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January 1, 2026
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Anant Nambiar Sworn In as Rye’s County Legislator, Succeeding Catherine Parker: Anant Nambiar was officially sworn in as Rye’s new County Legislator for District 7 on January 1, 2026, at the Performing Arts Center at Purchase College. Nambiar succeeds Catherine Parker, who completed 12 years of service due to term limits. Bringing extensive experience from his prior roles on the Mamaroneck Town Council and School Board, as well as a 25-year career in the financial sector, Nambiar also makes history as the county’s first South Asian and Hindu legislator. The ceremony featured the inauguration of several county officials. (Source: MyRye.com on Jan 1)
December 31, 2025
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Most-Read Local News Stories of 2025 Highlight Key Events in Larchmont and Mamaroneck: A review of the most-read stories from The Loop in 2025 reveals strong community interest in public safety and local development. Top stories included a major car crash that damaged two Larchmont businesses, plans for a new apartment building near the Larchmont train station, and a rapid fire department response that protected a Rye Neck home in Mamaroneck. Additionally, redevelopment possibilities for the old Mamaroneck landfill garnered significant attention as the year concluded. (Source: The Loop on Dec 31)
December 26, 2025
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Review of The Loop's Most-Read Local Stories for 2025: Throughout December, The Loop highlighted its most-read articles of 2025, each garnering significant community attention. Top stories included the future of the long-closed Mamaroneck Landfill, which may become a solar energy farm or park following potential state approval. Another widely discussed event involved a quick emergency response that prevented significant fire damage in the Rye Neck area near Harrison. Developments near the Larchmont train station also drew public interest. (Source: The Loop on Dec 26)
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Marie Marguerite Beringer, Longtime Larchmont Resident, Passes Away at 94: Marie Marguerite (Fortin) Beringer, a former Larchmont resident and mother of five, died peacefully surrounded by her family. She was known for her involvement with musical therapy groups, including the Soundettes, bringing music to nursing homes and hospitals. Marie and her husband, Bruce Marshall Beringer, raised their children in Larchmont before moving to New Hampshire, where she spent her later years. She is survived by her children, ten grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren. (Source: Rye Record on Dec 26)
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Scenic View of Playland Lake Featured in Local Photo Submission: A new photo capturing Playland Lake has been featured by The Loop, highlighting the natural beauty of this well-known area near the Sound Shore. The lake, a familiar spot for local residents, remains a popular subject for community photographers. This feature encourages appreciation for the area's scenic attractions while showcasing the talents of local contributors. The image draws attention to the landscape's year-round appeal. (Source: The Loop on Dec 26)
December 19, 2025
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Northern Yellow Warbler Highlights Rye's Local Birdlife at the Marshlands Conservancy: The Northern Yellow Warbler, known for its vivid yellow color and distinctive song, is highlighted in a recent series focusing on Rye’s local birds. Common across North America, this warbler can often be spotted at the Marshlands Conservancy, particularly from April through October. Males are recognized by reddish-brown streaks, while females appear plainer. The species is classified as Least Concern and contributes to the rich biodiversity of Westchester County. (Source: MyRye.com on Dec 19)
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Snow Covers Harbor Island in Larchmont in Recent Photograph: A recent photo captures Harbor Island in Larchmont blanketed in snow, highlighting the transformation of the local landscape during winter. The image, submitted to The Loop by a resident, showcases the seasonal beauty found along the Sound Shore. Community members are invited to share their own photographs for possible feature. Harbor Island continues to serve as a focal point for local scenery and artistic contributions. (Source: The Loop on Dec 19)
December 18, 2025
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Reflecting on Mamaroneck's Most-Read Stories: Government and Housing Issues: A year-end review highlights several of Mamaroneck's most-viewed stories, focusing primarily on significant governmental changes and the ongoing debate over affordable housing. One story examined the challenges facing an all-affordable housing complex in the area, including issues of mismanagement and the need for repairs. The article also noted the Town of Mamaroneck's initiatives to address these concerns and improve living conditions. Residents showed particular interest in how these developments affect the community. (Source: The Loop on Dec 18)
December 16, 2025
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Rye Issues Record Number of Leaf Blower Summonses Amid Increased Enforcement: The City of Rye has issued a record number of summonses for gas-powered leaf blower violations this year, more than doubling the total from last year. Newly established patrols focusing on noise complaints contributed to the rise, with police statistics showing 267 citations compared to 111 in the previous year. Leaf blower noise remains a top concern among residents, prompting the police department to intensify enforcement. Monthly data reflects significant increases in tickets since March. (Source: Rye Record on Dec 16)
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Rob Reiner’s Death Resonates in New Rochelle, Where Family Once Lived: The recent deaths of director Rob Reiner and his wife in Los Angeles have deeply affected residents of New Rochelle, where Reiner spent his early years. The Reiner family lived on Bonnie Meadow Road, a location later immortalized in 'The Dick Van Dyke Show' by Carl Reiner. Longtime locals recalled childhood memories and community ties to the Reiner family, reflecting on how the tragedy links national headlines to local history. The loss is especially poignant for those who remember the family's presence in the neighborhood. (Source: The Loop on Dec 16)
December 12, 2025
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Town of Mamaroneck Seeks Applicants for Board Vacancy After Councilman's Departure: The Town of Mamaroneck is inviting residents to apply for an upcoming opening on its Town Board. Councilman Anant Nambiar will soon resign after being elected to the Westchester County Board of Legislators, which creates a vacancy for a four-year term. The remaining board members plan to vote in January 2026 to appoint a qualified resident who will serve until December 31, 2026. The interim appointee may later run for the seat in a subsequent election. (Source: The Loop on Dec 9)
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Barred Owl Observed Hunting at Rye’s Marshlands Conservancy: A Barred Owl was recently seen hunting to feed its three owlets at the Marshlands Conservancy in Rye, New York. This large, mottled brown and white owl is known to inhabit mature forests near water, preying on small mammals and reptiles. While primarily nocturnal, the Barred Owl is more active during daylight than many other owl species. Local bird watchers are encouraged to observe these raptors, especially when nearby birds exhibit agitated behavior. (Source: MyRye.com on Dec 12)
December 10, 2025
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Dobbs Ferry Muralist Wins Lawsuit Over Unpaid Work Against Larchmont Daycare Owners: A mural artist from Dobbs Ferry has successfully taken legal action against Robert and Christina Rubicco, co-owners of Anna & Jack's Treehouse daycare located in Larchmont. The lawsuit stemmed from the Rubiccos' failure to pay for completed mural work, adding to a growing list of allegations involving unpaid debts and questionable business practices linked to the daycare operators. Court proceedings concluded in the artist's favor, highlighting ongoing concerns among local service providers. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 10)
December 9, 2025
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Town of Mamaroneck Proposes 2026 Budget with Lower Tax Increase: The Town of Mamaroneck has released its preliminary budget for 2026, which is projected to keep tax increases within New York State’s 2.83% cap for the first time in several years. Homeowners in the unincorporated area will see a proposed 2.96% rise in the tax levy, down from an 8.81% increase last year. Tax levies for both Mamaroneck and Larchmont Villages are expected to go up by 2.36%. Some residents remain concerned about the amount of surplus funds retained by the town instead of using them to further reduce taxes. (Source: The Loop on Dec 9)
December 7, 2025
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Gloria Teresa Warrington, Key Larchmont Community Member, Dies at 97: Gloria Teresa Warrington, a longtime Larchmont resident with roots in Yonkers and Stratford, passed away on December 2, 2025, at the age of 97. She contributed to the World War II effort and later was active with local organizations such as the Mamaroneck Garden Club and Catholic Thrift Shop. Warrington and her husband Eugene were also proprietors of Walter’s Hot Dogs, a well-known regional eatery. She is remembered for her extensive community involvement and devotion to family. (Source: The Loop on Dec 7)
December 5, 2025
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Row America Rye Wraps Up Open Water Season on Milton Harbor: Row America Rye recently held its final open water rowing session for the season on Milton Harbor, as colder weather shifts the group to indoor training until spring. The organization supports both youth and adult rowers, offering programs for a range of ages and experience levels. Under the leadership of Marko Serafimovski and coach Greg King, participants include individuals from their 20s to 70s. The club is recognized for preparing young athletes for collegiate rowing opportunities. (Source: Rye Record on Dec 5)
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Willow Flycatchers Noted at Jay Estate in Rye During Migratory Season: The Willow Flycatcher, a small bird recognized for its upright perch and acrobatic insect hunting, has been observed at the Jay Estate in Rye, New York. This species favors shrubby open spaces near marshes and is known for swift movements such as tail and wing flicks. In Westchester County, the Willow Flycatcher typically appears from March through September and is considered a species of Least Concern. Observations suggest they are part of both resident and migratory bird communities in the area. (Source: MyRye.com on Dec 5)
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Hyperlocal News Highlights: Top Stories With Over 10,000 Views Reviewed: The Loop is spotlighting its most widely read stories from the past year in a special series, covering local topics that resonated strongly with readers. Among the first highlighted are Larchmont's efforts to stay within the property tax cap and a legal dispute involving zoning issues in Mamaroneck, both drawing significant attention. This reflection offers insight into community interests and news engagement in the Sound Shore region. The series will continue throughout the month. (Source: The Loop on Dec 5)
November 30, 2025
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Furniture Sharehouse Supports Families in Need Across Westchester County: Furniture Sharehouse, led by volunteer executive director Kate Bialo, operates as Westchester County’s sole furniture bank. Since 2007, the organization has collected gently used furniture donations from throughout the county, distributing them at no cost to individuals and families experiencing economic hardship. Its warehouse, located at Westchester County Airport, helps keep large amounts of furniture out of landfills while furnishing hundreds of homes each year. The group serves Rye and the wider Westchester area. (Source: MyRye.com on Nov 30)
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Mamaroneck Tigers Football Celebrated for Historic Season and Community Spirit: The Mamaroneck Tigers football team concluded an exceptional season as 2025 Section 1 Champions, also securing a regional title and reaching the New York State semifinals for the first time in school history. Their strong performance included a notable win over John Jay-East Fishkill and a regional victory against Monroe-Woodbury, ending with a hard-fought loss to Saratoga Springs. Throughout their season, community support was highly visible, highlighting local enthusiasm for the team. (Source: The Loop on Nov 30)
November 29, 2025
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Maureen Ann FitzSimons of Larchmont Remembered After Passing at Age 45: Maureen Ann FitzSimons, a lifelong resident of Larchmont, New York, passed away on November 26, 2025, at the age of 45 following a lengthy battle with cancer. She is survived by her mother, brothers, and several nieces and nephews. FitzSimons was recognized for her academic achievements, athletic contributions in tennis and track, and commitment to her family. Her educational journey included The Ursuline School and Georgetown University, where she earned her Juris Doctor degree. (Source: The Loop on Nov 29)
November 28, 2025
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Spotlight on the Turkey Vulture, a Year-Round Resident Bird in Rye: The Turkey Vulture, known scientifically as Cathartes aura, is a common sight throughout Westchester County, including Rye. Recognizable by its large wingspan and distinctive red head, this species plays a vital ecological role by consuming carrion and helping to control disease. The bird can often be observed gliding over local conservation areas such as the Jay Estate and Edith G. Read Wildlife Sanctuary. Classified as a species of Least Concern, it is present in the county year-round. (Source: MyRye.com on Nov 28)
November 27, 2025
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Mamaroneck Village Board Rescinds Affordable Housing Zoning Incentives: The Mamaroneck Village Board of Trustees voted unanimously to revoke zoning incentives that were designed to encourage affordable housing projects. These inducements, which included allowances for taller buildings and reduced parking, had been in place since 2019 but were withdrawn despite objections from the Westchester County Planning Department. The reversal comes as a nonprofit developer sought to use the incentives for a project on Mt. Pleasant Avenue. The change is expected to bring further scrutiny and possible legal challenges. (Source: The Loop on Nov 27)
November 24, 2025
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Rob Gorsline, Former Tequila Sunrise Owner, Becomes New Owner of Cantina Lobos: Cantina Lobos, a longtime fixture in Pelham's dining scene, has been acquired by Rob Gorsline, a Pelham Memorial High School alumnus and former owner of Tequila Sunrise in Larchmont. Gorsline aims to maintain the restaurant’s identity as a Mexican eatery while making selected improvements. With extensive experience in restaurant management, he plans to refresh the menu with new margarita ingredients and enhanced nachos. The transition marks a new chapter for this local establishment. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Nov 24)
November 22, 2025
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Mamaroneck Seeks Developers for Large Civic Center Redevelopment Project: The Village of Mamaroneck is soliciting proposals for a significant redevelopment project estimated at $30–$50 million, covering over four acres of village-owned land. The plan could replace aging municipal facilities, including the courthouse, police station, and Hunter Tier parking lot, with new civic infrastructure and market-rate housing. This move follows the board's rejection of a smaller, all-affordable housing plan for the site. Proposals must address both municipal needs and offer financial sustainability. (Source: The Loop on Nov 22)
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Thomas Curnin, Noted Larchmont Litigator, Dies at 92: Thomas S. Curnin, a longtime resident of Larchmont and notable figure in legal circles, passed away on November 16, 2025, at age 92. Curnin's distinguished career included significant roles in major corporate defense cases, such as the Drexel Burnham and Union Carbide matters. He was a leader at Cahill Gordon & Reindel, where he specialized in litigation spanning securities, antitrust, and product liability. He was widely respected for his legal expertise and dedication to his profession. (Source: The Loop on Nov 22)
November 21, 2025
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Morning Sunrise at Five Islands Park Highlighted in Featured Photo: A photograph capturing a vibrant sunrise at Five Islands Park in Larchmont has been featured, showcasing the area's natural scenery in the early morning light. The image offers viewers a perspective on the park's landscape, emphasizing its role as a valued outdoor space in the community. Local photographers are often recognized for their work, highlighting daily life and unique moments in Larchmont. The photo underscores the area's appeal to residents and visitors alike. (Source: The Loop on Nov 21)
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New Alexander Center for Ecological Action Launched by Save the Sound: Save the Sound, a regional environmental organization, has launched the Alexander Center for Ecological Action, integrating its Ecological Restoration program and the Doherty Climate and Resilience Institute. The initiative aims to advance ecological innovation and leadership for Long Island Sound. Funding for the Center was provided by Libby and Robert Alexander of Rye, with operations based in Larchmont and New Haven. The launch event took place at the Jay Heritage Center in Rye. (Source: MyRye.com on Nov 21)
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Red-Tailed Hawk Spotted at Jay Estate in Rye as Part of Local Bird Series: A young red-tailed hawk was recently observed perched in a tree near the Jay Estate in Rye, New York, as part of the 'Birds of Rye' series. The species is common throughout North America and is identified by its distinctive tail, especially in adults, while younger birds display lighter-colored eyes that darken with age. The red-tailed hawk remains a year-round resident in Westchester County and is classified as a species of Least Concern. This sighting underscores the area's rich birdlife. (Source: MyRye.com on Nov 21)
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Residents Voice Concerns Over Noise Disruptions Near Locals 10538 Venue: Neighbors living near Locals 10538 in Larchmont have raised concerns about ongoing noise disturbances from late-night events at the venue. Families report that excessive noise has disrupted children's sleep, impacting their health and ability to focus in school. Some affected households say they have resorted to staying in hotels to escape the noise. The issue has prompted appeals to local officials for more effective action to address the situation. (Source: The Loop on Nov 21)
November 18, 2025
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Larchmont Board Ends Music Permit for Locals 10538 After Noise Complaints: Locals 10538, a restaurant and music venue on Boston Post Road in Larchmont, will no longer be able to host live music events after the Village Board of Trustees voted unanimously to let its music performance permit expire. The decision came after numerous noise complaints, chiefly from neighbors connected to an adjacent wellness spa and residential unit. Community meetings on the issue drew significant crowds, illustrating divided opinions on the venue's role. The board's action is set to take effect Thursday, November 20. (Source: The Loop on Nov 18)
November 17, 2025
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D.W. Griffith's Role in Mamaroneck's Early Film Industry Highlighted: Mamaroneck holds a significant place in American film history due to its early 20th-century studio activity. Director D.W. Griffith purchased a large estate on Orienta Point in 1919 and produced silent films there until 1924, drawing well-known talent to the village. During this period, Mamaroneck became a hub for major filmmakers and actors, contributing to the growth of the U.S. movie industry before Hollywood’s rise. The area’s cinematic legacy remains a point of local pride. (Source: The Loop on Nov 17)
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Health Recommendations for Women at Different Life Stages: Women are encouraged to maintain healthy habits like balanced nutrition, regular exercise, and adequate sleep throughout their lives. Experts stress the importance of routine health screenings such as Pap smears beginning at age 21 and mammograms around age 40, as well as staying current on vaccines like the HPV shot, which is recommended through age 45. Preventive cardiology exams are also suggested for women in their early forties to assess heart health. Attending regular medical checkups helps women address new symptoms and manage long-term wellness. (Source: The Loop on Nov 12)
November 14, 2025
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Barn Swallows Frequently Seen at Jay Estate in Rye During Warmer Months: The barn swallow, identified by its deep blue upper parts and long forked tail, is a notable seasonal visitor to Rye. These agile birds are often observed foraging above fields and gardens at the Jay Estate, as well as nesting on the property’s structures. Active from April through November, barn swallows can be seen in flocks, sometimes mixed with other swallow species. They are classified as a species of Least Concern and return annually to Westchester County. (Source: MyRye.com on Nov 14)
November 13, 2025
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Sheldrake Cabin Featured in Local Photo Submission: A recent photo of Sheldrake Cabin was submitted by local resident Stacey Kaufman as part of a community photography feature. The image spotlights the cabin, which is a familiar site in the Larchmont area. The feature encourages residents to showcase their own photographs of the region. The Sheldrake Cabin remains a point of interest for those living in and around Larchmont. (Source: The Loop on Nov 13)
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Five Love in Larchmont Features Unique Gifts With Playful Flair: Five Love, a shop on Chatsworth Avenue in Larchmont, offers a wide variety of humorous and unconventional gifts, from witty cocktail napkins to creatively labeled candles. Owned by Amy Pepe, the women-led business is featured in a local series highlighting businesses run by women. The shop aims to bring joy and laughter to shoppers seeking more distinctive gifts. Five Love has quickly become a go-to spot for those looking for items with personality. (Source: The Loop on Nov 13)
November 12, 2025
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Con Edison Reduces Rate Hike Plan After Westchester Municipal Opposition: Con Edison will proceed with smaller annual increases in electricity and gas bills after scaling back its initially proposed hikes for the next three years. Local municipalities and the Westchester Municipal Consortium advocated against the larger planned increases, resulting in lower approved rates of 2.8% for electricity and 2% for gas through 2028. Despite the reduction, Westchester officials remain critical of the agreement. They argue the hikes still pose a burden for residents and do not go far enough. (Source: The Loop on Nov 12)
November 7, 2025
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Westchester Fair Campaign Committee Dismisses Complaint Against Nambiar: The Westchester Fair Campaign Practices Committee has dismissed a complaint from Republican Kurt van Kuller, who alleged his opponent, Anant Nambiar, exaggerated his public service record in the race for the County's 7th legislative district. The committee ruled that 'public service' includes government, community, and nonprofit work, finding Nambiar's claims reasonable. Additionally, the committee upheld two separate complaints made by Nambiar in the same contest, adding to tensions in this local election. (Source: Rye Record on Oct 31)
November 6, 2025
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Candidates for Westchester County Legislature Disagree on Future of Playland Park: Candidates vying for the Sound Shore district seat in Westchester County are sharply divided over Playland amusement park’s management and its prospects. The park, county-owned and located along the waterfront, experienced a difficult season with many rides remaining closed after a private management firm terminated its contract. Arbitration resulted in reduced damages for the firm, and questions remain about the park’s operation. Discussions about Playland's future are central in the legislative race. (Source: Rye Record on Oct 31)
November 2, 2025
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Final Opportunity for Early Voting Ahead of Westchester County General Election: Sunday marks the last day for early voting before Westchester County holds its General Election on Tuesday. Residents may vote at any of the county’s seventeen early voting centers, such as Mamaroneck Town Center. Contested races include the county executive position, where incumbent Ken Jenkins faces challenger Christine Sculti, and a legislative seat to replace outgoing Catherine Parker. Local contests, including Mamaroneck Town Supervisor, will also appear on Tuesday's ballots. (Source: The Loop on Nov 2)
October 31, 2025
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Letter to the Editor Endorses Democratic Slate for Rye City Council and Mayor: A recent letter to the editor expresses support for the Democratic candidates running for Rye's city council and mayoral seats. The writer highlights their combined 65 years of community involvement, including leadership in local government, schools, and non-profit organizations. The letter details individual achievements, such as organizing community events and participating in sustainability efforts. The endorsement emphasizes their experience and commitment to Rye. (Source: Rye Record on Oct 31)
October 30, 2025
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Appellate Court Upholds Ethics Violation Decision Against Former Mamaroneck Official: The New York State Appellate Court, Second Division, has unanimously upheld an ethics violation ruling against Cynthia Goldstein, a former Village of Mamaroneck Planning Board member. Goldstein was initially found in violation of the village's ethics code in 2019 for not disclosing property ownership conflicts and participating in related board deliberations. The legal dispute spanned several years and involved significant legal expenses. Goldstein retains the option to seek further appeal but the court found substantial evidence supported the original decision. (Source: The Loop on Oct 30)
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Westchester District 7 Candidate Faces Criticism for Debate Reference: Tensions have escalated in the Westchester County District 7 race following remarks by Republican candidate Kurt van Kuller during a recent debate at the Mamaroneck Town Center. Van Kuller mistakenly referred to his opponent, Democrat Anant Nambiar, as Zohran Mamdani, prompting swift criticism from local Democratic leaders who called his comments disrespectful and racially insensitive. The Westchester Asian American Democrats responded with a public statement urging an apology. The incident has added intensity to the local campaign. (Source: Rye Record on Oct 30)
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Concerns Raised Over Noise and Health Impacts of Gas-Powered Leaf Blowers in Rye: Residents of Rye have expressed growing concerns about the widespread use of gas-powered leaf blowers, citing disruptive levels of noise throughout the year, particularly during the fall and spring. Recent studies indicate that these machines produce sound levels far above recommended health thresholds, potentially leading to adverse effects such as sleep disorders, elevated blood pressure, and increased stress. The persistence and intensity of the noise have made it a significant quality-of-life issue for many. Community members are seeking solutions to address these impacts. (Source: Rye Record on Oct 30)
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Mark Cardwell Shares Priorities in Pelham Manor Mayoral Campaign Statement: Mark Cardwell, a candidate for mayor of the Village of Pelham Manor, has outlined his priorities and concerns in a public campaign statement. Cardwell emphasizes the need to address issues such as public safety, local flooding, and high taxes. He criticizes existing municipal leadership for not adequately responding to repeated safety concerns, particularly regarding traffic and crime. Cardwell advocates for more collaborative and responsive governance if elected. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Oct 30)
October 29, 2025
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Longtime Rye Resident and Retired Port Chester Teacher Dies at 94: Robert Joseph Sweeney, a resident of Rye for over six decades and a retired Port Chester educator, died at age 94 on September 11, 2025. He is survived by his wife, children, and grandchildren. Services will be held in Rye on September 23 and 24. (Source: Rye Record on Sep 18)
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Ice Skating Lessons Begin at Hommocks Park Rink in Larchmont: Hommocks Park Ice Rink in Larchmont will start its first session of Learn to Skate classes on September 28. The program, open to participants from age 4 through adults, includes five half-hour lessons per session. Registration is available for local residents. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Sep 24)
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SteinyFest Music Festival Grows in Mamaroneck After Pandemic Beginnings: SteinyFest, a music festival that started in a Larchmont backyard during the COVID-19 pandemic, has expanded into a larger event in Mamaroneck. The festival now features both local and national performers, reflecting the area's ongoing support for live music and community gatherings. (Source: Rye Record on Oct 1)
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American Oystercatcher Observed at Playland Lake in Rye: The American Oystercatcher, a coastal bird species, has been spotted at Playland Lake in Rye. This species is typically present in Westchester County from May through September. Local birding areas such as the Edith G. Read Wildlife Sanctuary and Marshlands Conservancy offer opportunities to observe (Source: MyRye.com on Sep 26)
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Loop Events Calendar Sept. 26 – Oct. 10, 2025: Westchester Power Information Session- Larchmont Virtual September 26, 2025 @ 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM More information Larchmont Arts Fair September 27, 2025 @ 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM at Constitution Park, Larchmont More information Westchester Power Information Session- Larchmont @ Larchmont Public Library September 27, 2025 @ 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM at Larchmont Library More information Blessing of the Animals, Rain or Shine October 4, 2025 @ 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM at 122 fenimore road, mamaroneck More information Steinyfest 2025 October 4, 2025 @ 1:00 PM to 10:30 PM at Toyota City More information Artist Reception: Antoinette Wysocki and Jenny Flexner Reinhardt October 4, 2025 @ 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Atelier Modern More information Mind Over Matter: Navigating Mental Wellness in a Changing World October 9, 2025 @ 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM at Sommer Center: 171 White Plains Rd, Bronxville, NY 10708 More information The Haunt at Wilcliff Mansion October 10, 2025 @ 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM at Hudson Park Children’s Greenhouse More information Loop Events Calendar Sept. 26 – Oct. 10, 2025 in Larchmont Loop. (Source: The Loop on Sep 26)