Westchester County has no shortage of events in the shortest month of the year, and our Westchester Car Service has taken the liberty to inform you of some of the most interesting affairs you can engage in to get rid of the January Blues. Consider contracting our Westchester Limo Service for all your transportation needs this month; our professionally trained chauffeurs will drive you and your companions to any one of the following venues in a safe and timely manner. All you have to do is relax, enjoy the luxury of our vehicles, engage your companions and let us handle all the navigation.
Hamlet
Enjoy a screening of Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy, Hamlet from 17th February in Grand Picture Gallery, Lyndhurst. The screening is courtesy of M&M Performing Arts Company and the Red Monkey Theater Group. The screening will be 90-minutes long and will be performed on a detailed and intimate stage setting. There will also be a screening of the humorous parody ‘I Hate Hamlet’ right after the main screening has occurred. Tickets for adults will be going for $40 and $35 for students and seniors. The screening has been recommended for persons over the age of 13 and there will be free parking for everyone who arrives in a vehicle; so, you don’t have to worry about paying hefty parking fees or wasting time trying to find parking space.
Hilltop Hanover Farm and Environmental Center,
Head over to Yorktown Heights to the Hilltop Hannover Farm, an environmental education facility and farm that features demonstrations for animal and pet management, backyard farming, rainwater harvesting, green-roof technology, and organic composting. After you have learned all you can, enjoy a nice 3.5-mile hike in the farm’s woodlands. Bring food from home and enjoy a picnic on the property after your hike. Some of the events at the farm require advanced tickets, so log in to their website, identify an event you might be interested in and make your reservations ahead of time.
Our Liberation Summit
This event takes place at the Sarah Lawrence College on 3rd of February from 8am to 6pm. The purpose of this event is to discuss issues of race, class, gender identity, religion, sexuality, ability, and other social issues affecting society today. A lot of people hold back when these topics arise, and this will be a perfect chance to discuss them in a safe, non-judgmental environment. This conference will create an opportunity for everyone who is interested in matters of social identity and social justice to learn and express themselves. This will be the first annual event of its kind and was inspired by Lila Watson, an aboriginal activist and educator from Australia. If you have always wanted to make a change but you have never really been sure where to start, this might just be the place. Tickets go for $12 per head that will cater for lunch; however, participants will have to make their own arrangements for accommodation and travel.
