Concerts in Westchester

Concerts in Westchester

Find the best u3c6g2 for kids (5–8)

Whether you’re looking for an indie rock band to crack a beer to, or a global pop sensation, underground hip hop or Norwegian black metal — we’ve got you covered.

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Sunday Aug. 10, 2025

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1:30–2:30pm

Planetary Sounds: Play the Theremin

Ages: 5 and up
Music

Hudson River MuseumYonkers

Monday Aug. 11

4pm

Summer Adventure Dance Party with Bubbles The Silly Entertainer

Ages: 5 – 12
Music

Grand Concourse LibraryBronx

Thursday Aug. 21

10:30am

Summer Reading Celebration: The Bubble, Comedy, and Music Show with Turtle Dance Music

Ages: 12 and under
Music

Tremont LibraryBronx

Sunday Aug. 24

Barnyard Tales

Noon–4pm

Barnyard Tails & Activities Day

Ages: 5 – 8
Games
History & Culture

Historical Society of Rockland CountyNew City

Tuesday Aug. 26

3pm

Summer Celebration: MAPS Experiments in Color: Multidisciplinary Arts Studio

Ages: 5 – 12
Music

Soundview LibraryBronx

Thursday Aug. 28

2:30pm

Summer Celebration: Bubbles the Silly Entertainer

Ages: 12 and under
Music

Allerton LibraryBronx

3pm

End of Summer Celebration with Flor Bromley

Ages: 3 – 12
Music

Francis Martin LibraryBronx

3pm

Dance Party With Fyutch

Ages: 5 – 12
Music

Woodstock LibraryBronx

4pm

Karaoke at West Farms!

Ages: 5 – 12
Music

West Farms LibraryBronx

Monday Sep. 1

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10am–5pm

Riverdale’s Annual Labor Day Street Fair

Ages: 3 and up
Community
Festivals

Held Along Newark Pompton TurnpikeRiverdale

Thursday Sep. 25

4pm

Karaoke at West Farms!

Ages: 5 – 12
Music

West Farms LibraryBronx

Saturday Oct. 4

2–3:30pm

CoComelon: Sing-A-Long LIVE

Ages: 8 and under
Music

Thursday Oct. 30

4pm

Karaoke at West Farms!

Ages: 5 – 12
Music

West Farms LibraryBronx

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