A blast from the past! Join artist Connie Manna and historian Michael Virgintino and
Baychester section of the North Bronx in New York City. Through a well-researched narrative, personal and newspaper accounts, interviews, and exclusive photos, journalist and author Michael R. Virgintino presents the definitive history of Freedomland, from the people behind its creation, and the executives, entertainers, and sponsors who kept it running, to in-depth looks at each of its historically themed lands, and an analysis of the park's inevitable bankruptcy in 1964.
Sara Jimenez will lead visitors on a guided walkthrough of Folding Field, her project of site-specific sculptures installed in and around several of Wave Hill’s iconic trees, followed by a reception for artists featured in the group exhibition, Trees we breathe . The Sunroom Project Space includes two indoor installations by Sonja John and Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya , and the Glyndor Terrace Garden has an outdoor, interactive sculpture by SuRan Song & William M. Weis III. Visit wavehill.org
The Ladies of Laughter celebrate Pride Month! This show features Poppy Champlin, Liz Glazer and Mina Hartong, three of the funniest women in comedy. Two are Ladies of Laughter National winners and one is a Finalist from this heralded women’s comedy series. Join us as we celebrate being one’s true self – on stage and in our community with love and laughter! Tickets are $46-$58. Visit emelin.org for tickets.
Meet Local Author John Carnevalla — This Side of the Tracks
Saturday, June 14, 12 Noon
Harrison Public Library, 2 Bruce Avenue, Harrison
Join in for a talk and book signing with author John Carnevalla who will be discussing This Side of the Tracks, a collection of stories and memories. In this book, he invites everyone to journey through a collection of short stories that reflect his perspective on growing up in the Brentwood area of Harrison. It is a place that shaped his early years and influenced the person he would become. These stories are woven together by memories from his childhood in the 1960s, offering glimpses into a world filled with friendships, laughter, and experiences that defined his youth. Within these pages, one will find not only his recollections but also photographs and narratives that were once featured in local newspapers, capturing moments of community and connection.
Summer Co-Op Social Hour
Tuesday, June 10, 6 PM
STEM Alliance Office, 141 Halstead Avenue, 2nd floor, Mamaroneck
Co-Op is turning 60 in 2026. They’re kicking off the countdown to Co-Op’s 60th Anniversary so join them for a casual social hour to reconnect, share memories, and hear a sneak peek of their 60th anniversary celebration plans for Spring 2026. Come meet other Co-Op alumni, staff, families, and volunteers, both past and present, over drinks and light bites. To register, go to https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfpO_aliDW_cVk4laQ879AvyWN3TVCpJskXIsn-RYvyPbAb1A/viewform?blm_aid=38068276
An Evening with Dar Williams
Friday, June 13, 8 PM
Emelin Theatre, 153 Library Lane,
Mamaroneck
Folk legend and Westchester native Dar Williams is known for her impactful lyrics and an influence on today’s folk music scene. Rising out of the vibrant mid-90s Boston scene, her successful career as a singer-songwriter spans over 25 years. Williams’s success took off after Joan Baez, a key figure in folk music, claimed Dar Williams to be a “folk artist worthy of attention.” Her style is inspired by the eclectic influences of alt-rockers, Berklee jazz musicians, slam poets, and folk artists like Patty Griffith, Melissa Ferrick, the Throwing Muses, Vance Gilbert, and Jonathan Brooke. Experience some of her most enduring songs live, like Mercy of the Fallen, When I Was a Boy, and The Christians and the Pagans. Tickets are $55-$67. Visit emelin.org for tickets.
Larchmont 2025-26 Parking Permits on Sale Now
Parking permits for Larchmont residents and business owners/employees are now available. Permits are valid from June 1, 2025 to May 31, 2026. Applicants must have the following documentation to apply for all permits:
Photo copy of Valid Car Registration
Photo copy for Proof of Residency (drivers license, utility bill for water or electricity, bank statement with name and mailing address, or other official identification document)
Credit card (or check, if applying by mail or in-person, made payable to Village of Larchmont)
If the car is not registered to you, you will need a Notarized Letter from the Car Owner
Senior Citizen Discount: 65+ Valid ID Required
Apply online at https://larchmontparkingpermits.rmcpay.com.
Secrets to Longevity with Mark Adelman
Wednesday, June 4, 10 AM
Larchmont Public Library, 121 Larchmont Ave, Larchmont
In-person or on Zoom
We all wish to live our best lives. For most of us this means a long and healthy life. The discussion will include lifestyle interventions, such as physical activity, diet, social connectivity, intellectual stimulation, relaxation techniques, sleep health, and more that researchers suggest will best help us to achieve this result. To register, go to https://larchmont.librarycalendar.com/event/secrets-longevity-mark-adelman-person-or-zoom-23055. Registration is required for a Zoom link.
New Movie of the Month — A Complete Unknown
Friday, June 13, 1 PM
Larchmont Public Library
New York, 1961. Against the backdrop of a vibrant music scene and tumultuous cultural upheaval, an enigmatic 19-year-old from Minnesota arrives with his guitar and revolutionary talent, destined to change the course of American music. He forges intimate relationships with music icons of Greenwich Village on his meteoric rise, culminating in a groundbreaking and controversial performance that reverberates worldwide. Timothée Chalamet stars and sings as Bob Dylan in James Mangold’s A Complete Unknown, the electric true story behind the rise of one of the most iconic singer-songwriters in history. For more information, go to https://larchmont.librarycalendar.com/event/new-movie-month-complete-unknown-25466
Sprint to Flint
It’s time for local runners to lace up their sneakers again because Sprint to Flint is back at Flint Park in Larchmont on Friday, June 13. For the second year in a row, the race will feature a Tots Walk & Run (a 200 meter dash for the youngest runners) in addition to the one mile and 5K race. As in year’s past, there will be live music along the route, a post-race party with pizza, a DJ, and, of course, an awards ceremony. The Tots Run for children age 6 and under begins at 6 PM, the one mile race at 6:30 PM, and the 5K at 7:15 PM. The event will be held rain or shine. To register, go to https://events.elitefeats.com/25flint#register-now
