All the Best Caribbean Events in Westchester

Caribbean events in Westchester

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Caribbean events—festivals, Caribbean food events, community events and more

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Thursday Aug. 7, 2025

5–5:45pm

All Summer: Battle of the Books Team Training

Ages: 13 and up
Books & Readings
Caribbean

Finkelstein Memorial LibrarySpring Valley

Thursday Aug. 14

5–5:45pm

All Summer: Battle of the Books Team Training

Ages: 13 and up
Books & Readings
Caribbean

Finkelstein Memorial LibrarySpring Valley

Movie Night At Ridge Hill

7pm

Movie Night At Ridge Hill

Ages: All
Caribbean
Film

Ridge HillYonkers

Thursday Aug. 21

5–5:45pm

All Summer: Battle of the Books Team Training

Ages: 13 and up
Books & Readings
Caribbean

Finkelstein Memorial LibrarySpring Valley

Thursday Aug. 28

Movie Night At Ridge Hill

7pm

Movie Night At Ridge Hill

Ages: All
Caribbean
Film

Ridge HillYonkers

Thursday Sep. 11

Movie Night At Ridge Hill

7pm

Movie Night At Ridge Hill

Ages: All
Caribbean
Film

Ridge HillYonkers

Thursday Sep. 25

Movie Night At Ridge Hill

7pm

Movie Night At Ridge Hill

Ages: All
Caribbean
Film

Ridge HillYonkers

Saturday May 2, 2026

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2–3pm

The Pout-Pout Fish

Ages: 3 – 8
Caribbean

Emelin TheatreMamaroneck

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