Events under 'General'

What is complex is not necessarily convoluted.

Please join us in the Scott Room to discuss Trust by Hernan Diaz. Hosted by David while Nancy is away on Wednesday March 11 at 2 pm..

"A clever and affecting high-concept novel of high finance" - Kirkus.

"A riveting novel set in a bygone America that explores family, wealth and ambition through linked narratives rendered in different literary styles, a complex examination of love and power in a country where capitalism is king" - Pulitzer Prize committee.

Wednesday March 11 at 2 pm at Scarsdale Library. Register here.

A candidates meet and greet for the Village election will be held at Scarsdale Public Library on Sunday March 15 at 2 pm. Here's your chance to meet and chat with three candidates for Village Trustee:

Tim Foley

Ron Schulhof

Scott Silberfein

The vote for Scarsdale Village Trustees will be held On Wednesday March 18 at the Scarsdale Public Library, 54 Olmsted Road in the Scott Room. Voting hours will be from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

If you won't be in Scarsdale at all that day, there are absentee ballot and early mail ballot options. Learn more about those here: https://www.scarsdalecitizens.org/ballot-application

Get up close and personal with the coolest native mammals roaming the Northeast in this fun, hands-on meetup.

Monday April 6 from 7 - 8:45pm at Scarsdale Library

In A History of Jewish People in Scarsdale, Village Historian Jordan Copeland traces 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, the presentation examines how national and global forces shaped local outcomes.

The program explores why Scarsdale became an attractive destination for Jewish families, how its development differed from that of neighboring communities, and the social and institutional barriers Jewish residents faced along the way. Drawing on original research, the talk offers a nuanced account of both achievement and adversity, illuminating how Jews have become an integral part of Scarsdale’s history.

Presenter Biography
Jordan Copeland is the Scarsdale Village Historian and Vice President of the Scarsdale Historical Society. He conducts original historical research and has contributed to documentary projects and public presentations. His work includes the development of walking tours of downtown Scarsdale and Arthur Manor, educational YouTube videos, and history programs for school groups.

His previous presentations include A History of Black People in Scarsdale, How Scarsdale Became Scarsdale, and Solved! The Mystery of Scarsdale’s 1840 Population Decline. He is also a musician and was formerly an elementary school teacher and an attorney.

This program is co-sponsored by the Scarsdale Historical Society and the Scarsdale Public Library.

Register here to attend in person or online.

Sip, Savor and Support
Saturday, April 11, 2026
Scarsdale Women’s Club, 37 Drake Road, Scarsdale, NY 10583

Gather with friends, meet new ones or enjoy a date night at BNO Sip, Savor & Support. Enjoy delicious food and thoughtfully curated wines, cocktails and mocktails at the beautiful Scarsdale Women's Club. All profits from this 21+ event will benefit the Junior League of Central Westchester, funding the League's mission and community projects.

The event will feature a tasting of fine wines curated by and donated by Aries Wines & Spirits in White Plains. Find your new favorite libation and order for the season ahead while supporting a great cause!  Aries Fine Wines will donate 15% of the proceeds from cases sold to JLCW supporters from now until the event!

The event will also feature cocktails and mocktails donated by Moquette Craft Cocktail Bar, newly opened in Scarsdale Village. As you sip, enjoy delicious food while shopping our extensive silent auction. 

Since 1947, the JLCW has been making a meaningful impact in the local community. Projects in the 2025-2026 year include Feeding the Homeless, Best Start: reading to children in Head Start, the Holiday Gift Drive and more! Please visit our site  to learn about our important community projects.

Tickets are $145 per person when purchased on or before March, 21st and $160 when purchased after March 21st. Buy yours here.

The Scarsdale Women's Club has ample parking on site. Cocktail attire is suggested.

Register to bid in our silent auction, going live on April 4th! Can't make it to The Big Night Out? You can still support JLCW by registering to shop our Silent Auction.

The Friends of the Scarsdale Library invite the community to dress in black tie and step into an evening inspired by Casino Royale at their gala fundraiser on Friday, April 17 at Beach Point Club. With elegant cocktails, lively entertainment, and a touch of James Bond glamour, it promises to be a memorable night in support of one of Scarsdale’s most beloved institutions.

Proceeds from the evening will help ensure that the Scarsdale Public Library continues to offer exceptional resources and programming for community members of all ages. Funds raised will support children’s and teen classes, adult programming, the Maker Space, author talks, museum passes, new technology, and many other initiatives that make the Library a vibrant center for learning and connection.

Guests will enjoy an exciting evening featuring food, drinks, music, casino games, interactive raffles, and a silent auction. Attendees will also have the opportunity to bid on an array of prizes from national brands as well as favorite local Scarsdale businesses, spanning beauty, dining, fitness, and children’s activities.

Sponsorship opportunities remain available for both corporate and individual supporters. The event is also a wonderful opportunity to become a Friend of the Scarsdale Library or renew your commitment to the organization.

Join us on Friday, April 17 at 7:00 pm to help ensure that the Scarsdale Public Library continues to thrive as a cultural and intellectual hub for our community. We look forward to celebrating with you.

For more information, to purchase tickets, or to become an event sponsor, click here.

Contacts: 


Daniela Retelny, Toby Milstein Schulman, Allison Commeau, and Liza Brush, Gala Co-Chairs,  foslpresident@gmail.com