
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