Upcoming Programs in the Village and Town of Ossining
Ossining’s Down to Earth Farmers Market
When:
Saturday from 8:30AM-1PM
Where:
Near Market Square at the corner of Spring & Main Streets, Ossining, NY
September
Think BIG
What:
An Exhibition of Large Artwork by members of the Ossining Arts Council
When:
2- 4 PM Saturday and Sundays in September 14, 15, 21, 22, 28 and 29th
Where:
OAC Steamer Firehouse Gallery, 117 Main Street, Ossining NY 10562
Ossining Girl Scout Jamboree
What:
Do you have a daughter interested in joining Ossining Girl Scouts? Then the Ossining Girl Scout Annual Jamboree is for you! This is a free event for brand NEW Girl Scouts, Kindergarten to 12
th
grade who have not yet participated in a troop. Stop by at an point during the afternoon to see what Girl Scouting is all about! It will be fun-filled afternoon of activities, crafts, and fun!
When:
Sunday, September 15th between 1-4 pm
Where:
Mike Risko Music School 144 Croton Avenue
September Writing Tuesdays
What:
Explore your creativity in response to prompts where you’ll shape your words into prose, poetry, or journal musings. Bring a favorite pen and notebook to record ideas into stories in a non-judgmental environment. Sharing is optional. This is an ongoing series in September. Bring lunch if you wish.
When:
September 10, 17, and 24, 2019 from 1-3pm
Where:
The Center at Mariandale, 299 N. Highland Avenue, Ossining, NY
The Lantern Gift Shop: Fall Re-Opening
What:
The Lantern Gift Shop at St. Paul’s on the Hill in Ossining will be re-opening for its fall season. Visit this special little shop to choose from our many unique gifts and handcrafts, as well as vintage values and sale shelves. And, new merchandise is still arriving. The Lantern Gift Shop stocks gifts for birthdays, anniversaries, holidays, baby gifts and other gifts for special occasions.
When:
Saturday, September 14, 2019, 10 AM to 3 PM. (Regular Saturday shop hours beginning September 21 from 10 AM to 1 PM)
Where:
40 Ganung Drive, Ossining, NY 10562 (Just east of Rt. 9A, off of Rt. 133)
Contact:
The Lantern Gift Shop: 914 941-4434 (when the Shop is open) or St. Paul’s Church Office: 914 941-6627;
stpaulsganung@gmail.com
Meet & Bead! 100PercentBeads: An Evening of Bracelet Making & Networking
What:
Join 100PercentBeads at Speak Easy 10562, Creative Coworking Space, for a feel-good evening of bracelet making, lite bites and community building & networking. At this event you will have the opportunity to make a Gemstone Bracelet, purchase Pam's incredible jewelry, tour Speak Easy, and taste the bites of Graze (Best Of Westchester 2019 Caterer Winner). A portion of the evening's Bracelet Making & Jewelry purchases will go to The Cross Over Yoga Project. CYP is an organization that works with teens who have experienced trauma, educating using Yoga & Creative Arts.
When:
September 17th, 7 pm - 8:30 pm
Where:
Speak Easy Creative Coworking Space 127 Main Street, Ossining NY 10562
WCT Annual Benefit Features Award-Winning Playwright Mark St. Germain, Author of Freud’s Last Session and Becoming Dr. Ruth
What:
Westchester Collaborative Theater (WCT)’s annual fall benefit will feature multiple award-winning playwright Mark St. Germain. The author of Freud’s Last Session (Off Broadway Alliance Award), Camping With Henry And Tom (Outer Critics Circle Award and Lucille Lortel Award), Forgiving Typhoid Mary (ranked among Time Magazine’s “Year’s Ten Best”), and Becoming Dr. Ruth, the story of Dr. Ruth Westheimer, St. Germain will deliver the keynote address. WCT’s festive event includes an open bar, DJ music and dancing, silent and “live” auctions, authentic Turkish fare courtesy of Melike of Ossining, and a live performance of a hilarious one-act play.
Where:
Shattemuc Yacht Club, 46 Westerly Road in Ossining
When: S
aturday, September 21st, 6-10pm
Ferry Sloops Free Sails at Shattemuc Yacht Club
What:
Each year, Ferry Sloops proudly participates in the Hudson River Valley Ramble by offering free sails on the Hudson River. Sail trips depart at 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1pm, 2pm and 3pm. Each sail will be approximately 45 minutes long.
When:
Saturday, September 21
Where:
Shattemuc Yacht Club
The Wait Room
What:
The Sing Sing Prison Museum and Bethany Arts Community proudly present the East Coast premiere of
The Wait Room
, an outdoor dance program created by Flyaway Productions of San Francisco to honor the lives of women whose loved ones are incarcerated.
When:
Friday, September 20 at 8 pm/Saturday, September 21 at 3 pm/Saturday, September 21 at 8 pm/
Sunday, September 22 at 3 pm
Where:
Louis Engel Waterfront Park (south end) 185 Westerly Road Ossining, NY 10562
TreeHuggers Ball: A Fundraiser for the Center at Mariandale
What
: Join us for the second annual TreeHuggers Ball: a fundraiser to benefit the Center at Mariandale, and to ensure that our retreats, services, and programs are accessible and inclusive of people who live in poverty. We are delighted to have Kacey Morabito Grean of WHUD and Shine On as our Master of Ceremonies! Seasonal food and drinks, gift baskets, raffles, a candlelit labyrinth walk, and much more.
When:
Sun., Sept. 22, from 4:30 to 7pm
Where:
The Center at Mariandale, 299 N. Highland Avenue, Ossining, NY
NY Health Act Forum
What:
Healthcare: Hassles, Headaches, Heartache?! NY Has a Plan to Fix It! The New York Health Act would extend healthcare coverage to all (including dental, vision, Rx, hearing & mental health) and eliminate deductibles and copays. Hear from the experts: Senator Gustavo Rivera, Sponsor of the NY Health Act, Peter Arno, PhD., Healthcare economist, Katie Robbins, Director, Campaign for New York Health
When:
Thursday, September 26, 2019 7 - 8:30 PM
Where:
Ossining Public Library Conference Room 53 Croton Avenue, Ossining
Mind, Body, Spirit -- Ossining
What:
Join Sue of Studio95 Zumba to experience the fun of Zumba for all ages for the last Mind, Body, Spirit – Ossining event of the summer. Registration is not required, but encouraged. Register in advance to qualify for raffles and giveaways from participating businesses.
When:
Saturday, September 28
th
@ 4pm
Where:
Louis Engel Park Stage
The Maryknoll Sisters Fall Festival
What:
A day of fun for the whole family! The festival will include music, games, live raffle drawing-$5K PRIZE!, international goods, vendors, food trucks and more! All proceeds will benefit the elderly Sisters living at our Center in Ossining!
When:
Saturday, September 28th (11am-4pm)-Rain Date: Sunday, September 29th
Where:
Maryknoll Sisters Center-10 Pinesbridge Rd. Ossining, NY, 10562
October
Ferry Sloops Fall Lecture Series: “Haverstraw Bay”
What:
The Fall Lecture Series begins with a presentation on the history and ecology of "Haverstraw Bay" by Scott Craven in the clubhouse at Shattemuc Yacht Club. Haverstraw Bay is the widest, most shallow section of the Hudson River. With almost 18 square miles of water, it constitutes an enormous watershed – with iconic hills, smokestacks, headlands and other features. Its history, natural beauty and sunsets are treasures to our area. Also, learn why Croton Landing Park is the best place to see “sun dogs” in the Hudson Valley. Admission is FREE and open to the public.
When:
Wednesday, October 2 at 7:30pm
Where:
Shattemuc Yacht Club
OHS Class of 1979 – 40 Year reunion
What:
Save the Date – details and cost to follow
When:
Friday, October 25, 2019 7 pm
Where:
Captain Lawrence Brewery, Elmsford
November
Ferry Sloops Fall Lecture Series: “The Ghosts of Undercliff: A Forgotten Community”
What:
The Fall Lecture Series concludes with "The Ghosts of Undercliff: A Forgotten Community" presented by Palisades Interstate Park historical interpreter, Eric Nelsen, in the clubhouse at Shattemuc Yacht Club. There was a time when the Palisades riverfront bustled with diverse communities of rivermen and their families. Through images and narrative, the program sheds light on these forgotten people and places -- and how these settlements got romanticized over time -- even as the life of these forgotten river communities went on, oftentimes hidden in plain sight after the Interstate Park was created. The presentation also highlights the use of the river by sailboats and steamships, as well as the shad fishing industry into the 1980s. Admission is FREE and open to the public.
When:
Wednesday, November 6 at 7:30pm
Where:
Shattemuc Yacht Club
