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  • History of the Tarrytown Lighthouse in Sleepy Hollow

    Croton Point Park 1A Croton Point Avenue, Croton-on-Hudson, NY, United States

    Have you ever wondered about the history of Westchester’s own lighthouse? This program shares the little-known story of how the beacon came to be- and how it almost landed on Croton Point Park! A presentation with archival media and accompanying Q+A, at the Croton Point Park Nature Center.

  • scenic view of lake from shore early winter

    Winter Hike

    Cranberry Lake Preserve 1609 Old Orchard Street, West Harrison, NY, United States

    Bundle up and take a short hike to observe the preserve’s habitats in winter, and then warm up by the campfire! Approx. 1-mile hike, dress for the weather.

  • ducks on the shore looking toward water

    Wintering Ducks

    Edith G. Read Wildlife Sanctuary 1 Playland Parkway, Rye, NY, United States

    Long Island Sound attracts an amazing number and diversity of ducks in the winter. Join the Sanctuary Curator to look for Long Tails, Merganzers, Buffleheads and other waterfowl and seabirds. Meet at Edith Read Wildlife Sanctuary Visitors Center. Ages ten and up.

  • bird perched on stick outside handmade birdfeeder

    Winter Craft drop-in: Bird Feeders

    Cranberry Lake Preserve 1609 Old Orchard Street, West Harrison, NY, United States

    Cozy-up in the nature center and make some hanging bird feeders!

  • arrangement of candles, greens and star

    Yuletide @ Hilltop Hanover Farm

    Hilltop Hanover Farm 1271 Hanover Street, Yorktown Heights, NY, United States

    Learn about the history and celebration of Yule and the importance that the Winter Solstice and agriculture plays in this inclusive celebration. Partake in traditions new & old as you […]

    $5

  • Changing Landscapes

    Marshlands Conservancy 220 Boston Post Road, Rye, NY, United States

    With the leaves gone and the landscape laid bare, winter offers a unique view of the forces that have shaped our park. Join us as we look for clues left by water, weather, geology, wildlife, and people —and how the land is still changing today!

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