Don't Miss: EagleFest; 'Musical Treat' in Peekskill

EagleFest

If you like the idea of spending the day outdoors looking for bald eagles soaring above the Hudson River, Saturday's 10th annual EagleFest is for you.

In celebration of the 150-plus bald eagles who spend the winter along the Hudson Valley waterways, a slew of events are slated to take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Croton Point Park in Croton-on-Hudson. They will be centered around eagle shows and bird walks, and many of them are for children. 
 
Teatown Lake Reservation hosts the event, and more than 30 environmental groups are participating. Nine additional viewing sites—complete with heated tents and hot cocoa—are open to guests at no additional charge (donations will be accepted). They are:

• Croton Boat Ramp at Croton-Harmon Train Station; sponsored by Saw Mill River Audubon
• Boscobel House and Gardens in Garrison; with spotters from Constitution Marsh Audubon Center and Sanctuary
• George’s Island Park in Montrose; sponsored by Saw Mill River Audubon
• Kathryn W. Davis RiverWalk Center in Sleepy Hollow; details here
• New Croton Dam; sponsored by Bedford Audubon Society
• Riverfront Green Park in Peekskill
• Rockwood Hall in Sleepy Hollow; sponsored by Rockefeller State Park
• Steamboat River Park in Verplanck; sponsored by the Town of Cortlandt
• Trailside Museums and Zoo at Bear Mountain

There is no snow in the forecast. The National Weather Service is calling for increasing clouds and high of 31-degrees.

For more information, including the rundown of events and the continuous activities scheduled to occur the Eagle Nest, click here. For ticket prices, click here.

The Children's Theatre Company of Peekskill Presents Dr. Seuss's Yertle The Turtle & Lin Snider's Change Reaction

Local youngsters are performing in "two musical treats," organizers say: adaptations of Yertle the Turtle and Change Reaction or The Orange River That Would Be Blue. 

Audience members should expect a mix of humor and "fanciful" elements in the latter. It tells the story of a sick fish, and a group of youngsters who learn about the people responsible for polluting the river. Yertle the Turtle is about a little turtle who stands up to his ruler and asks for freedom.

The Children's Theatre Company of Peekskill is in its eighth season. This weekend's shows are slated for 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at 1031 Elm Street in Peekskill.