The White Plains Cares Coalition is very proud to present the White Plains ComicFest! Now in its fifth year of operation, The White Plains ComicFest is a one-day event celebrating all things pop culture! We are excited to show you what we have planned for this year’s event! We encourage everyone to dress up as their favorite character! Admission is free! On hand will be special guests, comic book artists/vendors, publishers, toy vendors, and more!

Held this year one week before Columbus Day weekend, the show will feature fine contemporary art including oils, acrylics, prints and drawings, mixed media, sculpture and photography are all available for purchase. Also included are family art activities, a children's drawing contest and delicious food. We are looking forward to welcoming you at the 38th Annual Outdoor Arts Festival!

Meet our mama goats and new kids and see how we milk the flock. Then, we’ll head to the Farmhouse to make an easy farmer’s cheese that you can make from home. Limited to 20 participants.

Chris is famous for getting everyone involved through singing and dancing—even bringing kids up on stage with him! Rowlands brings animals to life through kid-friendly songs, dance, puppets, and colorful props. Children are invited to wear fun hats and sing along on stage as he shares his self-penned songs about animals and their environment. Free with paid admission to the Zoo. Shown at 11 am, 1 and 3 pm. daily. Each performance is 30-35 minutes long. Sponsored by the CT Farm Bureau.

Meet our Heritage Breed Jacob sheep before they get their spring shearing and discover the process of wool from sheep to sweater. Wash, dry, card and spin your own wool to create a piece of yarn for a beaded bracelet. Create a set of wool dryer balls from our sheep’s wool to take home too.

The Zoo thanks all firefighters for their exceptional courage and commitment. We’re offering free admission to all firefighters today, as well as police officers and emergency personnel. Show your badge or ID card at the ticket window.  

From the cartoon artists of modern-day Connecticut to the artisans along the ancient Silk Road, at this Family Day kids will be able to get hands on to create their own landscape, make a proper tomb sculpture, and even create comics with local artist and animator Emily Curran. Free for Members and visitors with paid admission.

? Join us for one of our Camp Open Houses: Sundays March 3, April 7 or May 5, 2019 from 1:00pm-4:00pm at RoCA. Feel free to come at any time during those hours. Meet the Camp Director and Staff.