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Top Events & Exhibits
Hudson River Museum — Yonkers, NY
The museum’s Modern Women/Modern Vision exhibition showcases nearly 100 photographs by groundbreaking women photographers like Diane Arbus and Barbara Kruger—perfect for sparking conversations with older kids and teens.
Address: 511 Warburton Ave, Yonkers, NY
Westchester Women’s Summit — White Plains, NY
This all‑day celebration at Sonesta White Plains Downtown features speakers, workshops, and creative stations. For families with teens interested in leadership, media, activism, or wellness, it’s an inspiring place to spend the day.
Address: 66 Hale Ave, White Plains, NY
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“Staging Stillness” Performing Arts Workshop — Hudson River Museum
Led by theater director Liz Dahmen, this immersive workshop invites participants to explore creativity, storytelling, and the power of women in performance. It’s a great hands‑on activity for kids and families looking for an artistic way to connect with the month’s themes.
Address: 511 Warburton Ave, Yonkers, NY
Sojourner Truth State Park — Kingston, NY
A meaningful outdoor experience for families, the park honors abolitionist and suffragist Sojourner Truth. Kids can explore trails, learn about her life, and enjoy a nature‑rich way to celebrate women’s history.
Address: John St Entrance, Kingston, NY
Eleanor Roosevelt Center at Val‑Kill — Hyde Park, NY
A wonderful spot for family visits, Val‑Kill offers a kid‑friendly introduction to the life of Eleanor Roosevelt—one of the most influential women in American history. Families can walk the grounds, explore exhibits, and learn about her advocacy work.
Address: 56 Valkill Park Rd, Hyde Park, NY
Whether you’re exploring museums, getting hands‑on with performance workshops, or walking in the footsteps of historic trailblazers, these events offer meaningful ways for families to celebrate together. Here’s to a month full of inspiration, learning, and honoring the women who shaped our world.
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