Irvington Presbyterian Church

IRVINGTON, NY — Every Saturday, there's a bakery popping up in a church kitchen in Irvington. Which, admittedly, is not the first place you'd think to look for an impossibly delicious loaf of Japanese milk bread. But that's where you'll find PAWPAW.
Starting Saturday, November 21, from 8 AM to 12 PM, PAWPAW PASTRY will be serving a small selection of freshly baked breads, cakes, and pastries. Expect crusty country sourdough loaves, impossibly soft Japanese milk bread, cookie boxes, cat's tongues, and an assortment of sweet things worth getting out of bed for.
You can also order pumpkin, lemon meringue, and pecan caramel turtle tarts for Thanksgiving. As well as pints of homemade ice cream in vanilla bean, tangerine sorbet, and caramel whiskey crêpe flake.
Behind PAWPAW is pastry chef Kelli Bradfield, whose experience includes working in the kitchens of acclaimed New York City restaurants The Modern and Hearth, as well as running Fort Grace, a beloved ice cream business in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.
After three years of making custom cakes, PAWPAW marks Kelli's return to baking for the public. Everything is made by hand, in small batches, with a lot of care, and no plans to make more than can fit in the oven.
The menu will change depending on the week, the season, and what Kelli feels like making. The goal is simple: to make exceptionally good things and share them with Westchester County.
There's no storefront. No display cases. Just a church kitchen, an oven, and a few park benches where nobody minds if you drop a few crumbs.
Come by. Bring a friend. Or don't. There's only so much pastry.
PAWPAW PASTRY
Saturdays
8 AM – 12 PM
Irvington Presbyterian Church Parking Lot
25 N. Broadway
Irvington, New York
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PAWPAW pastry popup

IRVINGTON, NY — Every Saturday, there's a bakery popping up in a church kitchen in Irvington. Which, admittedly, is not the...

IRVINGTON, NY — Every Saturday, there's a bakery popping up in a church kitchen in Irvington. Which, admittedly, is not the first place you'd think to look for an impossibly delicious loaf of Japanese milk bread. But that's where you'll find PAWPAW.
Starting Saturday, November 21, from 10 AM to 2 PM, PAWPAW PASTRY will be serving a small selection of freshly baked breads, cakes, and pastries. Expect crusty country sourdough loaves, impossibly soft Japanese milk bread, cookie boxes, cat's tongues, and an assortment of sweet things worth getting out of bed for.
You can also order pumpkin, lemon meringue, and pecan caramel turtle tarts for Thanksgiving. As well as pints of homemade ice cream in vanilla bean, tangerine sorbet, and caramel whiskey crêpe flake.
Behind PAWPAW is pastry chef Kelli Bradfield, whose experience includes working in the kitchens of acclaimed New York City restaurants The Modern and Hearth, as well as running Fort Grace, a beloved ice cream business in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.
After three years of making custom cakes, PAWPAW marks Kelli's return to baking for the public. Everything is made by hand, in small batches, with a lot of care, and no plans to make more than can fit in the oven.
The menu will change depending on the week, the season, and what Kelli feels like making. The goal is simple: to make exceptionally good things and share them with Westchester County.
There's no storefront. No display cases. Just a church kitchen, an oven, and a few park benches where nobody minds if you drop a few crumbs.
Come by. Bring a friend. Or don't. There's only so much pastry.
PAWPAW PASTRY
Saturdays
10 AM – 2 PM
Irvington Presbyterian Church Parking Lot
25 N. Broadway
Irvington, New York
pawpawpastry.com

IRVINGTON, NY — Every Saturday, there's a bakery popping up in a church kitchen in Irvington. Which, admittedly, is not the first place you'd think to look for an impossibly delicious loaf of Japanese milk bread. But that's where you'll find PAWPAW.
Saturday from 8 AM to 12 PM, PAWPAW PASTRY will be serving a small selection of freshly baked breads, cakes, and pastries. Expect crusty country sourdough loaves, impossibly soft Japanese milk bread, cookie boxes, cat's tongues, and an assortment of sweet things worth getting out of bed for.

Behind PAWPAW is pastry chef Kelli Bradfield, whose experience includes working in the kitchens of acclaimed New York City restaurants The Modern and Hearth, as well as running Fort Grace, a beloved ice cream business in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.
After three years of making custom cakes, PAWPAW marks Kelli's return to baking for the public. Everything is made by hand, in small batches, with a lot of care, and no plans to make more than can fit in the oven.
The menu will change depending on the week, the season, and what Kelli feels like making. The goal is simple: to make exceptionally good things and share them with Westchester County.
There's no storefront. No display cases. Just a church kitchen, an oven, and a few park benches where nobody minds if you drop a few crumbs.
Come by. Bring a friend. Or don't. There's only so much pastry.
PAWPAW PASTRY
Saturdays
8 AM – 12 PM
Irvington Presbyterian Church Parking Lot
25 N. Broadway
Irvington, New York
pawpawpastry.com

IRVINGTON, NY — Every Saturday, there's a bakery popping up in a church kitchen in Irvington. Which, admittedly, is not the first place you'd think to look for an impossibly delicious loaf of Japanese milk bread. But that's where you'll find PAWPAW.
On Saturdays from 10 AM to 2 PM, PAWPAW PASTRY will be serving a small selection of freshly baked breads, cakes, and pastries. Expect crusty country sourdough loaves, impossibly soft Japanese milk bread, cookie boxes, cat's tongues, and an assortment of sweet things worth getting out of bed for.

Behind PAWPAW is pastry chef Kelli Bradfield, whose experience includes working in the kitchens of acclaimed New York City restaurants The Modern and Hearth, as well as running Fort Grace, a beloved ice cream business in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.
After three years of making custom cakes, PAWPAW marks Kelli's return to baking for the public. Everything is made by hand, in small batches, with a lot of care, and no plans to make more than can fit in the oven.
The menu will change depending on the week, the season, and what Kelli feels like making. The goal is simple: to make exceptionally good things and share them with Westchester County.
There's no storefront. No display cases. Just a church kitchen, an oven, and a few park benches where nobody minds if you drop a few crumbs.
Come by. Bring a friend. Or don't. There's only so much pastry.
PAWPAW PASTRY
Saturdays
8 AM – 12 PM
Irvington Presbyterian Church Parking Lot
25 N. Broadway
Irvington, New York
pawpawpastry.com

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Saunders Trades and Technical High School

The Yonkers Philharmonic invites you to an afternoon of rhythm, passion, and virtuosity on Sunday, November 15, 2026, at 3:00 pm at Saunders Trades and Technical High School.
The program opens with Pablo Moncayo’s Huapango, the exhilarating Mexican showpiece built on the folk dances of Veracruz. Its infectious rhythms and brilliant orchestration have made it a beloved second national anthem in Mexico, and it is guaranteed to set the tone for an unforgettable afternoon.
Next comes Arturo Márquez’s Danzón No. 2, a sultry, elegant tribute to the Mexican dance halls of Veracruz and Mexico City. Sensual melodies and shimmering textures make this one of the most popular works by a living composer in the concert repertoire.
Manuel de Falla’s Three-Cornered Hat follows, a vivid ballet score full of flamenco flair, folk melodies, and dramatic color. Its stirring dances capture the spirit of Andalusia in all its pride and humor.
George Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue, performed by acclaimed pianist Claudia Knafo, adds its famous clarinet glissando and jazz-inflected piano flourishes to the afternoon.Gershwin’s masterpiece fuses classical tradition with the energy of the American jazz age, and Knafo’s artistry promises a thrilling performance.
Bring family and friends for an afternoon of music that dances, sings, and sizzles. Don’t miss this spirited celebration of the Americas and Spain, performed by your own Yonkers Philharmonic.La Orquesta Filamonica de Yonkers les invita a una tarde de música rítmica, pasión y virtuosidad, el domingo 15 de noviembre, 2026, a las 3:pm en la Escuela Superior Saunders de Yonkers.
Este programa abre con Huapango de Moncayo, una pieza musical mejicana muy exhilarante, alegre, que proviene de la música folclórica de Veracruz. Sus ritmos infecciosos y orquestación brillante la han hecho como un segundo himno nacional de Méjico.
Danzón Nñmero 2, música sensual, un tributo elegante a la danza que se baila en Veracruz y Ciudad Méjico. Melodías con textura incandescente hace este danzón muy popular en la música de los repertorio musicales.
El sombrero de tres picos, de Manuel fe Falla, sigue un formato lleno del aire de flamenco, melodías folclóricas, y muy dramático. Despierta el Espíritu de Andalucía en su orgullo y humor.
Geprge Jersjwpm Rapsofia en Azul, interpretada por el famoso pianista Claudia Knafo, incluye el famoso glissando y jazz en el clarinete infectado con los sonidos alegres de la tarde. Esta famosa pieza de Feshwin confluye la tradición clásica con la energía del jazz americano, y la pianista Knafo promete una presentación fascinante.
Traigan a sus familiares y amistades a disfrutar una tarde de música alegre. No se pierdan esta celebración de la música de las Americas y España, presentada por nuestra orquesta de la Filarmónica de Yonkers.
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Yonkers Philharmonic Orchestra: Danza y Romanza

The Yonkers Philharmonic invites you to an afternoon of rhythm, passion, and virtuosity on Sunday, November 15, 2026, at 3:00...

Hearing loss, dizziness, and balance problems are common as we age, but they should not be dismissed as a normal part of getting older. Join us for a free educational Zoom webinar to learn about the signs and symptoms of hearing and balance disorders, what may be causing them, and when to seek professional evaluation and care.
Participants will learn about:
<ul><li>Common causes, signs and symptoms of hearing loss, dizziness, and balance issues</li><li>How these conditions can affect daily activities and&nbsp;mobility</li><li>When and where to seek help for evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment</li></ul>
Speaker:
Ashutosh Kacker, MB, BS,&nbsp;MD
Attending Otolaryngologist, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
Professor, Clinical Otolaryngology, Weill Cornell Medical College, Cornell University
This program is offered virtually on zoom.
Register today: <a href="https://communityed.hss.edu/en/custom-registration-from?utm_campaign=Patch_Webinars" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">https://communityed.hss.edu/en/custom-registration-from?utm_campaign=Patch_Webinars</a>
This program is designed to provide general health information and does not offer individual medical advice.
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Please contact <a href="mailto:communityed@hss.edu">communityed@hss.edu</a> with any questions.

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Irvington High School Theater

This&nbsp;biennial tradition might be one of the best kept secrets in the Hudson Valley. The ancient art of Bharatanatyam is a 3000-year-old tradition that is among the most popular and one of the oldest of the classical dances of India, but is somehow immediately approachable for audiences.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Celebrate twenty-four years of artistic excellence with a vibrant showcase directed by Liza Joseph. This captivating recital features a diverse range of performances including Bharatanatyam, Fusion, Semiclassical, and Folk Dances. Admission is free for all to enjoy this afternoon of cultural celebration.

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“Inspired by America” continues this year’s America250 celebration. Debussy and Rachmaninoff were fascinated by American rhythms and culture. Bernstein and Grofé musically expressed aspects of the American soul. Guest conductor: Ariel Rudiakov
Program:
Debussy: En Bateau
Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto No. 2 with soloist Drew Petersen
Grofé: Selections from “Grand Canyon Suite”
Bernstein: Symphonic Dances from “West Side Story”
Tickets: $30 adults, $10 high school and college students, under age 14 free. Hackley families: $30
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