Events under 'General'

Scarsdale Trolley Tour
November 1, 2026
Departures at 10:00 AM, 12:30 PM & 3:00 PM
Members: $30 | Non-members: $45

Climb aboard for a journey through Scarsdale’s past as we celebrate the Village’s 325th anniversary (and America’s 250th)! This family-friendly 90-minute guided trolley tour will explore the people, places, and stories that shaped early Scarsdale.

Along the way, we’ll uncover remnants of an earlier Scarsdale that are still all around us—historic homes, former estates, and places where Revolutionary War events unfolded - all hiding in plain sight if you know where to look.

Tickets are very limited. Scarsdale Historical Society members enjoy special ticket pricing, so it’s a great time to join!

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Mahjong, Mingle, and Make a Difference at the JCCMW, Thursday November 12, froom 6:30-9:30 pm at the JCCMW

Join us for a festive evening of mahjong, shopping, sipping, and socializing—all while supporting scholarships and volunteer initiatives at the JCCMW!

6:30 PM: Shop a curated collection of fun finds from local vendors (Five Love, Shaye Isabel, Valsey & Me, and Wonnaful) while enjoying light bites, sipping wine, and gathering with friends old and new.

7:30 PM: Mahjong open or guided play with The Parlour

All are welcome for this special evening! Shadow/Non-Player tickets are available.

Tickets

$150 Individual Ticket: Open Play, Guided Play, or Shadow/Non-Player; includes one raffle entry
$600 Table of Four: Open or Guided Play; includes four raffle entries
$1,800* Sponsor Table: Open or Guided Play; includes a bottle of bubbly and eight raffle entries

Learn more and purchase tickets today at jccmw.org/event/mahj-ical-play-at-the-j

Thursday November 12, 6:30-9:30 PM

JCCMW
999 Wilmot Road
Scarsdale, NY

Leffell Lower School Open House
Sunday, November 15, 10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
The Leffell School - Lower School Campus
30 Dellwood Road
White Plains, NY 10605
RSVP here.  

Make a difference making earrings! Design your own pair of earrings to keep, and make another pair to donate to a domestic violence shelter. Materials will include holiday bling so you can help bring cheer to the many women at shelters across the country to whom your creations will be donated.

Scarsdale Library
Saturday November 28 at 2 pm
Register here

Central Park Dance returns to The Capitol Theatre this December with its annual production of Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker, expanded to three performances. Performances are scheduled for Saturday, December 5, at 5:00 p.m., and Sunday, December 6, at 12:30 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. American Ballet Theatre's Scout Forsythe will appear as the Sugar Plum Fairy, with former Boston Ballet dancer Tanner Schwartz as her Cavalier.

Tickets at thecapitoltheatre.com.

Since its sold-out premiere in 2016, Central Park Dance's Nutcracker has grown into a Westchester holiday tradition, bringing together more than 100 students from the school, professional guest artists, and young dancers from surrounding communities. Dancers of all ages make up the ensemble, from the littlest mouse to the blizzard of snowflakes, bringing this iconic story to life on the stage known as Westchester's original rock palace.
"Every year, we see how much this production means to our dancers and to the families who return to The Capitol Theatre to celebrate the holidays with us," said Maria Bai and Mario LaStrada, founders and directors of Central Park Dance. "For so many of our students, The Nutcracker is their first opportunity to perform on a professional stage, and it's especially meaningful to watch them grow into new roles year after year. Adding a third performance allows us to welcome even more families and give our dancers another opportunity to share everything they've worked so hard to create."
Central Park Dance's The Nutcracker is directed by Patricia Arenson, in collaboration with Artistic Director Maria Bai.

Central Park Dance is one of the longest-running and most respected dance studios in Westchester for more than 45 years, Central Park Dance offers classic and progressive styles of dance and fitness for both adults and children. After more than 40 years in Scarsdale, the studio opened its new home at 165–171 South Central Avenue in Hartsdale in September 2025. With over 200 classes per week, classes in Ballet, Pointe, Jazz, Contemporary, Tap, Hip Hop, Lyrical, Heels and Belly Dancing are offered seven days a week. In addition to dance, a comprehensive fitness schedule offers a full menu of classes in a range of levels. Central ParkDance is also home to the Signature and Remixx performance companies as well as the Ballet Academy, which provides the aspiring dancer with pre-professional training, performance opportunities and mentorships.

Central Park Dance returns to The Capitol Theatre this December with its annual production of Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker, expanded to three performances. Performances are scheduled for Saturday, December 5, at 5:00 p.m., and Sunday, December 6, at 12:30 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. American Ballet Theatre's Scout Forsythe will appear as the Sugar Plum Fairy, with former Boston Ballet dancer Tanner Schwartz as her Cavalier.

Tickets at thecapitoltheatre.com.

Since its sold-out premiere in 2016, Central Park Dance's Nutcracker has grown into a Westchester holiday tradition, bringing together more than 100 students from the school, professional guest artists, and young dancers from surrounding communities. Dancers of all ages make up the ensemble, from the littlest mouse to the blizzard of snowflakes, bringing this iconic story to life on the stage known as Westchester's original rock palace.
"Every year, we see how much this production means to our dancers and to the families who return to The Capitol Theatre to celebrate the holidays with us," said Maria Bai and Mario LaStrada, founders and directors of Central Park Dance. "For so many of our students, The Nutcracker is their first opportunity to perform on a professional stage, and it's especially meaningful to watch them grow into new roles year after year. Adding a third performance allows us to welcome even more families and give our dancers another opportunity to share everything they've worked so hard to create."
Central Park Dance's The Nutcracker is directed by Patricia Arenson, in collaboration with Artistic Director Maria Bai.

Central Park Dance is one of the longest-running and most respected dance studios in Westchester for more than 45 years, Central Park Dance offers classic and progressive styles of dance and fitness for both adults and children. After more than 40 years in Scarsdale, the studio opened its new home at 165–171 South Central Avenue in Hartsdale in September 2025. With over 200 classes per week, classes in Ballet, Pointe, Jazz, Contemporary, Tap, Hip Hop, Lyrical, Heels and Belly Dancing are offered seven days a week. In addition to dance, a comprehensive fitness schedule offers a full menu of classes in a range of levels. Central ParkDance is also home to the Signature and Remixx performance companies as well as the Ballet Academy, which provides the aspiring dancer with pre-professional training, performance opportunities and mentorships.