Members of the Rye Town Community Band play a rendition of "Yesterday" by John Lennon and Paul McCartney.
Members of the Rye Town Community Band, Lukas Patrizio (left), Brooke Pietrafesa, Mark Kamensky and Rob Sachs, play trumpet during a rendition of "Yesterday" by John Lennon and Paul McCartney.
Members of the Rye Town Community Band play a rendition of "Yesterday" by John Lennon and Paul McCartney.
Jared Leonard, 11, of Betsy Brown Road tosses a brick into a trash can in order to win a t-shirt while his sister Karina (right), 8, and mother, Ferona, as well as Rye Brook Village Administrator Chris Bradbury (left) watch.
Mario DiLeo, a custodian at Port Chester Middle School, flips burgers on grills set up in Crawford Park.
Two Rye Brook mothers, children seated firmly on their laps, go head to head during an intense round of bumper cars. From left, Karit Albanese, Nicco Albanese, 3, Melissa Miller, and Sage Miller, 2.
Local children pull back on a stretch cord in order to fling a water balloon at other kids during a "Water War."
Local children pull back on a stretch cord in order to fling a water balloon at other kids during a "Water War."
Carol Halpern of Rock Ridge Drive accepts a tomato plant from David Bacchioni of Windingwood Road North. Bacchioni was one of several members of the Sustainability Committee present at Crawford Park to educate the public on recycling and pass out plants. Rain may have ruined the fun and brought the 33rd Rye Brook Birthday Party to an early end on Saturday afternoon, June 20, but residents still got to eat cake, play games and listen to music first.
Rain may have ruined the fun and brought the 33rd Rye Brook Birthday Party to an early end on Saturday afternoon, June 20, but residents still got to eat cake, play games and listen to music first.
Julia Grady, a Rye Brook 2-year-old, snacks on cotton candy that is bigger than her head.
Rain may have ruined the fun and brought the 33rd Rye Brook Birthday Party to an early end on Saturday afternoon, June 20, but residents still got to eat cake, play games and listen to music first.
Rain may have ruined the fun and brought the 33rd Rye Brook Birthday Party to an early end on Saturday afternoon, June 20, but residents still got to eat cake, play games and listen to music first.
His feet may not be able to touch the floor, but that does not stop Rye Brook 4-year-old Ian Jimenez from trying to drive the Rye Brook fire truck.
Rain may have ruined the fun and brought the 33rd Rye Brook Birthday Party to an early end on Saturday afternoon, June 20, but residents still got to eat cake, play games and listen to music first.
Justin DiSanto passes a slice of vanilla cake with a layer of raspberry in the middle of it to Nydia Alvarez of Port Chester. Alvarez was one of many attendees who stuck it out once the rain started on Saturday.
