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March community events: Photo galleries
- Mar 26
- 2 min read
Collections of photos from community events and happenings in March taking place in Bedford, Lewisboro, Pound Ridge and Mount Kisco. This page will be updated throughout the month as new photo galleries are added.
'Xanadu' staged at John Jay High school
GREG KAPLOWITZ PHOTOS
The students of John Jay High School staged four shows of "Xanadu" from March 19-21 as their spring musical.
Inclusive Open House at the KMA
CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS
Families enjoyed a morning of artmaking and discovery March 1, designed for neurodiverse audiences. Visitors of all abilities explored the galleries and created colorful artworks inspired by the museum’s current exhibition “Shen Wei: STILL/MOVING.” The program was co-organized with the Inclusive Initiative, a community-based organization committed to creating enriching cultural opportunities for neurodivergent individuals. For more information, visit inclusiveinitiative.com
Stepping forward
Photos by Rob Cummings
The Lewisboro Community Volunteer Fair was held March 7 at the library, giving representatives of local groups the chance to speak with visitors about their needs and opportunities for volunteering by adults and teens. Left, the Boys Team Charity, which was founded in 2001 by families that wanted to teach their sons the importance of giving back and making a difference in their local community, and right, volunteers from the Lewisboro Library, who signed people in to the event and talked about volunteer opportunities at the library.
Fly Paper, fly!
Photos by Rob Cummings
The Lewisboro Parks and Recreation Department hosted its first Paper Airplane Contest on Feb. 28. The event was inspired by an idea pitched by 9-year-old Aiden Kimparker-Kriger. Three divisions competed (Pre-K through first grade; second-fifth; sixth grade-adults) in three categories: distance, accuracy and creativity. Participants created their paper planes and then Michael Portnoy from Parks & Rec led everyone through the different phases of the competition.
