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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.
Earth Day at the Wineries
Brooklyn Cider House 155 North Ohioville Rd., New Paltz, NY, United StatesGet ready to celebrate Earth Day in style with a wine-filled adventure along the Shawangunk Wine Trail! Choose one of three itineraries as you embark on a self-guided tour between 11am-5pm! Ticket prices include a souvenir wine glass plus a tasting flight at the locations of the itinerary you select. The first 200 people to […]
Earth Fest 2024
The Ashokan Center 477 Beaverkill Road, OlivebridgeJoin the Ashokan Center to celebrate planet Earth! There will be food, fun, and a variety of planet-friendly activities! Embrace all the wildlife, live music, stories, hikes, crafts, and so much more! 12-4pm. $10-$30 per ticket. No one will be turned away due to lack of funds! Make sure to stop by!
Earth Fest at Ashokan 2024
The Ashokan Center 477 Beaverkill Road, OlivebridgeJoin us in celebrating this marvelous planet we call home. Come to the Ashokan Center’s Earth Fest. It’ll be an afternoon of fun and discovery and activities for all ages on 385 beautiful acres in the Catskill Mountains: Discover pond wildlife with Ashokan Educators; Take a guided hike to Cathedral Gorge; Make seed balls or help […]
Where We Are
ArtPort Kingston 108 East Strand Street, Kingston, NY“Where We Are”, explores the subtleties in the current Zeitgeist with a surface dive into a range of artistic creations as an abstract reflective dialogue. Exploring the intricate intersections of culture, society, and human experience, each artwork serves as a prism, refracting the subtle currents of our collective consciousness, inviting reflection and interpretation.
Spring Fest with King’s Court Brewing Co. & Locust Grove Brewing Co.
Locust Grove Brewing Co 162 North Road, MiltonCome celebrate Spring in a beautiful setting! There will be craft beer, cider, and wine, food trucks, live music, ax throwing, and face painting! Bring out the family to hang out for the day! Who doesn’t love a good party? Make sure you check it out!
MAINSTAGE PRODUCTION URINETOWN: THE MUSICAL
SUNY New Paltz Parker Theatre 1 Hawk Dr, New PaltzA terrible water shortage has crippled the Gotham-like town that serves as the setting for Urinetown. In a mad attempt to regulate water consumption, the government has outlawed the use of private toilets. The citizenry must use public, pay-for-use amenities owned and operated by the corrupt and iron-fisted Caldwell B. Cladwell.
SENSORY FRIENDLY CONCERT
Studley Theatre 1 Hawk Dr, New PaltzThe program will feature both student and community performers and offer ear plugs, sensory aids, and a quiet room in an effort to provide a positive, inclusive musical experience for every performer and audience member.
Earth Day Films at Phoenicia Playhouse
Phoenicia Playhouse 10 Church Street, Phoenicia, NYFREE Community Event; Music, games, speakers & more. Earth Day Short Films Sponsored by the Shandaken Conservation Advisory Committee: SHORT #1: Solutions are Are Around us (3:48) SHORT #2: The Energy of Hawaii - A Little Legacy (3:34); SHORT #3: Carbon Farming; Harnessing the Power of Soil (5:21); SHORT #4: How Gen Z is Making Business Sustainable […]
Benmarl Winery Annual Barrell Tasting
Benmarl Winery 156 Highland Avenue, Marlboro, NYDuring the Barrell tasting, Benmarl’s winemaker will speak to guests about the 2023 vintage and walk them through a tasting of 6 wines that have note yet been released to the public! This is your chance to hear the stories behind how your favorite wines are made! Also, feel free to ask all your burning […]
When Archaeology and Development Collide: Hurley Heritage Society Hosts Public Presentation On Cultural Resource Management
The Hurley Heritage Society will host its next public lecture on the topic of Cultural Resource Management (CRM), and New York State’s requirements for archeological assessments at proposed development sites. The online lecture is free and open to the public. Pre-registration is required!