Westchester has always been home to loads of fun things to do. Whether you’re looking for an entertaining weeknight activity or something to do once your day off rolls around, we’ve got your shortlist for must-hit plans to kick off the week.
P.S. Looking for even more things to do in Westchester? Browse through our online event calendar here.
Goosefeather x Tobalá Dinner
March 20, 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Goosefeather, Tarrytown
Tobalá is a family-owned, Oaxacan-inspired restaurant in the Bronx that’s collaborating with Tarrytown’s Goosefeather for a one-night-only dinner. The talented Chef Dale Talde teams up with Chef Moises Lopes to present a five-course tasting menu with beverage pairings from various regions in Mexico. Grab your tickets here.
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Easter Egg Dive
March 22, 6-7 p.m.
Club Fit, Briarcliff
This is no ordinary Easter Egg hunt. At Club Fit in Briarcliff, eggs will be placed on the surface of the pool, on the pool deck, and even underwater. Participants will have a basket and 20 minutes to grab as many eggs and candy as possible. Those lucky enough to find a golden egg will win a free group swim lesson.
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The Moth – True Stories Told Live
March 23, 8 p.m.
Tarrytown Music Hall, Tarrytown
Whether you’re a fan of the podcast The Moth or you just love a good story time, this is an evening of live, riveting storytelling. Brought to you by the producers of The Moth, this show will highlight stories from established and emerging writers, performers, and artists. The Moth was founded by poet and best-selling author George Dawes Green in Georgia, and the podcast has since published more than 15,000 stories. Green’s first live storytelling event was held in his living room, but now that the audience is growing, so are the venues.
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Morning Hatha Yoga
March 24, 10:30 a.m.
Philipse Manor Hall State Historic Site, Yonkers
You can never go wrong with a morning yoga class — especially one that’s located in the beautiful, sunlit Gothic Chamber on the Philipse Manor Hall State Historic Site. This class is open to all levels and abilities. Reserve your spot on a mat for $18.
Spend a Day in Croton-on-Hudson
Croton-on-Hudson
Lobster rolls, a stroll across the Croton Dam, and shopping local? We know, it sounds like perfection. Luckily for Westchesterites (and anyone visiting the area), the quaint village of Croton has all of these attractions and much more. With superb dining and river walks that make for great photo ops, spending time in the village is a delightful way to spend the weekend with your family.
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