Join us for a discussion about estate planning strategies and key milestones to keep in mind when creating or reviewing your plan. Preparing for life's unexpected events is something everyone should consider.

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The Village of Scarsdale, SPCA Westchester, and the Scarsdale Business Alliance are hosting the second annual Scarsdale Paw-looza, taking place this Sunday, June 14, from 09:30 AM to 12:00 PM at Spencer Place at Chase Road as part of Destination Scarsdale and the Scarsdale Farmers Market. Well-behaved dogs and their humans are welcome to attend this fun-filled family event and pet extravaganza; Activities include a puppy cuddle station, dog photo booth, biscuit and pup cup bar and a donation drive. Additionally, SPCA Westchester is bringing their mobile adoption unit which will feature puppies, kittens, and adult dogs and cats looking for new homes! There is no registration or entry fee required to participate.

Scarsdale families and their kids have heard Robert play for many years. Now join him and his fellow performers for an original musical play that invites adult audiences on a journey of self-discovery.

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Colonial Celebration for All Ages This Sunday at Wayside Cottage

Wayside Cottage will transform into a Revolutionary-era tavern for all ages at "Toast 250!" on Sunday, June 14, 2026 from 2:00-6:00 PM. The free event hosted by Revolutionary Westchester 250 (RW250) and the Junior League of Central Westchester (JLCW) will celebrate the Semiquincentennial (1776-2026) and the 325th anniversary of Scarsdale with music and merriment for all ages.

Scarsdale Village’s oldest landmark, Wayside Cottage was occupied by the Varian family during the Revolutionary War years. Listed on the National Registry of Historic Sites, Wayside Cottage is believed to date back to between 1713-1717, and has evolved and grown over the years from a one-room farmhouse, to a drover's inn, tavern, post office, and Village library. As the present-day custodians, the JLCW has carried out widespread restorations and returned it to its rich Colonial past. Sunday's event will be a rare opportunity to tour the landmark.

Event Highlights

Visits from: Martha Washington ★ British General Howe ★ Patriot Col. John Glover ★ …and More
Music by The Liberty Three
Games Hosted by Philipse Manor Hall
Quill Pen Writing
Weaving Demonstrations
Musket Drills with the 5th New York Regiment
Wayside Cottage Tours
Recognition of Witness Stones Project Honoring Those Once Enslaved
American Revolution Trivia—The Westchester Edition! (4:00 PM)
Tavern Fare and Libations for Purchase at the Captain Lawrence Food Truck
Colonial Sweets, Including Flag Day Treats for Kids

Free Admission

Date: Sunday, June 14
2:00 - 6:00 PM
Wayside Cottage at 1039 Post Road, Scarsdale, NY

All Ages Welcome

Scarsdale Public Library is staying open an extra two hours for teens in grades 8 - 12 to study with friends or on their own. Be sure to bring a water bottle with you! Snacks will be provided, while supplies last.

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Scarsdale Public Library is staying open an extra two hours for teens in grades 8 - 12 to study with friends or on their own. Be sure to bring a water bottle with you! Snacks will be provided, while supplies last.

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This monthly discussion group offers an opportunity to learn more in a comfortable setting with other women. The topics will vary every month to stay as current as possible. This is open to women of all levels of financial knowledge.

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Please join us to discuss The Frozen River by Ariel Lawhon. "A vivid, exciting page-turner from one of our most interesting authors of historical fiction" - Kirkus.

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Scarsdale Public Library is staying open an extra two hours for teens in grades 8 - 12 to study with friends or on their own. Be sure to bring a water bottle with you! Snacks will be provided, while supplies last.

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Join us for an author talk from award-winning author Julie Gerstenblatt as she discusses her latest novel The Stargazer of Nantucket, an epic tale of adventure on the high seas, a spunky stowaway, and a family confronting the past to secure their future.

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A History of Jewish People in Scarsdale
Tuesday, June 23, 2:00–3:30 PM
Free for All!

Why did Scarsdale become an attractive destination for Jewish families? How did its development differ from that of neighboring communities? What social and institutional barriers did Jewish residents face along the way?

In this FREE lecture, Scarsdale Village historian Jordan Copeland will trace the evolution of Jewish life in Scarsdale from a small, localized presence with limited civic participation to full integration and leadership within the community’s social, civic, and cultural institutions. Placing Scarsdale within the broader historical experience of Jews in America, this talk will present a nuanced account of both achievement and adversity, illuminating how Jews have become an integral part of Scarsdale’s history.

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