Two survivors of the Oct. 7 terror attack at a music festival in Israel stopped in New City Sunday to recount what they experienced that fateful day.

Shira Cohen, 28, and Eden Shmuel, 32, are sharing their experiences of fear and survival at the Nova Music Festival with audiences across the United States.

The two survivors, who are also best friends, spoke before an audience of 300 people at the Congregation Shir Shalom for an evening called "A Nova Survival Story."

"Out of nowhere, we saw the sky light up," Cohen recalled. "We were sure it's fireworks, but we realized it's actually rockets."

"One person was running toward and he was shouting at us, 'Run away now! The terrorists are here! Run away!' and that was the first time that we realized that something really, really big [was] happening around us," Shmuel recounted.

Cohen and Shmuel also recounted hiding in a bomb shelter before they were driven away to safety by another festival attendee.