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March 2019
SLEEPY HOLLOW BINGO!
BINGO IS EVERY OTHER SATURDAY! AT THE JAMES GALGANO SENIOR CENTER ON ELM ST. ALL WELCOME TO COME AND PLAY! DOORS OPEN AT 5PM! AMPLE PARKING! IF YOU LOVE BINGO, THIS IS THE PLACE TO BE!
Find out more »IEF 2019 Gala Fundraiser
The Irvington Education Foundation (IEF) is hosting its annual 2019 Gala fundraiser to advance it mission to bring experiential learning opportunities to our District's students. Please support us by attending the Gala (Buy tickets) or bidding on our online auction (View Items) starting March 18, 2019!
Find out more »Great Speakers Are Made, Not Born
Who needs a class on how to become a better speaker? The obvious answer is EVERYONE. Whether you want to read your poems to friends, host a radio show, be a comedian, a teacher or just be more confident in a business meeting—better public speaking skills are necessary. In the past: “Practice, practice, practice,” the answer to the old joke about how one gets to Carnegie Hall always seemed the best route to take. But practice, though terribly important, is…
Find out more »Rivertown Women Networking Project
Women of the Rivertowns from Ossining to Hastings and beyond are invited to join this free program. Agenda will include a casual but facilitated speed networking segment and an interactive presentation entitled "Power Talk - Making your voice heard and your ideas influential" - presented by Dana Rubin, founder of The Mouthy Woman based in Irvington, NY. There will also be an opportunity to promote yourself and resources of interest to other women through an open forum and via a…
Find out more »Chessmates Chess Tournament – Grades K-12!
Saturday, March 30, 2019 At the Tarrytown Recreation Department (Senior Center) 240 West Main Street in Tarrytown, NY Event Schedule Check-in and On-site Registration begins at 9am Kick-off: 9:45am Awards Ceremony: 3:30pm Eligible Participants Any Student, Grades K-12 Entry Fee $50 advance on-line registration, Due by 3/29 $60 on-site Chessmates Tournaments Offer: Free Parking, healthy food options, provided by Grass Roots Kitchen and a dedicated Parent/Guardian Waiting Area where you can relax or get work done!
Find out more »As iFF (All Shorts Irvington Film Festival): “In the Blink of an Eye”
As iFF presents its spring 2019 program, "In the Blink of an Eye," featuring live action, animated, and documentary short films from around the world followed by a festive after-party for all filmmakers and festival ticket-holders. The 11 award-winning short films capture moving snapshots in time... from life-changing decisions made at the spur of the moment to playful bursts of humor and joy.
Find out more »April 2019
Is the Islamic State Really Defeated? A View From Syria
As part of the Mercy College Center for Global Engagement Visiting Scholar Lecture Series, come listen to David L. Phillips, Director of the Peace-building and Rights Program of the Institute for the Study of Human Rights at Columbia University. Phillips is also the Visiting Scholar at Mercy's CGE. His lecture is "Is the Islamic State Really Defeated? A View From Syria." A reception will follow the lecture.
Find out more »NewYork-Presbyterian “Wine and Dine” Fundraiser to Take Place April 3
NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital will host its 9th Annual Wine and Dine event, at Sleepy Hollow Country Club on Wednesday, April 3, 2019 from 5:30 p.m. to 8:00. p.m. This special culinary experience supports the NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital Cheryl R. Lindenbaum Cancer Center. The NYP Hudson Valley Hospital’s Cheryl R. Lindenbaum Comprehensive Cancer Center provides patients with the highest quality of comprehensive cancer care located in one building on its Cortlandt Manor Campus. The hospital takes a multidisciplinary approach…
Find out more »The Westchester Poetry Festival
9th Annual Westchester Poetry Festival Saturday, April 6, 2019 1:00-5:00 PM Estherwood Mansion, 49 Clinton Ave, Dobbs Ferry. Presented by The Masters School and The Hudson Valley Writers' Center Key Note poet: Victoria Chang. Additional readers: Meghan Plunkett, Jennifer Franklin, Monica Ferrell and Jenny Xie. Admission and parking are free.
Find out more »Croton Point: A Colorful History.
Croton Point, now the site of Croton Point Park, was once one of the largest tidal marshes on the Hudson River. Its human history dates back 7,000 years to the time of the first Native American settlements. Today you can find oyster middens on the northern tip, abundant evidence of a major brickmaking operation, and vaulted wine cellars from an early commercial vineyard. There are tales of Captain Kidd’s buried treasure and links to the capture of Major John Andre…
Find out more »Flowers Behind the Mountain
A staged reading of the powerful, prize-winning play by local playwright Barbara Bennion, followed by a Q & A panel discussion. It is an intimate portrayal of the immigrant and refugee experience; also featuring artwork by local refugee children from Central America.
Find out more »3rd annual Sleepy hollow Tarrytown chamber casino night
Fun networking event
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