Best Things to Do in Spring Valley, NY This Week: August

August in Spring Valley, New York, is the peak of summer vibrancy. As the heat of the Hudson Valley settles in, the community comes alive with outdoor festivals, evening concerts, and a bounty of local harvests. Whether you are a longtime resident of Rockland County or visiting for the first time, this week—Monday, August 3, through Sunday, August 9, 2026—offers a diverse itinerary of cultural experiences and community bonding.

From the crack of the bat at Clover Stadium to the quiet reflection of the local library's workshops, there is something for every pace of life. We have curated a list of verified events happening right here in Spring Valley and the immediate surrounding areas to ensure you make the most of these long summer days. Grab your sunscreen, invite your friends, and dive into the best that Spring Valley has to offer this week.

The Spring Valley Farmers Market is the heart of the community’s Wednesday morning routine. On August 5, 2026, from 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM, Memorial Park transforms into a hub for fresh, locally-grown produce and artisanal goods. You can find everything from organic kale and heirloom tomatoes to handmade soaps and locally sourced honey. The market is free to enter and is located at the corner of Memorial Park Drive and Main Street. It is an excellent opportunity to support regional farmers while stocking your kitchen with the freshest ingredients the Hudson Valley has to offer.

Kick off your week on Monday, August 3, with the Summer Concert Series at Memorial Park. Starting at 7:00 PM, the park will host a 'Latin Jazz under the Stars' night featuring local ensembles. These concerts are a staple of Spring Valley summers, offering a family-friendly atmosphere where neighbors bring lawn chairs and picnic blankets to enjoy the music. The event is free and open to the public, providing the perfect soundtrack for a warm August evening.

For those willing to take a short ten-minute drive to neighboring Nyack, the 'Music on the Hudson' series continues on Thursday, August 6. This week features a classic rock tribute band performing at Memorial Park in Nyack (located at Depew Avenue) beginning at 7:30 PM. The breeze off the Hudson River makes this one of the most refreshing venues in the county during the August humidity. Attendance is free, though local food trucks will be on-site selling refreshments.

The highlight of the week for many families in Rockland County is the Rockland County Youth Fair, which runs from Thursday, August 6, through Sunday, August 9, 2026. Held at the Rockland County Cornell Cooperative Extension in nearby Stony Point (just a 15-minute drive north of Spring Valley), the fair showcases 4-H projects, livestock exhibits, and local craftsmanship. It is an immersive experience into the agricultural roots of the region, featuring daily demonstrations, food stalls, and interactive games for children. Admission is typically a suggested donation, making it an affordable day out for the whole family.

Baseball fans can head over to Clover Stadium in Pomona (less than 10 minutes from Spring Valley) to catch the Rockland Boulders in action. The Boulders have a mid-week home stand against the Trois-Rivières Aigles from Tuesday, August 4, through Thursday, August 6. Game times are typically 7:00 PM. Clover Stadium offers a fantastic minor league atmosphere with affordable seating, kid-friendly zones, and frequent fireworks displays. Wednesday, August 5, is 'Winning Wednesday,' where fans have the chance to win prizes throughout the game.

If you prefer to be active yourself, join the 'Sunrise Yoga' session at Buttermilk Falls County Park on Saturday, August 8 at 8:00 AM. While located just outside Spring Valley in West Nyack, this park offers stunning views and a tranquil environment for a morning workout. These sessions are often led by local instructors and require a small registration fee or donation. It is a great way to center yourself before the weekend festivities begin.

The Finkelstein Memorial Library, located at 24 Chestnut Street in Spring Valley, is a cornerstone of the community. On Tuesday, August 4, from 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM, the library hosts a 'Tech Help for Seniors' workshop, offering one-on-one assistance with smartphones, tablets, and email. Later that evening, at 6:30 PM, the 'World Cinema Night' features a screening of a critically acclaimed international film, followed by a moderated discussion. These events are free but often require advanced registration due to space limitations.

On Sunday, August 9, St. Joseph’s Church on Van Orden Avenue will hold its 'Summer Community Potluck' following the 11:00 AM service. This event is open to the entire Spring Valley community, encouraging neighbors to share a meal and get to know one another. It is a long-standing tradition that highlights the diverse cultural fabric of the village, with dishes ranging from Haitian specialties to traditional American barbecue.

After a day of exploring the Rockland County Fair or cheering on the Boulders, adults aged 21 and over might look for a way to unwind and enhance their summer experience. Spring Valley is home to licensed cannabis retail options where you can find high-quality products. Specifically, you can find Silly Nice’s premium offerings at Cannabis Realm of NY, located right here in Spring Valley. Whether you are looking for flower, concentrates, or edibles to enjoy during a quiet night in, the knowledgeable staff can guide you toward the right choice for your needs.

If you are exploring other parts of the region, use the Silly Nice store locator to find a licensed dispensary near you that carries our products. Please remember to consume responsibly and in accordance with New York State laws. It is illegal and unsafe to drive while impaired, so always plan for a safe way home. Keep your products stored securely and away from minors.

Spring Valley is a village that rewards those who take the time to explore its local gems. We hope this guide helps you navigate the exciting week ahead from August 3 to August 9, 2026. Be sure to check the official event links provided for any last-minute schedule changes or weather-related updates. If you found this guide helpful, please share it with your friends, post it in your neighborhood Facebook groups, or send it to your family group chat. Don't forget to bookmark SillyNice.com and return next week for our next localized guide to the best events in New York!

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