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June 9, 2023
 Pride Takes Center Stage at New Rochelle Summer Sizzle Concert Series
The City of New Rochelle is proud to announce its first annual New Rochelle Pride Festival, which kicks off in downtown Ruby Dee Park and adjacent Lawton Street on June 10th from 2:00 pm to 9:00 pm. The Pride Celebration will coincide with the City's Summer Sizzle Concert Series, offering a free performance of Philadelphia Freedom: A Tribute to Elton John at 7pm. Local food vendors Carrito, Leila Empanadas, Sweet Spice, and Hawaiian Shaved Ice will be present, as well as a roller-skating rink.
Traffic Advisory: Lawton Street will be closed to traffic on June 10 between the Library parking lot and Huguenot Street from 7am to 11pm. Parking will be available at New Roc Garage and the New Rochelle Transit Center.
Here are some photos from Summer Sizzle Concert Series opening weekend!
Mobile City Hall @ Ruby Dee Park
The City’s Mobile City Hall will be available during the Pride Celebration on Saturday, June 10 and will feature New Rochelle Parks & Recreation and the New Rochelle Youth Bureau. This initiative allows residents to interact directly with their local government and access city services.
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Juneteenth- All Month Long!
The Lincoln Park Conservancy and the City of New Rochelle will present a series of events to celebrate Juneteenth 2023. "History Out Loud!" events include: A jazz concert, spoken word, African dance, an historic trolley tour, kids games, exhibits, lectures, film screenings, gospel concert, drum line performance, African marketplace, food vendors and more.
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NRBID's Bloom & Grow
New Rochelle Downtown Business Improvement District (NRBID), announces the third annual Bloom & Grow Restaurant Week and Programs taking place from Friday June 9 through Friday June 16.The week-long event, which includes plant and floral essence-themed cocktails and meals in Downtown restaurants, a Plant Swap and Sip, and an inspirational “Grow Note” social media contest
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NRPD Youth Fishing Trips
The New Rochelle Police Department (P.A.C.T.) and the New Rochelle Police Foundation announce dates for their annual Community Youth Fishing Program for boys and girls ages 10-15.
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Opioid Community Forum & Resource Fair
Join the City of New Rochelle alongside local and area nonprofit organizations to discuss the opioid crisis in our community. Learn where to go for help, what resources are available, and what the City of New Rochelle is doing to combat this issue.
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The Down to Earth Farmers Market
Get ready to shop local and fresh! The Down To Earth Farmers Market is back for the season - open every Friday from 9-2pm at Thomas Paine Cottage Musuem (20 Sicard Ave) until October 27th.
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New Rochelle Street Fair
Don't miss your chance to be part of the 10th annual New Rochelle Street Fair on September 10th! We're looking for vendors, performers and sponsors to join us.
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Holiday Market at The Train Station
Help us make this the best Holiday Market yet and fill out application to be a vendor here!
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Summer Collection - Now Until Labor Day
All garbage, recycling and bulk items must be placed at the curbside for pickup by 6:00 AM on the scheduled day of collection. REMINDER: Plastic bags cannot be used for recycling. Instead, put commingled, paper and cardboard recycling inside covered containers up to 32 gallons and place at the curb on the appropriate pickup day.
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Gas-powered leaf blowers cannot be used May 1 through September 30. For further information please refer to the 2023 Refuse Collection Schedule at www.newrochelleny.com/dpw where you can also sign up for a customized collection schedule specific to your address |
The 2023 paving list is online at www.newrochelleny.com/paving. Impacted areas are notified weekly through the City's New Ro Alert messaging system.
NRPD's new partnership with Hope Not Handcuffs helps with struggle against drug addiction
Volunteer Angels wanted!
Volunteer angels connect individuals suffering from addiction to advocates and a network of resources. If you’re compassionate and would like to make a difference in someone’s life, you are needed! The hours are flexible and the work is incredibly rewarding.
HOPE NOT HANDCUFF'S 'ANGEL' TRAINING - Thursday, June 15 at 6:30pm
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