Greenacres Celebrates July 4, 2026

The hot and humid weather did not stop over 100 kids and adults from joining in the fun filled festivities on Saturday, July 4th at the Greenacres Neighborhood Association’s July 4th event. The morning included breakfast, games and races for all ages, a patriotic program and concluded with a visit by the Scarsdale Fire Department where they doused attendees with a very welcomed water display for the Greenacres Gallop!

Greenacres’ own Jack Binder performed “To The Colors” on the bugle and the American Flag was presented by Ted Mazza and members of Troop 4 Scouts. Mayor Justin Arest and Deputy Mayor Dara Gruenberg were also in attendance to celebrate with the community.

This year, rising 3rd graders Sebastian Crowe, Ford Easton and Colton Zakierski led the crowd in the Pledge of Allegiance.

Over two dozen Greenacres residents volunteered to support the games, set up, food preparation and t-shirt sales at the event.

Given the milestone birthdays of both America and Scarsdale this year, the Greenacres Neighborhood Association celebrated with the addition of something a little closer to home and brought back the vintage 1990s Greenacres Elementary School t-shirt. Shirts are available for sale in youth and adult sizes with a personalization option to put a name and number on the back, just how it was done in the ‘90s!

The Greenacres Neighborhood Association works to advocate for residents and brings the Greenacres community together through much anticipated events throughout the year.

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For more information about placing a t-shirt order or for general information about the GNA, please visit greenacres10583.com.