ACTIVITIES FOR FRIDAY AUGUST 15TH..........…..

Y- DANCE & EVOLVE PRESENT:
CARLOS JIMINEZ MAMBO QUNITET - LIVE!
Live Music Dance Jam - Free Dance demonstration & lesson followed by open dance jam . Jaime Cruz, bass; Dave Cruz, piano; George Cintro, timbal; George Martinez, congas.
7:00pm So. Washington St. Free

OUTDOOR KARAOKE AT WHIMSIES
How can you resist!
6:30pm outside Whimises Incognito. Free

CRAFT TABLE
Join us to make a rain sticks and shakers
5:00pm - 8:00pm So. Washington St. Free

MUSIC MIX UP
Warm up for the Dance Jam with some impromptu
percussion - bring your own drum, use one of ours, or
select from the table of home made instruments
6:00pm So. Washington St.

THE FIRE CHIEF'S ASSOCIATION
The Fire Chief's Association will be grilling in front of the Main St Firehouse - get your burgers, hot dogs, water and gatorade!

MAIN ST SWEETS IDOL
Come sing along with Main St Sweets very own American Idol contestant - 6:00pm onwards

MUSIC, DANCE & MORE

COFFEE LABS ROASTERS:Jen Bloom - local singer song writer brings a relaxed set featuring original music and covers.. 8:00pm

THE BLUE VIPERS OF BROOKLYN
Free Concert in Pierson Park, presented by Jazz Forum Arts

THE OTHER GUYS: return of Third Friday favorites, in their usual spot - 10:00pm onwards

Please click below for a copy of the flyer with the full program of events.

July's Event Review

It was a classically sticky July evening, with plenty of reason to get out and take advantage of the plentiful air conditioning in Tarrytown's wonderful stores and restaurants.

Down on South Washington Street we were entertained by the Boys and Girls Club dancers and the little ones enjoyed some "Monkey, Monkey Music' from Meredith LeVande. Hudson Hand Painting came out to introduce themselves and provided all comers with some tremendous face painting. There was live music on offer at Coffee Labs and Y-Dance created a community body sculpture!

At the bottom of Main Street the ribbon was cut on the new Village Hall and there was a free Jazz Forum Arts concert in Pierson Park.

See you all next month.