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95 Broadway, Ossining, NY 10562 (914) 941-3189
GAME ROOM Mon- Fri 4:30 - 9:45 pm, Sat 11:00 - 9:45 pm. 6 years olds & up Free with I.D. Card. A variety of activities including table tennis, billiards, video games, board games and TV are available to all residents. Ages 6 - 10 can stay at Center until 8:15 pm, Ages 11-13 til 9pm, Ages 13-17 til 9:45 pm
GYMNASIUM Our gymnasium is open Mon- Sat. Participants must have an I.D. card.
TABLE TENNIS Sat 3 - 6 pm, All ages Fee: I.D. Card. Ping-Pong Players, take your talent out of the garage or basement and join us.
OPEN SWIM TIMES Offered various times Mon- Fri - Generally 6pm to 8:30pm but subject to change. Sat: 1:30-6:00pm Sun: 1-4pm. Recreation ID card is required, no exceptions. Non Village of Ossining residents are subject to non resident fees.
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Technically, you can fish on any County-owned stream or lake so long as it's not expressly forbiden and you have a NY State fishing license (you can get one by calling 914-995-3080). Here are some spots close by:
Blue Mountain Reservation, Peekskill 914-862-5275
Croton Point Park, Croton-on-Hudson 914-862-5297
George's Island Park, Montrose 914-737-7530
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The exhibition chronicles one of the most phenomenal publishing successes in the 20th century...all happening in our backyard of Westchester. It's the amazing story of how DeWitt and Lila Acheson Wallace founded Reader's Digest in 1922, moved to Pleasantville and then Chappaqua, and established the first foreign edition in 1938 - all part of an ever-expanding publishing empire that eventually reached 100 million people worldwide.
Hours: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays 1:00-4:00 pm Other times by appointment
Cost: Free - Donations are encouraged.
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Visitors to Amawalk Farm come every weekend starting in June until the first frost (around October 15) to pick luscious, certified organic raspberries. Marian Cross, a former non-profit executive, and her husband Larry converted their weekend house into what is now a five-acre “u-pick” farm. Besides succulent raspberries, the Crosses also grow lettuce, 29 varieties of tomatoes, summer squash, pole beans, herbs, and flowers. You’ll find the organic Amawalk produce at the farm. 42 Wood St
Katonah, NY
914-245-2319
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This 26.2 mile trail is perfect for hiking or biking. The main offices here in Dobbs Ferry are a great place to purchase the award-winning map and guide of the trail, but you can find your way onto the OCA anywhere between Yonkers and Croton-on-Hudson to enjoy the beautiful scenery.
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Weekends only June 5th-19th. Daily 10:45am-7pm June 28-Sept 6. Town photo ID card required for persons over 4yrs old.
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The Peekskill Playhouse and The BeanRunner (an art and music cafe) are joining artistic forces to create Peekskill's first theatre space for original works by emerging playwrights. It's called, The BeanRunner Cafe Presents: The Peekskill Playhouse - Original Plays on Stage. On the last Sunday of every month, at 4:30PM, dramatic readings will be staged with talk backs with playwright and cast. Twice a year, The Peekskill Playhouse will put on full productions. Tickets are $5 at the door for readings, $15 for full productions. Doors open at 4PM for these special events. Food and drink will be available for purchase twenty minutes before the show. These two organizations are committed to enriching Peekskill as a thriving art mecca in Westchester. It begins on April 25. The BeanRunner is located at 201 S. Division Street, just off of Esther St. Peekskill. For more info, contact
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Flat Iron Gallery, 105 S. Division St, Peekskill 914-734-1894 flatiron.qpg.com
Gallery 25N, 25N Division St, Peekskill 914-293-0811 gallery25n.com
A no-cost way to get an art-fix!
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Cortlandt Train Station, Rte 9A, Montrose, NY. Rink hours are 9am to dusk. Skate at your own rish. Time slots not reserved by the Cortlandt Recreation programs are available for community use. 914-734-1055.
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An ideal destination for an afternoon or all-day outing. Recreational activities include hiking, birding, cross-country skiing, fishing, and snowshoeing. Located at the southern end of the fabled Hudson Highlands, the park once served as a Revolutionary War lookout and now is open for public enjoyment. Open year around from dawn to dusk. Sprout Brook Road, Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
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 Pick your own apples at Wilkens Fruit and Fir Farm - Open until Dec with apples, pumpkins and Christmas trees; and a farm market with our own cider, honey, preserves, syrup, a gift shop and a bake shop with fresh baked pies, apple-cider doughnuts, cookies, brownies, muffins and more! Restrooms & picnic area. 1335 White Hill Rd, Yorktown Hts, 10598. 914-245-5111. Open: Fri, Sat &Sun from 10am-4:30pm; The market open all week 10am-4pm.
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OPENS AT THE KATONAH MUSEUM OF ART OCTOBER 3 The Katonah Museum of Art, through innovative exhibition and education programs, promotes the understanding and enjoyment of the arts for visitors of all ages.
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Want to save $$$ and have fun with the family at a baseball game? Go cheer on the minor league Hudson Valley Renegades! Tickets run from $5 -$15 (for the premium box seats) All firework night tickets are $2 extra. Group tickets available. Sun-Thurs kids
(3-14 & seniors over 60) are $5. Go to www.hvrenegades.com for more details or call 845-838-0094
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Two miles of primo picnicking spots right along the Hudson River. Bring a camera; this is one prime for photo opportunities. westchestergov.com/riverwalk/
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1 Van Wyck Street Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 Phone: 914-271-4574 Hours: Mondays 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. or by appointment. When Monday is a holiday, the History Room opens on Tuesday instead.
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in Poughkeepsie are open! See what’s playing at overlookdrivein.com! 126 Degarmo Rd., Poughkeepsie, 12603 845-452-5445 Between rte 44 & 45.
Mon. night is bargain night.
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Wildflower Island is a unique, two acre refuge within the greater Teatown Lake Reservation preserve that is home to over 230 native and endangered species of wildflowers. Wildflower Island, which is an actual island within Teatown Lake, is “managed” only to the extent that invasive alien plants are removed and certain native competitive species are not encouraged. Children under 12 are not permitted on the Island.
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Free from 10-noon. www.katonahmuseum.org 914-232-9555
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Located on Bear Mt. Road in Cortlandt Manor, the Toll House was dedicated on Sept 22, 2002 and is a visitor center with info about the Hudson Valley. It is open seasonally from May to Oct.
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Serving as a lasting tribute to the Town's 200th Birthday, the garden includes a flower garden, time capsule and site marker. The time capsule contains over 100 items of significance to the town. Its site is marked by a historic millstone from the vicinity of the Croton River. Location: Charles J. Cook Recreation Center FREE
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