Final Two-Days of Savanna & Steep’s Pop-Up Bistro
Friday and Saturday, September 5 and 6, 18 S Broadway, Nyack
Savanna & Steep’s is a place where good karma is served with every cup, where we blend history, art, and community support. By attending this pop-up event, you are helping preserve a historic building, foster the arts, and support Soup Angels in their mission to serve meals to those in need for 20 years. Let’s create positive change together!
Afternoon tea is a cozy, relaxing way to enjoy good company over small bites and a pot of tea. It usually includes a mix of sweet and savory treats—like finger sandwiches, scones with jam and cream, and little cakes—served on a tiered tray. It’s not about rushing or a full meal, but about slowing down, sipping tea, and savoring the moment.
Check out our tea totaler photographer Andrea Swenson’s photos of the lively and relaxing scene here.
New Date: Music Across the Hudson, Ossining/Haverstraw/Mario Cuomo Bridge/Peekskill
New Date: Sunday, September 7 multiple times and locations
Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge Path
Rockland Landing: 3:00 – 4:30 pm Pocket Royals (Glenn and Trey Schloss)
Westchester Landing: 4:30 – 6:00 pm Mark Morganelli and the Jazz Forum All-Stars
Half Moon Overlook: 6:00 – 7:00 pm Guitarist Paul Speziale
Ossining/Haverstraw Metro-North Ferry Communities
Ossining: Louis Engel Park 3:00 – 4:30 pm The Barn Vultures 4:30 – 6:00 pm Funk & Disorderly
Haverstraw: Emeline Park 3:00 – 5:00 pm Adriano y la Fuego
Stay for a free circus performance!
6:00 – 7:30pm Flotsam River Circus
Nyack Boys Soccer Unveils Red Bandana Jerseys
Saturday, September 6, matches begin at 9:00am, Nyack High School Upper Soccer Field
In honor of the inaugural Red Bandana Showcase honoring Welles Crowther, Nyack Boys Soccer presents their 2025 Red Bandana uniforms.
Join them for a day full of games and watch the boys take on Mamaroneck at 6:00pm.
Stand with Proyecto Faro Fundraiser
Saturday, September 6, 6:30pm, Penguin Rep Theatre, 7 Crickettown Rd, Stony Point
The Penguin Theater, Indivisible Rockland and The Stony Point Center are hosting a Fundraiser benefiting Proyecto Faro. Enjoy a Wine & Cheese Reception at 6:30pm followed by the world premiere of “Castling” by Anthony T. Goss at 7:30pm—a heartwarming new comedy about friendship, resilience, and life’s challenges.
Tickets: $100 (includes reception, show & donation). All proceeds support Proyecto Faro’s vital work with immigrant communities. Get tickets here.
Can’t attend? You can still donate here.
SeptemberFest Street Fair
Sunday, September 7, 10:00am – 5:00pm, Broadway and Main St, Nyack
Families and fun-seekers shouldn’t miss this special event, featuring 200 vendors with something for everyone. Jewelry, art, photography, collectibles, antiques, quality handmade crafts, unique gifts, and much more. The fair features live entertainment, plus great food, and outdoor dining. Fairgoers can also enjoy Nyack’s many shops, pubs and restaurants offering SeptemberFest specials.
Parking is free throughout the village on Sundays, both on the street and in our five municipal parking lots. Directions to Nyack and parking info are available on the Visit Nyack webpage.
Greetings From Nyack, Vintage Postcards (Special Street Fair Day and Hours)
Sunday, September 7, 1:00 – 4:00pm, The Historical Society of the Nyack’s Museum, 50 Piermont Ave, Nyack
The Historical Society of the Nyacks sends postcards from the past – a collection of colorful post office carried correspondences that offer profound insight of our history.
Voices on the Hudson at The Angel Nyack
Sunday, September 7, 4:00pm, The Angel Nyack, 18 S Broadway, Nyack
Voices on the Hudson features Jeremy Aaron & Kirsten Maxwell. Aaron is a Nyack native who creates intimate songs exploring modern society, love, and universal challenges. His poetic style blends jazz, soul, pop, and folk with rich guitar and fiddle work. Aaron has performed solo and with bands Spuyten Duyvil and Gangstagrass at venues and festivals nationwide.
Kirsten Maxwell is a dynamic acoustic singer-songwriter known for powerful vocals and expertly crafted songs. She has toured with Judy Collins and opened for Melissa Etheridge, Tanya Tucker, and The Bacon Brothers. Presented by Voices in the Heights in collaboration with ArtsRock and The Angel Nyack.
Click here for tickets.
Flotsam 2025! Erie Canal & Hudson River Tour!
Sunday, September 7, 6:00pm, Memorial Park, 51 Piermont Ave, Nyack
FLOTSAM! is a troupe of musicians, circus performers and puppeteers traveling on a ramshackle raft, giving free performances in waterfront towns along the way. Since 2019, FLOTSAM! has performed for tens of thousands of people across thirteen states and has travelled over two thousand river miles. From the Willamette River in Oregon to the Mississsippi, and the entire Ohio River from Pittsburgh to Paducah. This year’s tour is celebrating the Bicentennial of the Erie Canal by traveling from Buffalo To New York City. FREE performance! All ages welcome!
CLICK HERE for details.
Rivertown Film presents Sorry, Baby
Wednesday, September 10, film begins at 8:00pm, doors open at 7:30pm, Nyack Center, 58 Depew Ave, Nyack
What does it mean to suffer and survive, without being defined by it?
That’s the backbone of “Sorry, Baby” Written, directed and starring Eva Victor.
Victor plays Agnes, an English Lit professor. Some years earlier, something traumatic happened to her that altered her life. The film is arranged non-chronologically, and it opens with Agnes eagerly expecting a visit from her close friend and former housemate, Naomi. Their relationship is beautifully nuanced and rich. Naomi’s visit also brings Agnes’ trauma to the fore. In flashbacks we learn how her life has been separated into “before” and “after”.
But Agnes refuses to define herself as either a victim or a survivor. The viewer is invited into a rounded world of vibrant, real faces and places. Rolling Stone called the film “an amazing display of someone knowing how to get their voice and vision across.”
Director Nancy Savoca (“Household Saints”, “The Twenty Four Hour Woman”, “Dog Fight”, “True Love”) will lead a discussion after the movie.
9/11 Hometown Heroes Memorial
Thursday, September 11, 6:30-7:30pm, Memorial Park Viewing Platform, 51 Piermont Ave, Nyack
Join the Village of Nyack in celebrating the lives of our “Hometown Heroes,” local residents lost in the attacks on September 11th, 2001, and in the years since from 9/11-related illnesses. It’s a stirring tribute featuring music, readings, and remembrances.
NAMI Rockland’s 5K Annual Run / Walk for Wellness
Sunday, September 14, check in at 8:00am, event at 9:00am, Rockland Lake State Park, 299 Rockland Lake Rd, Valley Cottage
NAMI Rockland’s 5K annual Run / Walk for Wellness raises money for local programs and services that promote mental health awareness and end the stigma.
Runners and Walkers will participate in the 5K starting at 9:00am. This race will be held rain or shine. There is a $30 registration fee for both runners and walkers. Race Day registration is $35.
Sponsorship packages are available for corporations, large groups or individuals. Donors are also encouraged to underwrite the attendance of those in need.
The All Together Now Chorus Opens Its 4th Season
Monday, September 15, 6:00pm, Old Stone House, 347 N Broadway, Upper Nyack
Groove to classic Rock, Soul, and Wintery tunes with The All Together Now Chorus, a community based, NON-AUDITION chorus. All are welcome to join, NO experience necessary.
Come check us out for free on Sept 15. We rehearse from 6:00-8:00pm most Mondays until our performances in December. We are led by Olivia Lionetti, a classically trained pianist, choral director, and jazz singer, welcoming Acapella, solos, duets, and your favorite instrument. Please email aphilpott30@gmail.com with any questions.
Editor’s note: This article is sponsored by Wright Bros. Real Estate where Experience meets Excellence at Nyack’s Longest Operating Brokerage.
