Thursday..............................June 29

ST. ANN'S PARISH
25 eastern ave.
ossining
6pm.

St. Ann's Parish is having its annual Parish Festival. Food, rides, games and more will be offered from 6pm-11pm. Thru July 2.

Friday...............................June 30

SENASQUA PARK
route 9
croton-on-hudson
914-271-3006
7pm.
free

Her the sounds of The Saints, an area band known for their rhythm & blues sounds, tight harmonies and jazzy horn arrangements. In case of rain, concert will be held at the same time and place on the following Saturday night.

Saturday...............................July 1

ONATRU FARM PARK
lewisboro
914.232.6162
6pm.
$15/car

The Town Board is pleased to present a fun filled evening of entertainment and fireworks to the residents of Lewisboro to celebrate the 4th of July. Come out and enjoy the fun and excitement and be among family, friends and neighbors. Don't forget your blankets, chairs, flashlights, sunscreen and repellent. Rain date: July 6.

RYE PLAYLAND
playland parkway
rye
7:30pm.
$15

Billy & Rose Falcon Live. Opening act Pat Horgan and Thunder Road. Spend the day at the park followed by a great show with Billy and Rose. Fireworks display after show. Falcon is best known for his Pretty Blue World album which spawned the hit, Power Windows. He has also co-written almost a dozen songs with Jon Bon Jovi, including three on the multi-platinum selling album Have A Nice Day. He will be performing songs from his new album, Made Man. In addition, Billy's daughter, singer, songwriter Rose Falcon, who had a big hit with Up Up Up from Disney's Inspector Gadget 2 will also be performing songs from her forthcoming album.

Sunday..............................July 2

JACK DEVITO MEMORIAL FIELD
veterans rd.
yorktown
6pm.
free

The Jack DeVito Memorial Park on Veterans Road in Yorktown Heights is the place for free summer concerts. This week featuring Earl Lewis and the Channels. Refreshments for sale. Bring lawn chairs and blankets.In case of rain, move inside the Yorktown Stage Theatre adjacent to Yorktown Gazebo.

COLD SPRING RIVERFRONT
cold spring waterfront
cold spring
845.265.3200
5:30pm.
free

Come to the Cold Spring Riverfront Sunday Evening for a free concert Bring a picnic, or buy refreshments. Just off Route 9 D.

TROPHY POINT AMPHITHEATRE
u.s. military academy
west point
845.938.2617
8pm.
free

The United States Military Academy Concert Band will present its Independence Day Concert in the Trophy Point Amphitheatre. Raindate: Monday, July 3. The concert will include patriotic music and Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture with cannon and fireworks.

Monday..............................July 3

KENSICO DAM
bronx river parkway
valhalla
914.864-PARK
5:30pm.

Celebrate the Independence Day weekend with the Westchester Philharmonic. Pre-concert entertainment will begin at 6 p.m. with a performance by the Westchester Blue Notes, comprising local jazz musicians. The Westchester Philharmonic's program for the evening will include the John Philip Sousa classic The Stars and Stripes Forever, along with other music by American composers, Broadway showtunes sung by soprano Jennifer Litwin, and a movement of Dvorak's New World Symphony. Following the concert there will be a glittering patriotic fireworks display to celebrate the July 4th holiday

Tuesday..............................July 4


REIS PARK
somers
914.232.8441 x4
5pm.

Enjoy fourth of July fun with family games, music, great BBQ food and fireworks. Opening ceremonies begin at 5pm, with fireworks starting at 9pm.

RYE PLAYLAND
playland parkway
rye
9pm.

Come watch Playland's firework show starting at 9:15 pm. Best viewed from boardwalk by the Log Flume and Playland Plunge.

Ampersand...............................&

THE PARAMOUNT CENTER FOR THE ARTS
1008 brown st.
Peekskill
914.739.2333/www.paramountcenter.org
8pm.
$7

L'Enfant (a.k.a. The Child) Winner of the Palme d'Or at Cannes will be on the big screen. This latest masterpiece from the Dardennes opens as a pair of youthful lovers, Bruno and Sonia, bring their first-born into the world. Bruno, a petty crook, decides to sneak away and sell this newest commodity--a terrible mistake, he soon realizes.

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