Share Your Favorite View of Scarsdale on Photo Day

Announcing Scarsdale Photo Day, a village-wide open call, inviting all residents of Scarsdale — photographers, students, families, and anyone with a phone or camera—to celebrate the spirit and character of the village through photography.

The idea is simple: take a photo of anything in Scarsdale during the week-long submission period (November 30th to December 7th) and share it with us. It could be a favorite landmark, a quiet street, a busy field, a familiar face, or even a fleeting moment that captures what life in Scarsdale feels like. Every photograph will become part of a collective portrait of our village, told entirely through the perspectives of the people who call it home.

The project will culminate in a special opening reception on March 4th at Scarsdale Public Library, where the whole community is invited to come together, see the work on display, and celebrate Scarsdale through photography. The exhibit will remain open until March 27th. This means that no matter your experience, your photograph will be part of the larger story we tell together.

All photographs will be available for purchase, with proceeds going to help fund a photography program at the Pleasantville Cottage School. By participating, you’re not only sharing your unique vision of Scarsdale, but also supporting a meaningful cause that directly impacts the lives of young people in our greater community.

Scarsdale Photo Day is a chance to see our village through many different perspectives and come together as a community. Each photo adds to a shared portrait of the village we call home.
Below are the rules for submission:

All photographs must be taken anywhere in Scarsdale between November 30th and December 7th. The photos can be taken inside or outside, and the subjects can be people, animals, buildings, or nature. Use your imagination!

Please upload all photos here and be sure to include your full name and age on the form. One photograph per person.

Scarsdale Photo Day Co-Chairs: Jack Harrison ‘26 and Max Harrison ‘27