KATONAH, N.Y. - Forget shadows!
Muscoot Farm’s famous feathered forecaster, Cluxatawney Henrietta, is ready to crack the case of winter’s fate this Groundhog Day!
Folks are invited to gather on Monday, Feb. 2, from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m., to see whether Henrietta lays an egg, signaling the possible arrival of an early spring.
Now in its eighth year, its Groundhog Day celebration puts a playful twist on a classic tradition.
Visitors can enjoy kid-friendly activities, tasty treats and plenty of farmyard fun while cheering on one of the county park’s most beloved residents as she delivers her much-anticipated prediction.
“It’s always a joy to see visitors of all ages come together to support her and celebrate the occasion,” said Muscoot Farm Director Jonathon Benjamin.
The annual event “celebrates community, curiosity, and the changing seasons,” Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins said.
County parks offer “engaging, high-quality programming throughout the year, according to Commissioner Kathy O’Connor.
GOOD TO KNOW
Muscoot Farm is located on Route 100 in Katonah. Due to construction on Route 100 between Moseman Avenue and Muscoot Farm, access to the farm is currently only available from Route 35. If traveling from south of Muscoot Farm along Route 100, please follow the detour signs at Moseman Avenue, or find an alternate route to the farm from Route 35 and then take Route 100 south.
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