Featured Events in White Plains in June, 2025 (July Updated)

The ORIGINAL TRADEMARKED LOCK & KEY SINGLES EVENT Our events have been featured on Bravo, BBC, CNN, CBS, Axios, Miami New Times, NPR Marketplace, The Wall Street Journal, TLC's 90 Day Fiancé The Single Life, Tampa Bay Times, Citylink, Essence, Best of Baltimore, Chicago Tribune, Woman's World Magazine, and 100s more -- but come find out for yourself! HOW IT WORKS Single women get a lock, single men get a key. Meet and mingle as you try to unlock and win prize tickets - but the real prize is all the great people you'll meet as you try to match with everyone in the room. You'll meet 20-50 potential matches of the opposite gender. Make new friends, meet your match....or just have a great time! You'll meet way more people than at speed dating, and you can talk to those you like for as long as you like. We are THE Lock and Key Event you've heard about! So get your ticket - and maybe one for a friend - then meet us there to Unlock Your Possibilities... Lock and Key is the perfect icebreaker. It's like no other party you've attended! What a great way to unwind after a long work week...or kick off a night on the town! I Had the Time of My Life... "I just want you to know that I had THE TIME OF MY LIFE last night! I have been dying to get to one of these parties and I am so glad I did. My friends had a blast, too! We have been talking about it all day! YOU ROCK!" --Odessa, Age 41 in Atlanta "I really enjoyed the Lock And Key Event last Friday. I met a lot of very nice people, female as well as male. Thanks for a fun evening, and I will be thinking of your staff, while I am on my date tonight. I met him last Friday!!" --Thyme, Age 31 in New Jersey Don't be fooled by illegal copycats. This is the REAL, Trademarked, Lock & Key Singles Event! We've been bringing people together Since 2001 with our fun singles parties, Speed Dating, and Lock & Key singles mixers -- come see who YOU'LL meet! TRADEMARK: This is a great party and others want to try it, but we caution anyone attempting to promote their own lock and key or confusingly similar products or services. We will prosecute infringement anywhere in the USA. Lock and Key®/Lock & Key®/Lock N Key® are federally registered trademarks of Lock and Key Events and we reserve the right to restrict the use of the concept, OR A CONFUSINGLY SIMILAR CONCEPT OR NAME, in association with confusingly similar products or services. Full list of Westchester Singles Events Information Source: Pre-Dating Speed Dating and Lock & Key Events | eventbrite

LEGENDARY LOOKS: THE ART OF EFFECTS DESIGN IN HOUSE BALLROOM On view: May 31–July 20, 2025 Opening: Reception: June 1, 6-8pm General Admission (all ages): $5.00 Delve into the extraordinary tradition and artistry of effects design in the LGBTQ+ House Ballroom community. This groundbreaking exhibition features more than sixteen unforgettable looks created by some of ballroom’s top designers, stylists and walkers, including Icon Overall Mother DeeDee Lanvin, Icon Founding Mother Miss Shalae Basquiat, Legendary Cameo Cameo, Legendary Giovanni 007, and DMV Father Drake Garçon. Exhibited costumes are accompanied by illustrations, ball flyers, photographs and video that highlight the creative process and inspiration behind each ballroom moment. LEGENDARY LOOKS: The Arts of Effects Design in House Ballroom is one of a three-part exhibition series co-organized by ArtsWestchester, City Lore and Pioneer Works that center around House Ballroom. Legendary Looks: My Ballroom Story (June 6-August 10 at Pioneer Works ) Featuring a multimedia installation by Felix Rodriguez, a filmmaker who has documented the ballroom scene since 1991 Legendary Looks: Preserving Our Legacy (July 25-Sept 4 at City Lore ) Featuring a multimedia exhibition that includes ball flyers, archival photos, costuming, as well as audio excerpts from oral history interviews collected by the curators Stay up-to-date on cultural art events in Westchester by signing up to receive our bi-weekly weekly digital newsletter Arts(e)News at artsw.org/subscribe . For more arts and culture in Westchester County, visit artsw.org . Information Source: ArtsWestchester | eventbrite

Come join us for great food, games, line dancing and fellowship with Cluster III members, family and friends. We hope to see you there! Adult meal BBQ Chicken, Ribs, Corn pudding, Mac and Cheese, green beans Children meal BBQ Chicken, Mac and Cheese, Green beans Information Source: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. North Atlantic Region | eventbrite

LEGENDARY LOOKS: THE ART OF EFFECTS DESIGN IN HOUSE BALLROOM On view: May 31–July 20, 2025 Opening: Reception: June 1, 6-8pm General Admission (all ages): $5.00 Delve into the extraordinary tradition and artistry of effects design in the LGBTQ+ House Ballroom community. This groundbreaking exhibition features more than sixteen unforgettable looks created by some of ballroom’s top designers, stylists and walkers, including Icon Overall Mother DeeDee Lanvin, Icon Founding Mother Miss Shalae Basquiat, Legendary Cameo Cameo, Legendary Giovanni 007, and DMV Father Drake Garçon. Exhibited costumes are accompanied by illustrations, ball flyers, photographs and video that highlight the creative process and inspiration behind each ballroom moment. LEGENDARY LOOKS: The Arts of Effects Design in House Ballroom is one of a three-part exhibition series co-organized by ArtsWestchester, City Lore and Pioneer Works that center around House Ballroom. Legendary Looks: My Ballroom Story (June 6-August 10 at Pioneer Works ) Featuring a multimedia installation by Felix Rodriguez, a filmmaker who has documented the ballroom scene since 1991 Legendary Looks: Preserving Our Legacy (July 25-Sept 4 at City Lore ) Featuring a multimedia exhibition that includes ball flyers, archival photos, costuming, as well as audio excerpts from oral history interviews collected by the curators Stay up-to-date on cultural art events in Westchester by signing up to receive our bi-weekly weekly digital newsletter Arts(e)News at artsw.org/subscribe . For more arts and culture in Westchester County, visit artsw.org . Information Source: ArtsWestchester | eventbrite

White Plains High School Class of 2005: 20th Reunion! It’s hard to believe it’s been 20 years since we walked the halls of WPHS! Let’s celebrate two decades of memories, reconnect with old friends, and make some new ones. Join the Class of 2005 for an unforgettable day filled with nostalgia, laughter, and great company. Heres a little dose of nostalgia for you: Put on your bling cause thats hot, get crunk and trashed because you're about to get served. Date/Time: 6/14/25 | Noon-8pm Location: Saxon Woods Pavilion Ticket Price: $50 (eventbrite charges an additional $3.63 fee per ticket) Partners welcome (they need their own ticket) Other Details: Free admission for children 7 and under. Children above the age of 7 get a $25 ticket. Tickets will include food, drinks (alcoholic & nonalcoholic), music by the one and only DJ Wahid (including a specially curated '01-'05 playlist), original games taylored for our reunion as well as the classics from our teenage years (Spades, FlipCup...), prizes and much more. Make sure to keep your eyes peeled for special guests of honor! Whether you’re still in White Plains or coming from afar, we can’t wait to see you there! Let’s make this reunion one for the books!! **Once we have the guest list another Google form will go out to collect info on dietary restrictions and a few other things Information Source: Tubman | eventbrite

Come for the art, stay for the fun! ArtsWestchester is back in 2025 with Gallery Night Out: Sip & Create series, a new type of happy hour in downtown White Plains. Once a month from April through December, a creative expert will lead guests through a hands-on art-making project designed to spark imagination. Using air dry clay and acrylic paints, learn to create beautiful trinket dishes to hold delicate items like jewelry or a watch, or to be a stand-alone decorative item. ArtsWestchester’s historic landmark building at 31 Mamaroneck Avenue is the perfect relaxed and social environment to gather with family and friends, enjoy a date night, or network with fellow art enthusiasts, all while engaging in arts activities – from music and ceramics to dance and painting. The 2025 season offers a variety of art workshops at a reasonable cost. Ticket prices include the workshop, art supplies and two complimentary beverages of your choice. Snacks and/or small bites available for purchase. All skill levels are welcome! Tickets (seats are limted): $50 General Admission $45 ArtsW member (code required) Become a member today and receive $5.00 off your ticket. Prices do not reflect service and processing fees. Sign Up and Mark Your Calendar with more creative events this summer! Thursday, April 10: Candlemaking Thursday, May 8: Terracotta Pot Painting Thursday, July 10: Painting Lessons in Impressionism Thursday, August 7: Mandala & Meditation More dates coming soon! Stay up-to-date on cultural art events in Westchester by signing up to receive our bi-weekly weekly digital newsletter Arts(e)News at artsw.org/subscribe . For more arts and culture in Westchester County, visit artsw.org . About ArtsWestchester ArtsWestchester, founded in 1965, is New York State’s largest private not-for-profit arts council. The leading funder and advocate for the arts in Westchester and Rockland Counties, ArtsWestchester works to create an equitable, inclusive, vibrant and sustainable community in which the arts are integral to and integrated into every facet of life. Building on its 60-year legacy, ArtsWestchester advances arts and culture by providing grants, bringing artists into schools and community centers, advocating for the arts, and building audiences through diverse marketing initiatives. ArtsWestchester enriches the lives of everyone in the community and operates a multi-use gallery and home for the arts at 31 Mamaroneck Ave. in White Plains, New York. artsw.org Information Source: ArtsWestchester | eventbrite

“Child of God Too” is a story that continues with a group of social workers healing from their domestic violence trauma. Because of the psychological pain that was inflicted on each of them, they have each developed dependencies on different addictions. Not wanting to destroy their very livelihood, they each search for answers that will help them overcome their weaknesses to restore their peace, faith and love. Information Source: TestiMonet Productions | eventbrite