Annual Public
These programs are open to the public free of charge. Unless otherwise noted, all programs begin at 2 pm. Programs may change please check the Month Page. For information about weather-driven cancellations, call the club at (914) 723-0024.
The Scarsdale Woman’s Club has many other programs for members.
Public programs for 2026-2027
September 9 — “Sweet History of Chocolate” Explore the rich and fascinating history of chocolate. Through lively storytelling and sweet surprises, Andi Stix shares how chocolate shaped culture, art, and everyday life around the world.
September 10, Thursday, 10:30 am-noon — Pottery Studio tour and demonstrations.
September 16 — Our member Ruth Taylor, owner of Mostly Memories, will appraise your items. “Bring and Brag! Is it trash or treasure? What is it worth?”
September 22, Tuesday, 1–4 pm — Membership Fair – learn about The Scarsdale Woman’s Club.
September 23 — Meghan Covington, Artistic Director of River’s Edge Theatre Co., will present an engaging look at this Westchester-based company which believes that theatre can be a powerful vehicle for social change. RETCo has spent the past several years creating original works, inventive adaptations, and immersive theatrical experiences.
September 24, Thursday, 2 pm — “Into the Heart of the Wild: A Safari through Tanzania and the Lands of the Maasai” will be presented by world traveler, Sy Shreiber.
September 30 — Page Knox, adjunct professor in the Art History Dept. of Columbia University, will return to our club to deliver an illustrated talk highlighting the artworks referenced in the popular book, Mona's Eyes.
October 7 — A musical celebration of 250 years, featuring singer and actor Mauro Contrastano with pianist/musical director Donna Cribani.
October 14 — Multimedia program about the life and work of Luigi DelBianco, chief carver of Mt. Rushmore, presented by his grandson.
October 17 and 18, Saturday and Sunday, 9-3:30 and 11-3, Thrift and Book Sale
October 21 — Joseph Sgammato, Sr., Adjunct Faculty in the English/Film Dept. at SUNY WCC, will speak on “The Black Experience in American Cinema.”
October 22 — Pottery Program TBA.
October 28 — Chef Tina Ziccardi returns to SWC to show us how puff pastry can be transformed into dazzling sweet and savory creations. Join us for an inspiring and mouthwatering demonstration filled with clever tips, flaky delights, and plenty of culinary flair.
November 12, Thursday, 7 pm — Wine Tasting/Silent Auction.
November 18 — Robert Groban, Esq., will present a program on the history of immigration in this country.
December 2 — Jay Oh, Senior Director of Arts and Culture at The Korea Society, will present a program on Korean History and Culture.
December 9 — Michelle Sterling, Chief of Staff in Assemblywoman Amy Paulin’s office, and active in sustainability causes in Scarsdale, will speak about the effects of the recycling efforts in Westchester.
December 11, Friday 12–4 pm — Holidays Through the House.
December 16 — Joseph Squillante, award winning photographer whose work spans over 50 years, will present and discuss his significant body of work, highlighting the natural beauty of the Hudson River and the conservation efforts to preserve it.
January 13 — Ellen Jovin, author of Rebel With a Clause, and known as “the Grammar Nerd,” will present a program on her trip across the country teaching audiences the nuances of language.
January 20 — A program about one of the charities we support.
January 27 — A performance by the Scarsdale High School Concert Choir, under the direction of Amanda Gundling.
February 10 — Barbara Davis, Executive Director of the Westchester Historical Society, will present, “It Happened in Westchester,” stories connected to the Revolutionary War through firsthand accounts of people who lived through the war.
February 17 — “Aromacology” Jermaine Edgar from Aroma360 will discuss Aromacology and how to use scents in the home that will enhance your wellbeing.
February 24, Thursday — “Play with Clay” session open to all.
March 10 — Jean Bongiorno, PhD, will relate the story of the “adamantine ladies,” the female founders of MOMA. She will also share stories of some of the female artists in the collection.
April 7 — Wine & Cheese Pairings: Welcome the seasons with a guided tasting led by a professional sommelier. We’ll explore a selection of crisp whites and roses, paired with complementary cheeses.
April 17 and 18, Saturday and Sunday, 9-3:30 and 11-3, Thrift and Book Sale
May 5 — Kathleen Schroko of Maple Garden Design will discuss various types of landscaping with a concentration on potted plant ideas.
May 12 — Gregory Kaebnick, PhD, Senior Research Scholar at the Hastings Center for Bioethics, will present a program on Environment, Ethics and Human Life.
May 18, Tuesday — Reyna Marder Gentin, author of Jessica Harmon Has Stepped Away, will discuss her transition from attorney to writer, her writing process, and her latest book.
May 26 — A concert by Ricky Moreira, baritone, and the Alegria Trio.
June 2 — Subomi Macaulay, an African storyteller, will teach us the art of storytelling.
June 9 — Elly Weisenberg, Senior Manager of Programs and Residencies at the Pocantico Center, will speak about the events and exhibitions at the Center, including Woven Wonders: Kykuit's Picasso Tapestries.
June 16, Wednesday, 7 pm — Music Under the Stars.