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SUMMARY:15th Annual Riverkeeper Sweep
DESCRIPTION:Join Riverkeeper and TEAC to clean your local shoreline during this annual day of service for the Hudson River at 100 locations along the Hudson River from New York City to the Adirondacks with many Westchester projects! \nEach year on the first Saturday in May\, more than 2\,000 volunteers come together across hundreds of miles of shoreline in New York City and the Hudson Valley for Riverkeeper Sweep\, a day of service for the Hudson River. Volunteers clean up tons of trash\, plant trees\, and remove invasive plant species. \nOver 14 years\, Sweep volunteers have completed 1\,463 projects and removed 396 tons of debris\, including 2\,352 tires\, and planted or maintained thousands of trees and shrubs. Once-neglected areas have gained year-round stewards\, and rivers and creeks are better for it. \nRead more about this event by visiting Riverkeeper.org/sweep. Volunteers must register in advance. Westchester project locations include: \nTarrytown: Losee Park Lot G \nSleepy Hollow: Sleepy Hollow Riverwalk Cleanup
URL:https://tarrytownenvironmental.org/event/15th-annual-riverkeeper-sweep/
LOCATION:Losee Park Kayak Ramp\, Green Street\, Tarrytown\, 10591\, United States
CATEGORIES:Earth Day,Environmental Sustainability,Zero Waste
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SUMMARY:Free screening of The Plastic Detox
DESCRIPTION:What happens when six couples who’ve been struggling with unexplained infertility participate in a massive plastic detox of their homes and lives? Find out at a free screening of The Plastic Detox on May 4th from 6-8pm at the Greenburgh Library. This eye-opening documentary follows Dr. Shanna Swan\, author of Countdown\, who for over 20 years has researched how endocrine disrupting chemicals found in plastics impact fertility and other health issues. After the documentary\, Dr. Sarah Evans\, Dr. Swan’s colleague at Mt. Sinai\, will lead a Q&A and discussion moderated by Beyond Plastics Lower Westchester.
URL:https://tarrytownenvironmental.org/event/free-screening-of-the-plastic-detox/
LOCATION:Greenburgh Public Library\, 300 Tarrytown Rd.\, Greenburgh\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Environmental Sustainability,Film
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SUMMARY:Ardsley Film Screening: 2040
DESCRIPTION:Join us for free viewing of the movie 2040 at the Ardsley Community Center (18 Center Street) on May 20th.  The movie imagines a future where climate change has been solved by solutions available either today or soon.a special community film screening exploring themes of sustainability\, repair\, and creative responses to today’s environmental challenges. \nAfter the film\, Ardsley resident Dr. Anthony Puliafico\, associate professor of clinical psychology in the Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at Columbia University will lead panel discussion. (Seating is limited) \nEmail us at: ArdsleyGreenTaskForce@ardsleyvillage.gov – and you’ll receive a confirmation email with event details and reminders before the screening.
URL:https://tarrytownenvironmental.org/event/ardsley-film-screening-2040/
LOCATION:Ardsley Community Center\, 18 Center Street\, Ardsley\, NY\, United States
CATEGORIES:Environmental Sustainability,Film
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SUMMARY:2026 TEAC Eco-Fair - September 19
DESCRIPTION:The Tarrytown Environmental Advisory Council (TEAC) is hosting its annual Eco Fair on September 19\, 2026 (rain date 9/27/26) at Patriots Park from 10am to 1pm which  will take place during the TaSH Farmers Market.  \nCome learn about reducing your Carbon Footprint\, Composting\, Food Scraps Recycling\, Home Energy Savings\, Healthy Lawns\, Pollinators Pathways\, Native Plants\, Complete Streets\, local waterways and more.  There will be something for the whole family including kids activities\, games\, seed giveaway\, live music (provided by The TaSH)\, and fresh local food vendors at the lively farmers market!  This will be a Zero-Waste event. \nThe Eco Fair brings together community organizations and local businesses to educate and share ideas to enrich our Villages and enhance the environment. It is an opportunity for community members to increase awareness and engage on environmental issues. The goal is to highlight things that we can all do at home and in our own neighborhoods\, for ourselves and for the sake of future generations.
URL:https://tarrytownenvironmental.org/event/2026-teac-eco-fair-september-19/
LOCATION:Patriots Park\, Patriots Park\, Tarrytown\, NY\, NY\, 10591\, United States
CATEGORIES:Eco-Fair,Environmental Sustainability,Outdoor Event,Zero Waste
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SUMMARY:Westchester Garden and Landscape Show
DESCRIPTION:Why Attend?\n\nThe Westchester Garden & Landscape Show offers something for everyone who cares about healthy\, beautiful outdoor spaces.\nLearn from the Region’s Leading Experts\nHear directly from nationally recognized arborists\, Cornell University researchers\, ecological restoration professionals\, landscape designers\, and horticultural educators as they share practical advice and the latest research.\n\nExperience Hands-On Learning\nGo beyond the classroom with guided tree walks\, live AirSpading® demonstrations\, invasive species field tours\, research garden tours\, and interactive workshops that bring the science of horticulture to life. \nDiscover Sustainable Solutions\nExplore innovative approaches to tree care\, native planting\, pollinator habitat\, soil health\, invasive species management\, climate resilience\, and environmentally responsible landscape maintenance. \nFeatured Experiences\nThroughout the day\, attendees can choose from a wide variety of educational sessions and demonstrations\, including:\n– Plant Health Care Field Walks with leading arborists\n– Climate resilience and landscape innovation panel discussion\n– Creating Pollinator Victory Gardens\n– Managing Westchester’s toughest invasive plants\n– Protecting trees from invasive insects and diseases\n– Caring for trees growing in turf\n– Live AirSpading® and root care demonstrations\n– Horticultural research tours featuring roses\, chestnuts\, hemlocks\, and oaks\n– Cornell University updates on sustainable turf management\n– Interactive demonstrations of the Wildr ecological assessment platform \n\n\n\n\n\n\nMore Than a Conference\nThe Westchester Garden & Landscape Show is a place to learn\, network\, and be inspired. \nMeet fellow gardeners\, homeowners\, landscape professionals\, arborists\, municipal leaders\, educators\, and conservation organizations while exploring the latest ideas shaping the future of landscapes in our region. \nWhether you’re searching for practical solutions to today’s landscape challenges or simply looking for inspiration for your own garden\, you’ll find it here. \n\nWho Should Attend?\nThe Westchester Garden & Landscape Show is designed for: \nHomeowners\nGarden enthusiasts\nLandscape professionals\nArborists\nGarden designers\nMunicipal parks staff\nProperty managers\nMaster Gardeners\nGarden club members\nEnvironmental educators\nStudents and anyone passionate about plants and the environment \nSpend the day learning from exceptional speakers\, exploring beautiful gardens\, discovering new products\, and gaining practical knowledge that will help create healthier\, more resilient landscapes throughout Westchester and the Hudson Valley. \nRegister today and be part of the inaugural Westchester Garden & Landscape Show.
URL:https://tarrytownenvironmental.org/event/westchester-garden-and-landscape-show/
LOCATION:Lasdon Public Gardens\, 2610 Amawalk Road (Rt 35)\, Katonah\, NY\, 10536\, United States
CATEGORIES:Environmental Sustainability,Outdoor Event,Pollinator Pathways
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SUMMARY:Open Space Heroes 2026
DESCRIPTION:On Sunday\, October 4\, 2026\, from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.\, GILT will be celebrating its 2026 “Open Space Heroes” at the O’Hara Nature Center\, 170 Mountain Road\, Irvington.   Each of GILT’s 2026 Community Grant Awardees will do a short presentation about the work they did with their GILT Community Grant and how that work impacted the community. \nWe will also be announcing our Community Grant Program for 2027 and give a quick overview of the work that GILT is doing across the Rivertowns to promote and preserve open space. \nThere will be live music and apples\, donuts and cider for all.
URL:https://tarrytownenvironmental.org/event/open-space-heroes-2026/
LOCATION:O’Hara Nature Center\, 170 Mountain Rd\, Irvington\, NY\, 10533\, United States
CATEGORIES:Environmental Sustainability,Public Presentation
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