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Get Out: You Weeknd Planner May 6-8

Fashion Show, Theater, Bicycle Safety - all in White Plains this weekend.

The weekend is almost here and you will surely be looking for ways to unwind.
Here is this week's Grab & Go Planner to the rescue with things to do
locally this weekend.


1.)

Where/When: on Friday, May 6 at 10:30 a.m. and
Saturday, May 7 at 11 a.m.

Why go: This story we all know about Wilbur, the pig and Charlotte, the spider comes alive. Best for children in pre-kindergarten- 3rd grade.


Pricing: Tickets are $14 each. Credit cards accepted in advance, cash only at door. You can buy tickets by completing this form too.

2.) Celebrate Mom at Whole Foods

Where/When: , 110 Bloomingdale Road, White Plains on Saturday, May 7 from 12 p.m. -1:30 p.m. in the Cafe.

Why go: Bring the kids with you while you shop and stop by the
cafe so they can do a craft and make mother's days card with artist
Carol Pessin. Plus, if you spend $25 in Whole Body on Saturday, you'll go home with a gift bag.

Pricing: Free

3.) Simon Fashon Now
Where/When: on Friday, May 6, 6 p.m.- 9 p.m. and Saturday,
May 7, starting at 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.

Why go: Friday night features fashion, food, drinks, music samples from stores and a fundraiser for Pediatric Cancer Foundation- think of it as a night out with friends! Runway fashion shows on Saturday with the newest trends for men and
women- and you can buy them right after you see them! Style Stops too where you
can interact with the hottest items and take home some tips. Prizes too! This
event is presented by White Plains Hospital.

Pricing: Free

4.)

Where/When: , 950 Mamaroneck Ave,
White Plains on Friday, May 6 and Saturday, May 7, 2011 at 7:30 p.m. It is also
being shown next weekend.

Why go: This is the 100th production by this high school's drama club and one not to be missed. Kids can come dressed as their favorite character and enjoy this production of the Disney favorite. Plus, you can stay afterwards to meet the cast. Bring the camera!

Pricing: Tickets are $18 for adults and $13 for
children (12 and younger). Download ticket forms here or call 914-946-4800 for more information.

5.)

Where/When: 11 City Place @

City Center, White Plains on Friday, May 6 at 8 p.m., Saturday, May 7 at 8
p.m. and Sunday, May 8 at 2 p.m.. Shows lasts 2 1/2 hours.

Why go: Go back to 1985 with this heartwarming, funny
story about a wedding singer. Great music too. This show is
put on by young actors ages 16-25 from all over Westchester.

Pricing: Student tickets are $15 and adult tickets are
$20. Buy tickets here. or call the box office at
914-328-1600.

6.) White Plains 2011 Bicycle Safety Day


Where/When: on Lake Street, White Plains on Saturday, May 7
from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Why go: Event is for kids 5-12
years old. Helmet fittings will be held and
bicycles safety check. A "learn to ride" program will also be held for kids,
must be 5 years of age. You need to bring your own bike! Prizes, snacks and
music! Car seat inspections also available during time of event. This event is
sponsored by White Plains Recreation and Parks Department and the Jill E.
Solomon Foundation.

Pricing: Free. Pre-registration required at 914-422-1336.

7.) Asavari 14th Annual Concert

Where/When: , Asbury Hall
Auditorium, 250 Bryant Avenue, White Plains on Saturday, May 7 from 3
p.m. - 7 p.m.

Why go: Music including Hindustani Classical
Vocal, keyboard, singing, and modern performances. Refreshments
and shopping too. Asavari promotes Indian heritage and culture and proceeds from
this event will help the center.

Pricing: Ticket prices are $10 and $30. Call 914-948-8969 for more information.

8.)

Where/When:, 166 Mamaroneck Avenue, White Plains
on Saturday, May 7, starting at 7:30 p.m. - 11 p.m.

Why go: The Offbeats, The Blueberries and Del Bocas, all local bands, will be
part of the evening's performance all to benefit the Scarsdale Teen Center, a
non-profit community center for teens in Scarsdale that has programming,
activities and open for drop-in hours. Prizes and auction will happen as part of
this 5th annual event. This event is specifically for adults.

Pricing: $45 in advance and $55 at the door. Purchase tickets here.


9.) St. Thomas Orchestra


Where/When: , 550 North Street, White
Plains on Saturday, May 7 at 7:30 p.m. Program will last about 1.5
hours.

Why go: They'll perform Mahler's Symphony #1, an
inspiring piece know as the "Titan," because you can hear the despair and
triumph in the music. This is a community orchestra made up of musicians that do
this for little or no payment and for the pure enjoyment. Please stay for
reception afterwards.

Pricing: Tickets are $15 for general admission and $5 for students. Purchase tickets in there, cash and check only.

10.)

Where/When: , 216 Central Avenue,
White Plains on Saturday, May 7 at 8 p.m. It will last about 1.5
hours.

Why go: A jazz concert with an award winning
singer and songwriter. Friends of hers will join her on stage to perform too,
including Gil Parris, a White Plains grammy nominated guitarist. Plus, stay
after for the champagne reception to celebrate her
birthday!

Pricing: Tickets in advance are $15 in advance
or $20 at the door. Seniors and Music Conservatory of Westchester members, $10.
All tickets have additional processing price of $1.74. Get tickets here.







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Clifford Blau June 15, 2013 at 09:48 am
It's not true that parking is required. You could do as I do and walk there (assuming it isRead More actually the White Plains office you are referring to and not Harrison), or take a bus, or a taxi, or have someone drop you off and pick you up. And if you aren't happy with their service, go somewhere else. There are lots of doctors not affiliated with Westmed.
Cathy G June 15, 2013 at 04:41 pm
Clifford, thanks for your two cents! How lucky for you that you can walk to your doctor's office andRead More not have to pay to park!
Raymond Lautersack June 19, 2013 at 05:55 pm
There are two expenses that I always seem to have a difficult time accepting - parking fees andRead More tolls. I too was disappoint as I am sure many were to see that the WestMed Medical Group initiated a parking charge of $2.00 for each visit regardless of the time actually spent at the White Plains facility. Upon hearing this new policy I had to step back and look at what is going on around us and looking at the bigger picture. Parking fees are a way of life for all of us who live in and around White Plains. Tolls are a way of life for any who travel in New York State and New Jersey. A charge of $2.00 per visit is less than a cup of coffee and for the medical care received, you cannot put a price on it. A $2.00 parking fee does not make nor does it detract from the 'fine organization" that WestMed Medical Group has been and remains. My visits to WestMed Medical Group unfortunately have been far more over the past several years than I care to admit however I have the complete satisfaction and comfort knowing that I am getting the best care that I can get anywhere, near and far. I am always treated professionally, with respect and never leave feeling rushed, uninformed or uncomfortable with anyone that I have come in contact with which includes the building receptionist, the clerical staff at check in and all those beyond the waiting room areas. We must be our own health advocate and if anyone feels rushed, I would suggest that they slow the pace down with the doctor and perhaps make use of the WestMed web site and send a secure message to the doctor a few days prior to your appointment with your specific concerns and issues that you'd like to discuss. When everyone is prepared, things will go much easier and timing will not be an issue. I have even had the opportunity to use the WestMed Medical Group Ambulatory Center at Theall Road in Rye. I've used both White Plains Hospital and Greenwich Hospitals in the past and they are both excellent however I found equal if not better attention and care at the Theall Road Ambulatory Center. As for where the Customer Service Center is, it should not make any difference with the service provided. If running a Center is North Carolina is more efficient and cost effective, than so be it. It is not like moving jobs outside the country as so many corporations have done and continue to do. Everyone you speak to in the Center speaks well, has the doctors calendar and the ability to make an appointment for any open time frame. What more would anyone expect of a Service Center whose mission it is to make timely appointments for patients to see the doctor of their choice.