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 25-26
September 3, Art: Award-winning fine artist Shreya Mehta will present “Every Color Has a Message.”
September 10, Food & Dining: “The Future of Laboratory Grown Food,” presented by Julieta Cardenas.
September 11, Thursday, Pottery, 10:30 am: Studio tour and demonstrations.
September 16, Tuesday, 1-4 pm: Membership Fair. The public is invited to learn about the mission and programs of the Scarsdale Woman’s Club.
September 17, Home & Garden: Jodi Friedel, assistant client services specialist at Cross Agency, will discuss homeowners and auto insurance needs.
September 18, Thursday, Literature & Film: Andrea DeGeorge Garbarini will present her film, "From Beacon to the Border," about a movement of grandmothers protesting the separation of migrant families.
September 25, Thursday, World Cultures & Travel: Vivian Menna and Gini Silberberg will share tips on the art of packing both carry-ons and full-sized suitcases.
October 7, Tuesday, Music: Concert by Laszlo Gardony, jazz pianist, composer, and recording artist.
October 8, Education: ”Our Constitution: Built for Stress?” Judge William Primps will describe legal challenges to Trump administration initiatives.
October 15, Art: “What Is Art Therapy?” Elizabeth Gronke will discuss how this versatile mental healthcare modality is used across the lifespan.
October 18 and 19, Saturday and Sunday, 9-3:30 and 11-3,Tag and Book Sale
October 22, Food & Dining: Jonathan Aubrey, owner of the Scarsdale restaurant “Micheline,” will share his journey through the restaurant world.
October 29, Literature & Film: Susan Kaufman, photographer and author of "Walk With Me: New York," will present a visual tour showcasing the charm of NYC.
November 12, Education: “Westchester County, How it Works” with County Legislator Judah Holstein
November 13, Thursday, 7 pm: Wine Tasting and Silent Auction
December 10, Education: “Protecting Your Identity & Avoiding Senior Scams”
December 12 and 13, Friday and Saturday, 12-4 and 10-3, Holiday Boutique and Festive Fun
December 17, World Cultures and Travel, Miriam Fabiancic on the Dominican Republic.
January 14, Education: John Raitt: A Life in Song”: Steve Taylor will review the life of this star baritone in a musical production.
January 21, Philanthropy: Presentation by a charity supported by SWC.
January 28, Music: The Scarsdale High School Concert Choir and Chamber Choir will perform under the direction of Amanda Gundling.
February 11, Education: “Solved: The Mystery of Scarsdale’s 1840 Population Decline” with Jordan Copeland, village historian.
February 19, Thursday, Pottery, 10 am: “Play with Clay.”
February 25, Home & Garden: Theresa Tori, SWC house director, will give an illustrated talk on Rowsley highlighting the clubhouse’s history and treasures.
March 11, Education, “Unique Women’s Roles in Early American History” with professor and historian Laura Chmielewski .
April 15, Art: Art Show of works by club members
April 18 and 19, Saturday and Sunday, Tag and Book Sales, 9-3:30 and 11-3.
April 22: Food & Dining, 12 pm: Pasta Cookoff. The club’s chefs will compete for the title “Maestra della Cucina.”
April 29: Literature and Film: Eric Sherman will discuss the creative and philanthropic legacy of illustrator Edward Gorey.
May 6, Music: Irish fiddler Brian Conway will perform.
May 13, Education:“ An Archaeologist’s Perspective on Early Native American Cultures,” by Eugene Boesch, Ph.D.
May 27, Music: Concert by classical pianist Dr. Irina Portenko.
June 3, Home & Garden: Lisa Sifre of NY Botanical Gardens on "The Botanical Gardens, Past, Present and Future."
June 17, Music, 7 pm: Music Under the Stars