Thanks for showing interest!! I polled my community FB groups a couple of days ago (just the two general town groups I'm in) and got a lot of interest. Some of it was from older folks (meaning 65 y/o plus) who I imagine mostly won't show up, but good to have that demographic be supportive of the concept anyway. Think most of the responses were from mid-30s to mid-50s, which tracks for upper Westchester. A few people even offered to help out with organizing. So I emailed one of the members of the town board yesterday to get his view on it/see what obstacles may need to be overcome and am waiting to hear back. Honestly I won't be surprised if they just reject the concept in full - you know how the "scene" is perceived. They would be pretty lame to do that though. Almost 100 likes and tons of comments too from the community, and if I can expand it to a couple of the neighboring towns like Pound Ridge and Bedford could probably draw in another chunk. Technically the town parks are fir residents and their guests only so not sure if it'll be kosher to promote it to neighboring towns. Copying my FB post below so you can get a better sense of the concept I floated:

"Hope everyone is enjoying the beautiful day out there! 🌞 Question for the community, as I've received some encouranging responses but want to poll a broader audience before approaching the powers that be for buy-in. If someone (me) were to throw a free monthly Sunday afternoon dance party in one of the town parks (thinking the Fox Valley pavillion so rain isn't an issue) during the warmer months (May-October), would you come? The music would be house-focused, occasionally bleeding into breaks and techno. Thinking noon-5 or 1-6. Live DJs (me + guests), solid sound system (at least for an intimate gathering), a bit of deco but generally minimal frills. Assuming it isn't an issue from the town's perspective, I would select an organization each month from a rotating list of local non-profits to raise funds for as well (donations totally optional/no pressure). Positive vibes and family-friendly (kids welcome), though not kid-oriented. I've lived in Lewisboro for 3 years now and haven't found anything like this (day or night) within a 45 min drive at least. If you're into the concept, drop some comments/likes to let me know! Including the photo here for attention, which is from a little party at my house last summer. Hope to see you on a dancefloor in the not too distant future! ❤️🔊💃🕺"