Events Coming Up and Photo of the Week
Photo by N. Bower
By Staff
Oct. 20, 2026: If you would like to thank an organization, make an announcement, or be included in the MHTB listing of events, please send information to stc@myhometownbron
Bronxville Farmers Market Open Every Saturday through November 21st from 8:30am to 1pm at 1 Stone Place in Bronxville.
Ongoing: The Eastchester, Bronxville, and Tuckahoe 250th National Anniversary Committee has been formed to bring the three communities together to plan events and celebrations throughout the year in honor of the nation’s 250th anniversary. For more information, click here to visit the 250th National Anniversary Committee website.
Ongoing: Bronxville Adult School Fall Registration
Registration remains open for the Bronxville Adult School’s Fall 2026 semester. New courses begin throughout the season, and classes are open to residents and nonresidents alike. The fall catalog includes classes in art, cooking, fitness, finance, languages, literature, technology and current affairs, along with special lectures, trips and children’s programs. CLICK HERE to see class offerings.
Month of October: Picture House Bronxville and Pelham are hosting Student Thursdays. Students can receive 50% off movie tickets every Thursday at both the Bronxville and Pelham theaters. Students simply purchase their tickets at the box office and show a valid student ID.
Now through October 26: Winter Coat and Accessories Drive at the Bronxville Public Library: Donate your new or gently used winter coats (for all sizes for adults and children), new hats, new gloves and mittens, new scarves, new socks, new earmuff and new handwarmers.
The Bronxville Youth Council will host a Halloween Parade on Friday, October 23. Participants should meet at the Bronxville Elementary School canopy entrance at 4 PM, with the parade beginning at 4:15 PM. The afternoon will also feature a haunted house and photo booth. Put on your favorite costume and join the fun!
Halloween falls on Saturday, October 31. Drivers and trick-or-treaters are encouraged to take extra precautions as families travel throughout the Village. Cross streets at crosswalks whenever possible, keep phones and other distractions put away while walking, and make eye contact with drivers before entering the roadway. Children under age 12 should be accompanied by an adult, while older children should travel in groups and share their planned route with a parent or guardian. Drivers should reduce their speed and watch carefully for children entering the roadway between parked vehicles.
