The Best FREE Things to Do in Westchester

Free things to do in Westchester

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Saturday Aug. 30, 2025

10am–2pm

Tennis in Town Square by Court 16

Ages: All
Free
Sports

Ridge HillYonkers

11am–5pm

2025 Hudson River Arts & Crafts Festival

Ages: All
Art
Festivals

Senasqua ParkCroton on Hudson

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11:30am–4pm

“Hike the Hudson” Backpacks

Ages: All
Free

Hudson River MuseumYonkers

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Noon–4pm

Early Explorers: Play Space

Ages: 4 and under
Free

Hudson River MuseumYonkers

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2–3pm

Public Gallery Tour

Ages: All
Art
Community

Sunday Aug. 31

9am–4pm

Bronx Park East Farmers Market

Ages: All
Food & Drink
Free

2045 Bronx Park EastBronx

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11am–7pm

Sunday Fundays at Cross County Center Summer Fest 2025

Ages: All
Free

Cross County CenterYonkers

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11:30am–4pm

“Hike the Hudson” Backpacks

Ages: All
Free

Hudson River MuseumYonkers

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Noon–4pm

Early Explorers: Play Space

Ages: 4 and under
Free

Hudson River MuseumYonkers

Noon–5pm

Bronx Summer Concert Series

Ages: All
Community
Free

Co-op City Section 5 Greenway

3–5pm

Mother Bruce Storytime

Barnes & Noble at Palisades CenterWest Nyack

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