Things to do in Upstate NY

Things to do in Upstate NY

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Sunday Oct. 5, 2025

Hamsa Symbol of Peace

2 – 4 pm

Opening Reception: “Love Thy Neighbor” exhibiton

Ages: All
Art
Community
Family

Scarsdale Public LibraryScarsdale

Thursday Oct. 9

7 – 8 pm

History in Our Backyard: The Homes and Farms of Fahnestock Park

Putnam History MuseumCold Spring

Saturday Oct. 11

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3:30 am – 5 pm

Mountain Ave and Nelsonville Cemetery Tour (10/11/25)

Mountain Ave Cemetery GateCold Spring

1 – 11 pm

Eastchester Columbus Day Carnival

Lake Isle Country ClubEastchester

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5 – 6 pm

Mountain Ave and Nelsonville Cemetery Tour (10/11/25)

Mountain Ave Cemetery GateCold Spring

Sunday Oct. 12

Noon

Eastchester Columbus Day Parade

Ages: All
Family
Festivals
Free

Eastchester Columbis Day ParadeEastchester

1 – 11 pm

Eastchester Columbus Day Carnival

Lake Isle Country ClubEastchester

1 – 6 pm

White Plains OktoberFest 2025

White Plains OktoberfestWhite Plains

Monday Oct. 13

1 – 6 pm

Eastchester Columbus Day Carnival

Lake Isle Country ClubEastchester

Friday Oct. 17

Copy of Mappy Happy Hour (1)

5 – 7 pm

Mappy Hour

Putnam History MuseumCold Spring

Sunday Oct. 19

Noon – 4 pm

12th Annual Fall Festival

Rockland History Month Fall FestivalWest Nyack

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