The Best Outdoor Events in Westchester

Outdoor events in Westchester

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Sunday Aug. 10, 2025

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1–2pm

Kids on the Move! Trees R Us

Saturday Aug. 23

Noon–4pm

Community Fun Day

Ages: All
Community
Free

Powerhouse Faith & Deliverance MinistriesYonkers

Friday Aug. 29

Stone Barns | September Open House

11am–noon

Family Farm Tour

Ages: 3 – 8
Animals
Environment

Stone Barns Center for Food & AgriculturePocantico Hills

Stone Barns | September Open House

1–2pm

Family Farm Tour

Ages: 3 – 8
Animals
Environment

Stone Barns Center for Food & AgriculturePocantico Hills

Sunday Aug. 31

Stone Barns | September Open House

10–11am

Family Farm Tour

Ages: 3 – 8
Animals
Environment

Stone Barns Center for Food & AgriculturePocantico Hills

Stone Barns | September Open House

12:30–1:30pm

Family Farm Tour

Ages: 3 – 8
Animals
Environment

Stone Barns Center for Food & AgriculturePocantico Hills

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

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