What's Happening in Warwick, NY This Week

Kick off the week at the Albert Wisner Public Library. Monday Afternoon at the Movies starts at 1:00 PM, and Board Game Night follows at 6:00 PM. Free, friendly, and a nice way to meet neighbors of all ages.

A family-friendly outdoor arts festival from Wickham Works with hands-on artmaking, interactive experiences, music, and live performances celebrating liberty, life, and happiness as part of the nation's 250th anniversary. All ages welcome. Rain date is Sunday, September 6.

The Village of Warwick Summer Concert Series wraps up its season with a free Saturday evening concert. The series alternates between Railroad Green Park and the Stanley-Deming Park bandstand, so check the village page for the finale's location. Bring a blanket or a chair and soak in one last perfect summer night.

Saturday and Sunday are the final weekend of summer you-pick at Pennings Cidery Orchard East: strawberries, sunflowers, tomatoes, peppers, and more. And over Labor Day weekend, apple picking begins at Pennings Orchard West on NY-94. Live music plays every weekend at the Pennings Beer Garden and Cidery taproom.

The pick-your-own orchard at Warwick Valley Winery & Distillery is open daily with early-season varieties like Gala, Honeycrisp, Zestar, and Elstar, plus pears. Weekend live music runs 1:00 to 5:00 PM, rain or shine, with $10 per car admission on fall weekends. Bring the family and stay for cider and a bite at Pané Café.

Apple Dave's Orchards is open daily for pick-your-own apples through late October. Along with picking (peck $30, half-bushel $45), you will find wagon rides, live music on weekends, fresh cider donuts, farm animals, nature trails, and a warm red-barn kitchen. Weekend admission is $5 per person.

Over 30 regional farms and farm kitchens come together at the Warwick Valley Farmers' Market every Sunday through November. Locally grown produce, artisan breads, baked goods, prepared foods, and live music. Rain or shine.

The Warwick Drive-In is open every night through Halloween, with two first-run films on each of its three screens for one admission price. There is nothing quite like a late-summer double feature under the stars. Check their page for the weekend lineup.