Magazines serving the communities of Northern Westchester
Looking for a fun family event tomorrow night? A movie enjoyed in the great outdoors may be just the ticket. And it’s free too! So pack the popcorn, gather the clan or a friend for this August movie screening this season under the stars at Millwood Park. The local Chappaqua Millwood Chamber of Commerce working together with the Town of New Castle Parks & Recreation Dept. and the generous sponsors mentioned here have made Movies in Millwood possible.
———-
Team Amy’s 6th Annual
BBQ Celebration
‘helping to make the world a better place for us all’
The more the merrier! Old friends, new friends, family, neighbors, and more! Join us at Crabtree’s Kittle House for our
6th Annual Amy’s Birthday Celebration Fundraiser
to find a cure for Brain Cancer
A fantastic evening of fun, feasting, and great conversation at a
Barbecue Picnic on the Lawn at Crabtree’s Kittle House
Chef Jay will pull out all the stops for a massive barbecue feast along with a sundae bar perfect for kids (and adults!)
Barbecue Ribs, Sliders, Steaks, Summer Salads and Local Farm Veggies, John Fazio’s Chickens, Lobster, Clams, Oysters and Wild Sustainable Seafood of every sort.
And of course a vast array of Delicious Wines from The Cellar,
Local Captain Lawrence Beers and
Amy’s Signature Sangria!
As in years past the Foundation will present checks to four very worthy charities who continue to make great contributions
to our local community and beyond
Thursday, August 18, 2016
6:00-9:00pm
$85 per adult
Suggested Donation (no donation is required to attend)
R.S.V.P. 914 666 8044
* * * * * * * * *
About Team Amy’s Mission
The Amy Marie Crabtree Foundation, named for John Crabtree’s (owner of Crabtree’s Kittle House) wife (the Amy of ‘Amy’s Garden’) who passed away after a valiant fight with brain cancer in 2009. Amy was a passionate person who felt strongly about causes that helped women, children, and helpless animals. The Foundation raises funds to find a cure for the horrible disease *Glioblastoma Multiforme that took Amy’s life, and provides financial support for the causes she dedicated her life to.
Glioblastoma Multiforme
is a brain disease that attacks even healthy, active people like Amy.
There is no cure.
Fewer than 5% of the people afflicted with the tumor will survive.
The Town of New Castle along with the Arts & Culture Committee present LawnChair Theater company’s version of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, at the Rec Field on Friday, August 5 at 6 p.m. Twelfth Night is Shakespeare’s RomCom of gender confusion and mistaken identity, where the Good People are sometimes indistinguishable from the bullies.
Standing in for Illyria is San Francisco in 1967, the Summer of Love. Shorthairs and longhairs, mods,freaks and hippies. Yes, and rock and roll. This abridged version of the play is approximately two hours long. Bring a blanket or a chair and have a picnic dinner while watching the play. Food will be made available for purchase.
LawnChair Theater is a summer theater program that has brought outdoor performances to the parks of Westchester since 2005. They have had great fun producing nine summers of Shakespeare. Their casts are multi-generational, blending both professional and amateur performers. Their goal is to contemporize Shakespeare without rewriting him, and to create community through their work and play.
New Castle Town Board member Lisa Katz, who is chair of the Arts & Culture Committee, stated “The New Castle Arts & Culture Committee is dedicated to the advancement of the arts in the New Castle community. I am thrilled that LawnChair Theater will bring a summer theater program to Chappaqua. I am looking forward to the first of hopefully many more productions as we work to enhance culture and the arts in and around New Castle”.
The mission of the New Castle Arts & Culture Committee is to develop, propose and raise awareness of events and programs on art, music, dance, theatre, film and all other cultural art forms taking place in and around the Town of New Castle. Events and programs of interest shall include arts series, art auctions, concerts and shows, art exhibits, children’s art programs and community creative festivals.
This announcement was courtesy of News from the Town of New Castle.
In the Spirit of the Olympics, Jodi’s Gym is hosting a Celebrate Team USA event in their Mount Kisco location this Saturday, August 6, from 4:30-6:30.
See details below. Visit www.jodisgym.com to register or call 244-8811
Rabbi Shlomo Yaffe to Speak on “Achieving Personal Peace and Liberty in the Light of the Kabbalah”–at the Chabad Center of Armonk
On Tuesday, July 19, 7:30 p.m.: The Chabad Center of Armonk invites you to hear the story of the incredible journey of Chabad to American shores! Chabad Center of Armonk is proud to present a talk by Rabbi Shlomo Yaffe who will tell the story of how Chabad also grew to become the largest Jewish organization in the world. He will also share how it is possible to achieve personal peace and liberty “in the light of the Kabbalah.” At the Chabad Center 495 Main Street, Armonk, NY To RSVP, call 914 273-9770 or write to chabadacp@gmail.com Visit www.chabadacp.org
<
