Overview:

On September 18, 2025, the Westchester Land Trust will host Reggae in the Barn in Bedford, NY. This lively, family-friendly event features live music from Rho & The Nomads, great food, dancing, games, and a silent auction—all with proceeds supporting the Westchester Land Trust’s mission to protect local lands, waters, and farmlands.

Mark your calendars for Thursday, September 18, 2025, when the Westchester Land Trust (WLT) brings the community together for its annual Reggae in the Barn celebration in Bedford, NY.

This fun-filled, family-friendly evening will feature live reggae music from Rho & The Nomads, summer-inspired food, craft cocktails, and plenty of activities for all ages—including games, face painting, and dancing. Guests can also take part in the ever-popular silent auction, with proceeds supporting the Westchester Land Trust’s vital work in conservation.

Supporting a Worthy Cause

All funds raised from Reggae in the Barn go directly to supporting WLT’s mission, which includes:

  • Farmland protection to preserve local agriculture.
  • Food justice work to help ensure communities have access to healthy food.
  • Environmental stewardship, safeguarding open spaces, habitats, and local waterways for generations to come.

Event Details

  • Date: Thursday, September 18, 2025
  • Location: Bedford, NY
  • Organization: Westchester Land Trust (WLT)
  • Tickets: Available online here → Purchase Tickets

For sponsorships, underwriting opportunities, or further information, contact Susan Leighton at 914-234-6992, ext. 23 or via email at susan@westchesterlandtrust.org.

Why It Matters

Events like Reggae in the Barn are more than just a night of music and fun—they help ensure the protection of our local environment. By supporting WLT, community members directly contribute to preserving farmland, safeguarding water quality in local lakes and rivers, and promoting long-term sustainability. Every ticket purchased helps strengthen the connection between people, the land, and the waters that sustain us all.

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