DOUBLE FEATURE! Dracula’s Daughter/Bride of Frankenstein (Rosendale Theatre)
The Rosendale Theatre 408 Main Street, Rosendale, NY, United StatesCome by for the fun as the Rosendale Theatre presents a "SATURDAY NIGHT DOUBLE FEATURE" beginning with the first Dracula sequel “Dracula’s Daughter” (1936) ---AND--- "Bride of Frankenstein" (1935) the first Frankenstein sequel! All with FULL SOUND on the BIG SCREEN!
Luminary Café: An Evening of Belly Dance
Cornell Creative Arts Center 129 Cornell Street, KingstonAn evening full of delight! Start the night off at Radiant Hour with delicious offerings from amazing pop-up food vendors! Belly dancers from around the region will captivate your attention in a lovely cabaret setting in the main gallery of the Cornell Creative Arts Center. Show begins at 8pm. Stick around for the Open Dance […]
Saugerties Turkey Trot
Kiwanis Ice Arena 6 Small World Ave, Saugerties, NY1 Mile or 5K. With a beautiful backdrop of the Catskill Mountains and fall foliage, the Saugerties Turkey Trot is a one-of-a-kind fun run through the historic village of Saugerties. In lieu of a registration fee, participants can donate to People’s Place or Junior League of Kingston. Find more information on the event link below.
Stone Ridge Farmers Market
Stone Ridge Orchard 3012 NY-213, Stone Ridge, NYThe Stone Ridge Farmers & Makers Market is a weekly farmers and makers market held on Sundays at Stone Ridge Orchard to showcase a variety of vendors and their unique selection of handcrafted and farm fresh products that highlight the very best of the Hudson Valley.
Hudson Valley Hullabaloo – Holiday Market
Andy Murphy Recreation Center 467 Broadway, Kingston, NYJoin the holiday shopping party! A fresh twist on festive fun and a carefully curated selection of gifts and goods from over 75 makers and vintage vendors. It’s the perfect place to discover local talent and support small businesses while enjoying a vibrant, family-friendly atmosphere. Music, makers, artists, photo booth, hand-drawn portraits, food and more! […]
Phoenicia Indoor Farmers Market
Pine Hill Community Center 287 Main Street, Pine HillPhoenicia Farmers Market shoppers can expect fresh, local produce, dairy, meats, eggs, bread, pastries, spirits, flowers, mushrooms, prepared foods, and more, from 15-20 local farmers and food producers.
Holiday Fineries at the Wineries – Shawangunk Wine Trail
Shawangunk Wine Trail NYBust out your fun seasonal attire or ugly sweater (not required, but encouraged) and get a jump on your holiday wine shopping. Choose your date, itinerary, and starting winery, then head out on a self-guided wine tasting tour! Ticket includes a wine tasting glass, tasting flight at four wineries, and ornaments from each winery.
“THE THREE HANDS — ANIMAL SOUL” Jan Harrison, A Solo Exhibition: Recent and Earlier Painting, Sculpture, and Installation
The Lockwood Gallery 747 Route 28, Kingston"Since the very beginning my art has involved a personal and universal myth, revealing the animal nature in ourselves and in the world. The animal beings are emissaries or guides. Their eyes invite us into their world. They embody an ongoing connection with the life force of the world..."
Kingston Model Railroad Club Train Show – 86th Anniversary
Kingston Model Railroad Club 49 Susan Street, Kingston, NYA complete "O" scale railroad system in action. Scale models of steam and diesel locomotives. Antique and modern trains. Complete villages and scenery modeled after the Hudson Valley. Railroad museum, trolleys, circus train, Thomas he Tank Engine. New members wanted. No restrooms available. Cash only.
LAGOM – UNRAVELING at Pinkwater Gallery
Pinkwater Gallery 56 North Front Street, Kingston, NYCeramicists Benedicte & Jerome Leclere of L'Impatience present a joint exhibition showcasing their sculptural works made in collaboration with Fiber Artist Kat Howard, alongside new works by Helena Palazzi. Unraveling is a conversation about the conflict of attraction and repulsion through the lens of two contrasting mediums: fiber and clay.
Collectors Exhibition
The Lace Mill 165 Cornell Street, Kingston, NYArtists present art from their private collection rather than their own work. The art could range from artists known or unknown, living or dead, in various mediums, and your guess is as good as ours. Stop in and be surprised with what you find.