Hundreds of people gathered in Yorktown Heights for a fall festival featuring local vendors, classic cars, family activities and community organizations.
While organizers said the car show was expected to be larger, attendees still got a close look at a collection of antique vehicles, many of which were moved indoors.
The event also showcased about 80 local vendors and organizations, giving residents a chance to connect with businesses and services in the community.
Activities included pumpkin painting and puppy adoptions through Paws Safe.
Organizers said last year’s festival drew roughly 1,000 people and that the event continues to serve as a way to support local businesses while bringing the community together.
The festival also featured a beer garden hosted by Captain Lawrence Brewing Company for football fans looking to catch the day’s games.
Source: westchester.news12.com
