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National Art Honors Society Members posing at the ticket booth during Palette
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Faye O’Gorman ’26, member of the Yarnwork Club, posing at their table. The Yarnwork Club sold handmade yarn pieces
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Chess Club member Katie Kendall ’26 at her club’s booth enjoying the event and selling donuts.
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In addition to spotlighting SHS clubs, Palette also included performances from many talented SHS students
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The Robotics club was one of the many vendors at Palette. In addition to selling 3D printed trinkets, they also brought their robot to show off its skills.
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Members of Jabberwocky posing at their both. They sold tea and cookies to decorate!
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Members of the National Art Honors Society posing at their booth.
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SHS students dancing to the live music performed during Palette
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One of the many vendor’s at Palette was the French Club who sold sweets such as mini macrons, Nutella croissants, and more
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Alex Sharpe ’26 was among the many SHS students who performed during Palette
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On Tuesday, January 28th, Scarsdale’s National Art Honors Society (NAHS) hosted Palette, a coffeehouse and marketplace event highlighting the school’s creative community. NAHS is an SHS club that hosts arts and crafts events, service projects and is responsible for art installations around the school hallways and even throughout Scarsdale. The event included a wide variety of SHS clubs selling food, drinks, sweets, and more. There was everything from pies provided by the Math Team to handmade yarn keychains by the Yarn Work Club. Palette also included live performances from the many talented SHS students.
Students were able to pre-order tickets in advance or buy them during the event. Each ticket cost one dollar and allowed students to buy things from the different vendors. The event lasted from 3pm – 5pm and was popular among students and faculty alike. There was even an appearance from beloved, retired physics teacher, Dr. Draper! It was a great event that allowed the SHS community to come together! “We were so extremely happy to see so many people enjoy our event, especially since planning started back in October 2024. It was very rewarding to see our hard work pay off, ” Kaya Sasaki ’25, Co-President of NAHS, expressed. Due to the success of the event, NAHS hopes to plan another Palette event soon!
