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Upcoming Events
Wednesday/March 1
New Paltz Historical Society Guest Speaker: To Be Announced
New Paltz Community Center/3 Veterans Drive/New PaltzThursday/March 2
Astronomy Night at the John R. Kirk Planetarium! A free planetarium show at the John R. Kirk followed by telescope observing (when the sky is clear) at the Smolen Observatory. Open to all. 6:30 p.m. Winter; Tickets required, available one week prior to show time. Tickets are NOT required at the Smolen Observatory. For more info about Astronomy Night Schedule and to reserve FREE tickets contact:
Raj Pandya/(845) 257-3818/ pandyar@newpaltz.edu/Coykendall Science Building SUNYcampus website: www.newpaltz.edu/planetarium/Saturday/March 4
Friends of Historic Saugerties monthly program Presentation each month on topics of interest to people who enjoy history, local and regional. All events are free and open to the public. Events are held in the Community Room and begin at 2 PM.
Saugerties Public Library, 19 Washington Ave., Saugerties, NY. 845-246-4317.Saturday/March 4
Unison offers a life-drawing session every Saturday to give artists and students an opportunity to work with experienced models under controlled lighting. There is no instruction. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. 10:15AM-1:15PM
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgMonday/March 6
Lloyd Historical Society Program: Discovering Historic Landscapes On the "Wilder" Side of the Hudson River. There is a wealth of information and interest in the gracious historic estates on the Dutchess County side of the Hudson. But what do historic landscapes on the western side of the Hudson have to offer. Join landscape architect, Barbara Restaino for her presentation and explore some intriguing and unusual historic landscapes.7pm.
Building #6/Vineyard Commons/300 Vineyard Avenue/Highland/info: 845-255-7742Sunday/March 5
First Sunday Free Gallery Talk with guest educator Kevin Cook. Artist and guest educator Kevin Cook provides gallery talks at the Dorsky Museum on the first Sunday of each month during the spring 2017 semester. These instructive guided talks are free and open to the public. 2 PM
Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art/ 845-257-3844/ SUNY New Paltz Campus New Paltz/ sdma@newpaltz.eduMonday/March 6
Landscape architect Barbara Restaino will return to Highland on Monday, March 6 to speak on "Discovering Historic Landscapes on the Wilder Side of the Hudson River," sponsored by the Town of Lloyd Historical Preservation Society. Restaino shows her collection of pictures of the rocks, trees, flowers, mountains, and water bodies that create the breathtaking landscapes on the western side of the Hudson. 7:00 pm
Town of Lloyd Historical Preservation Society/building #6/Vineyard Commons Theater/Highland
www.TOLHPS.org/845-255-7742Tuesday/March 7
Unison life-drawing session give artists and students an opportunity to work with experienced models under controlled lighting. No instruction. sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. 7:30-9:30pm
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgTuesday/March 7
Harrington STEM Lectures:The School of Science & Engineering presents the fifth Harrington STEM Lecture of the 2016-17 academic year: "The Higgs Boson: What, How and Why We Care" by Matthew Deady, Professor of Physics, Bard. In 2012, two teams of scientists on the Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland announced that they had discovered the long-awaited Higgs Boson. What are the implications to our understanding of matter, energy, and the universe?
Coykendall Science Building Auditorium/Leslie Masker/maskerl@newpaltz.edu/(845) 257-3990/ newpaltz.edu/sseSaturday/March 11
Unison offers a life-drawing session every Saturday to give artists and students an opportunity to work with experienced models under controlled lighting. There is no instruction. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. 10:15AM-1:15PM
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgSunday/March 12
Ashokan Maple Fest: Fun, hands-on activities, music, and pancake breakfast all day. Entry: $5 (under 5 free). Pancake breakfast: $6. Blacksmithing experience: $5.
The Ashokan Center, 477 Beaverkill Road, Olivebridge. 845-657-8333; ashokancenter.orgSunday/March 12
Kingston's St. Patrick's Day Parade: Parade kicks off from the Kingston Plaza and proceeds down Broadway to the Rondout Creek waterfront district in Kingston. Numerous bands, floats, and community organizations celebrate the "wearing of the green" at this annual fun-filled Irish celebration. Step off 1 p.m. sharp. Sponsored by Ancient Order of Hibernians.
845-338-622/events@ulsteraoh.com/ ulsteraoh.comSunday/March 12
Swing Dance to Shorty Kings Rhythm Review. Beginners' lesson 3:00-3:30 PM. Shorty Kings Rhythm Review 3:30-6:30 PM. DJ at the break. Admission: $12/$8 full time student with current ID. Snacks to share. All welcome! No partners needed.
Hudson Valley Community Dances/Arlington Reformed Church; 22 Raymond Ave; Poughkeepsie, 12603; Addie 845 255-0614Monday/March 13
EvoS X Seminar Series: Evolution, Health, & Medicine. Open discussion panel on health and medicine with at least three faculty from SUNY New Paltz. Sponsored by Evolutionary Studies Program, Evolutionary Studies Club, Student Association, CAS, Provost Office, & Evolutionary Psychology Lab. Open to the public. 6:00-7:00 PM.
Lecture Center 102, SUNY New Paltz; Tom Nolen (845) 257-3753, nolent@newpaltz.edu; http://www.newpaltz.edu/evos/seminar.htmlTuesday/March 14
Unison life-drawing session give artists and students an opportunity to work with experienced models under controlled lighting. No instruction. sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. 7:30-9:30pm
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgThursday/March 16
Astronomy Night at the John R. Kirk Planetarium! A free planetarium show followed by telescope observing (when the sky is clear) at the Smolen Observatory. Open to all. Shows 7:30 p.m. Tickets required and are available one week prior to show time. Tickets are NOT required at the Smolen Observatory. Reserve FREE tickets contact:
Raj Pandya/(845) 257-3818/ pandyar@newpaltz.edu/Coykendall Science Building SUNYcampus/ website: www.newpaltz.edu/planetarium/Friday/March 17
Happy Birthday to Fawn T. , Sandy O., The Smiley twins (who founded Mohonk), and the rest of the St. Patrick's Day babies.Friday/March 17
Peter B. Mathews St. Patrick's Day Breakfast sponsored by Ulster Country Regional Chamber of Commerce.
Entertainment by Kingston Lions Club Roarin' Pride Band, Ulster County AOH Pipes and Drums, chorus and violins from St. Joseph School in Kingston. Surprise naming of Honorary Irish Person of the Year. Advance registration and payment required: $25 Chamber members, $35 non-members. 7:30-9:00 am
Best Western Plus Hotel, 503 Washington Avenue, Kingston, NY; 338-5100./Online registration at www.UlsterChamber.orgSaturday/March 18
Unison offers a life-drawing session every Saturday to give artists and students an opportunity to work with experienced models under controlled lighting. There is no instruction. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. 10:15AM-1:15PM
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgSaturday/March 18
New Paltz Repair Cafe
At the Repair Cafe you'll find tools and materials to help you make the repair you need: on furniture, small appliances & housewares, clothes, crockery, toys and more. You'll also find "repair coaches" such as electricians, seamstresses, mechanics and all-purpose fix-it pros to get you started and help along the way. To volunteer or for more information about this and other Repair Cafes in the Hudson Valley (or to bring a Repair Cafe to your community) call John at (646) 302-5835. 10am-2pm
New Paltz United Methodist Church/ 1 Grove St, New Paltz, NY
www.repaircafehv.orgSaturday/March 18
1:30 PM: Reel Talk Film Series screening: MARWENCOL. A feature documentary about the fantasy world of artist Mark Hogancamp. Screening followed by a discussion with Mark Hogancamp and Janet Hicks. Tickets: $12 general public / $10 Seniors / $8 Upstate and WAAM members and students. Upstate Films Woodstock, 132 Tinker Street, Woodstock, NY 12498, (845) 679-2940, info@woodstockart.org, woodstockart.org.Sunday/March 19
Ulster Chamber Music Series. Tesla Quartet: Serafim Smigelskiy (cello), Ross Snyder (violin), Edwin Kaplan (viola), and Michelle Lie (violin). "Vigil" Mozart, String Quartet in D minor, K. 421. Kevin Puts, Dark Vigil Sibelius, String Quartet in D minor, Op. 56 "Voces Intimae". 3pm. Tickets available in advance or at the door. Adults $25. / Seniors $20. / 18 and Under free. For more information, please call or to order use PayPal Come and enjoy the intimate setting, vibrant acoustics and easy access.
845-340-9434/Church of the Holy Cross/30 Pine Grove Avenue/KingstonTuesday/March 21
Unison life-drawing session give artists and students an opportunity to work with experienced models under controlled lighting. No instruction. sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. 7:30-9:30pm
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgFriday/March 24
Swing Dance to Joe Smith & the Spicy Pickles. Beginners' Lesson 8:00-8:30 PM with Swing Dance Workshops w/ Bill Kline & Katrine Bangsgaard. Dance to Joe Smith & the Spicy Pickles: 8:30-11:30 PM. Performance 9:30 PM. Admission: $15/$10 full time students with ID. Everyone welcome! No partner necessary.
Hudson Valley Community Dances/The Poughkeepsie Tennis Club, 135 S. Hamilton St, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601; 845-454-2571/hudsonvalleydance.orgSaturday/March 25
Unison offers a life-drawing session give artists and students an opportunity to work with experienced models under controlled lighting. No instruction. Dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes.10:15AM-1:15PM
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgSaturday/March 25
New Paltz Repair Cafe
At the Repair Cafe you'll find tools and materials to help you make the repair you need: on furniture, small appliances & housewares, clothes, crockery, toys and more. You'll also find "repair coaches" such as electricians, seamstresses, mechanics and all-purpose fix-it pros to get you started and help along the way. To volunteer or for more information about this and other Repair Cafes in the Hudson Valley (or to bring a Repair Cafe to your community) call John at (646) 302-5835. 11am-3pm.
Clinton Avenue United Methodist Church/ 122 Clinton Avenue, Kingston, NY
www.repaircafehv.orgTuesday/March 28
Unison offers a life-drawing session every Tuesday and Saturday to give artists and students an opportunity to work with experienced models under controlled lighting. There is no instruction. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. 7:30-9:30pm
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgFriday/March 31
The History of Old Time Radio, 7:30pm. Ron Gabiel on The Golden Age of Radio. Learn about the massive impact the coming of radio had on American society starting with the first radio broadcast in 1906 as well as the importance of the formation of the four major radio networks. Refreshments served.
Starr Library/Rhinebeck Historical Society INFO@RhinebeckHistoricalSociety.orgSaturday/April 1
Friends of Historic Saugerties Monthly Program.Presentation each month on topics of interest to people who enjoy history, local and regional. All events are free and open to the public. Events are held in the Community Room and begin at 2 PM.
Saugerties Public Library, 19 Washington Ave., Saugerties, NY/ 845-246-4317.Saturday/April 1
Unison offers a life-drawing session every give artists and students an opportunity to work with experienced models under controlled lighting. No instruction. Sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes.10:15AM-1:15PM
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgSaturday/April 1
4:00 - 6:00 PM: OPENING RECEPTION, Exhibitions include: Recent Acquisitions 2009 - 2016 (Phoebe & Belmont Towbin Wing); Focus:Abstract Evocative (Main Gallery); Barbara Masterson (Solo Gallery); Small Works (Founders Gallery) and Woodstock Elementary School (Youth Exhibition Space). Exhibitions continue through April 30. Woodstock Artists Association & Museum, 28 Tinker Street, Woodstock, NY 12498, (845) 679-2940, info@woodstockart.org, woodstockart.org. HOURS: Wednesday - Thursday 12 noon - 5 pm, Friday and Saturday 12 noon - 6 pm, and Sunday 12 noon - 5 pm.Monday/April 3
EvoS X Seminar Series: "Sex, Hormones, and the Evolution of Human Behavior" Recent research into how sex hormones influence psychology and behaviors. Sponsored by Evolutionary Studies Program, Evolutionary Studies Club, Student Ass'n, CAS, Provost Office, & Evolutionary Psychology Lab. Open to public. 6:00 PM.
Lecture Center 102, SUNY New Paltz/ David Puts 814-867-0453/ dap27@psu.edu/ www.newpaltz.edu/evos/seminar.htmlMonday/April 3
Lloyd Historical Preservation Society presents Bill Birns. President of John Burroughs Woodchuck Lodge, Burroughs "other rustic home. Woodchuck Lodge is in Roxbury, NY, near Burroughs' boyhood home and his tomb. Birns will discuss Burroughs' significance and the Lodge's place in the Burroughs saga. 7:00 pm
Town of Lloyd Historical Preservation Society/building #6/Vineyard Commons Theater/Highland
www.TOLHPS.org/845-255-7742Monday, April 3
Annual Literary Awards Celebration and Luncheon
John Burroughs Medal, Nature Essay Award, and Riverby Awards
12 noon, Yale Club of NYC, 50 Vanderbilt Ave, New York
JohnBurroughsAssociation.orgTuesday/April 4
Unison offers a life-drawing session to give artists and students an opportunity to work with experienced models under controlled lighting. No instruction. Sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. 7:30-9:30pm
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgWednesday/April 5
Dr. Joseph Diamond discusses "Recent Excavations on Huguenot Street: The 1680 Redoubt, and Earliest Houses." Ongoing excavations in the National Landmark Huguenot Street Historic District have uncovered portions of the c. 1680 redoubt, an earthfast house, a pithouse, and during the 2016 field season, possible poteaux-en-terre structures (post in ground houses) within the redoubt.
New Paltz Community Center/3 Veterans Drive/New PaltzThursda0y/April 6
Astronomy Night at the John R. Kirk Planetarium! A free. See full listing under Feb. 26.
Raj Pandya/(845) 257-3818/ pandyar@newpaltz.edu/Coykendall Science Building/ SUNY campus/ website: www.newpaltz.edu/planetarium/Saturday/April 8
Unison offers a life-drawing session to give artists and students an opportunity to work with experienced models under controlled lighting. There is no instruction. Sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. 10:15AM-1:15PM
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgSaturday – Sunday/April 8–9
"The Dream of Gerontius," presented by Bard College Conservatory of Music and Orchestra Now.Leon Botstein conducts the Orchestra Now, Capella, and choirs from Bard College and Vassar College performing Edgar Elgar's choral masterpiece. $25-$35, Bard students free. Saturday at 8 PM, Sunday at 2 PM
Fisher Center, Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson. 845-758-7900Tuesday/April 11
Unison offers a life-drawing session to give artists and students an opportunity to work with experienced models under controlled lighting. No instruction. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. Sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. 7:30-9:30pm
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgSaturday/April 15
Unison offers a life-drawing session to give artists and students an opportunity to work with experienced models under controlled lighting. No instruction. Sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes.10:15AM-1:15PM
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgTuesday/April 18
Sherri Mason, Professor of Chemistry, SUNY Fredonia presents Beads of Destruction: A Survey of Great Lakes Plastic Pollution. We present here our results from these initial open-water surveys, as well as investigations that were engaged upon as a result of these studies.
Coykendall Science Building Auditorium/Leslie Masker/maskerl@newpaltz.edu/(845) 257-3990 newpaltz.edu/sseTuesday/April 18
Unison offers a life-drawing session every Tuesday and Saturday to give artists and students an opportunity to work with experienced models under controlled lighting. There is no instruction. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. 7:30-9:30pm
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgSaturday/April 22
Unison offers a life-drawing session every Saturday to give artists and students an opportunity to work with experienced models under controlled lighting. There is no instruction. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. 10:15AM-1:15PM
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgSaturday/ April 22
Evan Pritchard will speak on Matriarchal Leadership in Native American Life at Esopus Town Hall at 4:00 PM -
The Klyne Esopus Museum, 764 Broadway (Rte. 9W) in Ulster Park, NY/klyneesopusmuseum.usSaturday/April 22
Celebrating Earth Day and Arbor Day
Open Discovery led by Joe Bridges, JNHS, 8:00 - 11:00am
SPRING TRAIL MAINTNEANCE, with some new projects, 10:00am
JohnBurroughsAssociation.orgSunday/April 23
A Digital Look at Apple Cultivation in Dutchess County.Bard College Experimental Humanities Digital Projects Coordinator Gretta Tritch Roman and students share their latest project - an interactive website about the impact of apple growing in Dutchess County. Includes interviews with local growers. Traces the history of Rose Hill Farm since 1798. 3 PM
Elmendorph Inn, 7562 North Broadway (Rt. 9), Red Hook/ 845-758-1920/ info@historicredhook.org / historicredhook.orgMonday/April 24
EvoS X Seminar Series: Self-Care, Group-Care, Earth-Care. Prof. David Sloan Wilson of Binghamton University describes how small groups support both individual well-being and efficacious action at larger scales. Sponsored by Evolutionary Studies Program, Evolutionary Studies Club, Student Association, CAS, Provost Office, & Evolutionary Psychology Lab. 6 PM
Lecture Center 102, SUNY New Paltz. David Sloan Wilson 607-777-4393/dwilson@binghamton.eduTuesday/April 25
Unison offers a life-drawing session every Tuesday and Saturday to give artists and students an opportunity to work with experienced models under controlled lighting. There is no instruction. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. 7:30-9:30pm
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.org
www.newpaltz.edu/evos/seminar.htmlSaturday/April 29
Please join us. Spring Celebration fundraising efforts for education and preservation initiatives. This event honors the Munsee Native Americans whose homeland was the Hudson Valley when the Huguenot refugees arrived to establish New Paltz. Visit the wigwam being built to mark the 340th anniversary of the land agreement made between the Munsee people and Huguenot settlers, get an exclusive preview of the 2017 tour season. Wine and hors d'oeuvres will be served, catered by Duo Bistro of Kingston. 5-7pm. To sponsor this event or for more information:
Shane Stuart at shane@huguenotstreet.org or call him at (845) 255-1660 x 103. DuBois Fort at Historic Huguenot Street.Saturday/April 29
Life-drawing sessiongive artists and students an opportunity to work with experienced models under controlled lighting. No instruction. Shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. 10:15AM-1:15PM
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgSaturday/April 29
Beethoven's Symphony 9 (Choral), presented by the Hudson Valley Philharmonic. Randall Fleischer conducts the Philharmonic, joined by Cappella and the Vassar College Choir. Check for prices. 8 PM.
Ulster Performing Arts Center, 601 Broadway, Kingston, NY/ 845-339-6088/www.upac.orgSaturday/April 29
5:30 - 10:00 PM: BEAUX ARTS GALA, WAAM's Biggest Night of the Year. The WAAM Beaux Arts Gala will feature dinner,
live music by Perry Beekman and Soul Purpose, Little Gems: Original art by regional artists, raffles and more at SPAF, Saugerties Performing Arts Factory, 169 Ulster Avenue, Saugerties, NY 12477. For more info: (845) 679-2940, info@woodstockart.org, woodstockart.orgSunday/April 30
Last Sunday Family Day, presented by Dorsky Museum's educator Zachary Bowman Exhibition-inspired, hands-on activities for museum goers young and old. Open to all. Check for pricing. 2PM.
Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art, SUNY New Paltz 845-257-3844/sdma@newpaltz.edu / newpaltz.edu/museum/programs/public_programs.htmlSunday/April 30
Ulster Chamber Music Series. Atlantic Guitar Quartet:Mark Edwards, Kevin Shannon, Zoe Johnstone Stewart and Jonathan Zwi. Program to be announced. 3:00 PM. Tickets in advance or at the door. Adults $25. / Seniors $20. / 18 and Under free. For info, please call or to order use PayPal Come and enjoy the intimate setting, vibrant acoustics and easy access. Come and enjoy the intimate setting, vibrant acoustics and easy access.
845-340-9434/Church of the Holy Cross/30 Pine Grove Avenue/KingstonMonday/May 1
Town of Lloyd Historical Society Program: Diane Galusha has written the difinitive book on the NYC aquaduct system, Liquid Assets, and has recently updated and republished it.Diane discusses some of history of the system and the updated material. (See abouttown.us for an article on the NYC reservoir system titled "The $ystem."). Liquid Assets and Diane's other books will be on sale at the talk. Free refreshments and program. 7pm.
Building #6/Vineyard Commons/300 Vineyard Avenue/Highland/info: 845-255-7742Tuesday/May 2
Life-drawing session give artists and students an opportunity to work with experienced models under controlled lighting. No instruction. Shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. 7:30-9:30pm
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgWednesday/May 3
Annual Business Plan Contest, hosted by the SUNY School of Business. Facing judges from the academic and business communities, business students will present plans developed over the semester, and explain how proposed goods and services will connect with consumers & turn a profit. Free & open to public. 12-4 PM.
Student Union Building 62/63, SUNY New Paltz, Lori Nutting 845-257-2932/nuttingl@newpaltz.eduFriday/May 5
School of Business Award & Graduation Ceremony, hosted by the SUNY School of Business Ceremony to recognize the School's outstanding students and graduates at the close of the spring 2017 semester. Open to the public. 5-7 PM.
Studley Theater, SUNY New Paltz, Lori Nutting 845-257-2932/nuttingl@newpaltz.eduSaturday, May 6
Friends of Historic Saugerties presents monthly talks on topics of interest to people who enjoy history, local and regional. All events are free and open to the public. Events are held in the Community Room and begin at 2 PM. Call for topic.
Saugerties Public Library, 19 Washington Ave., Saugerties, NY. 845- 246-4317Saturday/May 6
Unison offers a life-drawing session every Saturday to give artists and students an opportunity to work with experienced models under controlled lighting. There is no instruction. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. 10:15AM-1:15PM
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgSaturday/May 6
4:00 - 6:00 PM: OPENING RECEPTION, Exhibitions include: Recent Acquisitions 2009 - 2016 (Phoebe & Belmont Towbin Wing); Far & Wide, The Woodstock Regional (Main Gallery); Padma Rajendran (Solo Gallery); Small Works (Founders Gallery) and new exhibitions in the Youth Exhibition Space. Exhibitions continue through May 28. Woodstock Artists Association & Museum, 28 Tinker Street, Woodstock, NY 12498, (845) 679-2940, info@woodstockart.org, woodstockart.org. HOURS: Wednesday - Thursday 12 noon - 5 pm, Friday and Saturday 12 noon - 6 pm, and Sunday 12 noon - 5 pm.Tuesday/May 9
Life-drawing session for artists and students to work with experienced models under controlled lighting. There is no instruction. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. 7:30-9:30pm
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgThursday/May 11
Annual Recognition Dinner. Consult website for details.
The Klyne Esopus Museum/klyneesopusmuseum.usSaturday/May 13
Life-drawing session-work with experienced models under controlled lighting. No instruction. Sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. 10:15AM-1:15PM
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgSaturday/May 13
"Passing of the Year," choral program led by Christine Howlett. Featuring music by Jonathan Dove, John Estacio, and William Harris. 4:30 PM
Christ Episcopal Church, 20 Carroll Street Poughkeepsie, 845-52-8220Tuesday/May 16
Unison offers a life-drawing session every Tuesday and Saturday to give artists and students an opportunity to work with experienced models under controlled lighting. There is no instruction. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. 7:30-9:30pm
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgSaturday/May 20
Unison offers a lif-drawing session every Saturday to give artists and students an opportunity to work with experienced models under controlled lighting. There is no instruction. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes.
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgSaturday/May 20
SLABSIDES DAY OPEN HOUSE, Cabin open 11:00am - 4:00pm
Noon program: Ken Posner, author of Running the Long Path
JohnBurroughsAssociation.orgTuesday/May 23
Life-drawing session for artists and students to work with experienced models under controlled lighting. There is no instruction. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. Tuesday sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. 7:30-9:30pm
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgSaturday/May 27
Life-drawing session-work with experienced models under controlled lighting. No instruction. Sessions are dedicated to shorter poses of 1 to 30 minutes. 10:15AM-1:15PM
68 Unison/Mountain Rest Rd/New Paltz/845-255-1559/ Unisonarts.org /info@UnisonArts.orgSaturday/June 3
Houses on the Land
First Highway: Huguenot Homesteads from New Paltz to Bontecoe
This year's tour explores the fascinating legacy of New Paltz's Huguenots and their expansion northward along the eastern banks of the Wallkill River to Bontecoe on the Esopus border.
845-255-2761, www.WallkillValleyLT.org, info@WallkillValleyLT.org
Tickets before June 1 at 64 Huguenot St., New Paltz
Day of Tour at Reformed Church, 92 Huguenot Street, New PaltzSunday/June 4
Klyne Esopus Seasonal Grand Opening. Hours are Friday to Monday, 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. The featured exhibit for 2017 will be Outstanding Women of Esopus: Sojourner Truth, Saint Mother Cabrini, and Hilda W. Smith.
The Klyne Esopus Museum/845-338-8109/ KlyneEsopusMuseumHistorical@gmail.com /764 Broadway (Rte. 9W) in Ulster Park, NY, klyneesopusmuseum.usSunday, June 4
"In John Burroughs' Front Yard," Gala woods benefit, Noon to 3:00pm
Cabin tours, nature walks, music, farm to table luncheon
JohnBurroughsAssociation.orgMonday/June 5
Town of Lloyd Historical Society Program: Tom Lake presents a program on the rebound of the American Eagle along the Hudson River. Lake is a known naturalist, author, speaker, and researcher who compiles and comments on Hudson River Almanac, a free email detailing sightings of interesting flora and fauna along the river. To join this list email TRLake7@aol.com. Free refreshments and program. 7pm.
Building #6/Vineyard Commons/300 Vineyard Avenue/Highland/info: 845-255-7742Saturday/June 10
Walkway Over the Hudson Think DIFFERENTLY Dash. The Dutchess County ThinkDIFFERENTLY initiative aims to empower local residents with physical and developmental disabilities, their families and caregivers. $10. Free T-shirt guaranteed to advance registrants. Children encouraged to participate. 10 AM Race starts/ends on Main Street.
Poughkeepsie/. 845-454-9649/ walkway@walkway.org / aarias@walkway.org / walkwaymarathon.org/think-differently-dashSaturday, June 10
SUMMER AT SLABSIDES, Breeding Birds of the Nature Sanctuary, led by Mark DeDea, JBNHS, 8:00 - 12:00 am, Cabin open 12:00pm - 4:00pm
JohnBurroughsAssociation.orgSunday/June 11
Marathon, Half Marathon and 5K Races to benefit Walkway Over the Hudson. Three flat, fast and scenic races. Marathoners and half marathoners run the world's longest linear park and rail trails in Dutchess and Ulster Counties. Marathon abides by eco-friendly race blueprint outlined by Athletes for a Fit Planet. Contact Walkway for prices and route updates. 6:45 AM.
Marist College Campus/3399 North Road, Poughkeepsie/ 845-454-9649/ aarias@walkway.org / events@walkway.org / walkwaymarathon.orgSaturday/June 17
48th Annual Strawberry Festival, Noon to 3:00 PM, on the Museum grounds, rain or shine.
The Klyne Esopus Museum/845-338-8109/KlyneEsopusMuseumHistorical@gmail.com/764 Broadway (Rte. 9W) in Ulster Park, NY, klyneesopusmuseum.usSaturday – Sunday, June 17–18
Path Through History Weekend. History comes alive across New York State at special events during 2017's first Path Through History Weekend. Hudson Valley events include Saugerties Lighthouse Tour, D&H Canal Locks Tour at High Falls, Bannerman Island Tour, and many more. For full events list or to register an event, go online to:
paththroughhistory.iloveny.comSunday/ June 18
8th Annual New Paltz Challenge, sponsored by the New Paltz Regional Chamber of Commerce.Half-Marathon, Family 5K, Kid's 1-mile Fun Run. Courses with stunning mountain, river, and farmland views. Kids run on rail trail. Age-group prizes, post-race refreshments, flat courses. All half-marathon finishers receive medals. Contact Chamber for times, prices, and registration information.
845-255-0243/ info@newpaltzchamber.org / newpaltzchamber.org/new-paltz-challenge-run.htmlSaturday/September16
Klyne Museum. 4:00 PM Lecture at the Museum, speaker TBA
The Klyne Esopus Museum/845-338-8109/KlyneEsopusMuseumHistorical@gmail.com/ 764 Broadway (Rte. 9W) in Ulster Park, NY, klyneesopusmuseum.usMonday/October 9
Klyne Museum Final viewing day of the season; museum closes.
The Klyne Esopus Museum/845-338-8109/KlyneEsopusMuseumHistorical@gmail.com/764 Broadway (Rte. 9W) in Ulster Park, NY, klyneesopusmuseum.usSaturday/October 28
Klyne Museum Annual Classic Turkey Dinner at the Reformed Church of Port Ewen, 5:00 to 7:00 PM.
The Klyne Esopus Museum/845-338-8109/KlyneEsopusMuseumHistorical@gmail.com/764 Broadway (Rte. 9W) in Ulster Park, NY/klyneesopusmuseum.usSaturday/November 18
Klyne Museum Speaker Series, 4:00 PM at Esopus Town Hall.
The Klyne Esopus Museum/845-338-8109/KlyneEsopusMuseumHistorical@gmail.com/764 Broadway (Rte. 9W) in Ulster Park, NY/klyneesopusmuseum.us
Please confirm all dates and times with sponsors. Not to mention, typos can really ruin your day. Also, some events have fees, so check.
June
Thursday/June 1
Own It! Entrepreneurial Women’s Conference. Register Now! The Darlene L. Pfeiffer Center for Entrepreneurial Studies at SUNY Ulster and the NYS SBDC (NYS Small Business Development Center) conference for women entrepreneurs and dream-to-be entrepreneurs. Learn from regional experts who will provide actionable advice, information and ideas you can use to grow your business. Conference serves both small business owners ready to grow their businesses, as well as start-up stage entrepreneurs. Two tracks of workshops for these two audiences. Advance Reg, $48 or $65 at the door
www.sunyulster.edu/ownit. email:ownit@sunyulster.edu/845-688-6041 /SUNY Ulster College Lounge /491 Cottekill Rd./Stone Ridge, NY 12484
Saturday/June 3
Friends of Historic Saugerties: Myles Putman: “Unearthing the Hidden History of Modern Highways (Research Adventures on the Road Less Traveled)”Friends of Historic Saugerties monthly presentation: Saturdays at 2 pm All talks are free and open to anyone interested in history.
Community Room of the Saugerties Public Library at 19 Washington, Ave./Saugerties.
Saturday/June 3
Wild Saturday Program: Inside The Honeybee Colony. Ralph Garofolo, a beekeeper with a deep interest and study of honey bees, will share his experience, insight, and his deep concern for their well-being. 1pm.
Woodchuck Lodge/1633 Burroughs Memorial Rd/ Roxbury, NY 12474/woodchucklodge.org
Saturday/June 3
WILDERSTEIN HISTORIC SITE. 4th Outdoor Sculpture Biennial OPENING PARTY from 5 to 7pm. Eighteen amazing sculptures gracing Wilderstein’s landscape by a diverse group of Hudson Valley artists. Curated by FRANC PALAIA, work on display encompasses a wide range of styles and mediums. Tickets are $25 pp. The show will be open to the public daily, 9am to 4pm, June 3 through October 31.
For reservations, call 845.876.4818
Saturday/June 3
CRAFT MARKET WALK: Art. Food. Drink. Music. You. Event inspired by the artisans and craftsmanship in and around Gardiner. Peruse a one mile Craft Market Walk stretching from the Gardiner Library, to the Farmer’s Market Grounds, across the Gardiner Rail Trail and onto the Yard Owl Craft Brewery! Handmade jewelry, vintage furniture, all-natural skincare, herbal remedies, farmhouse pottery, up-cycled clothing, small batch spirits, craft beer, local wine and all-day music, raffles and activities all along the way. Family-friendly and we encourage all ages to join festivities. 12:30-4:30
Village of Gardiner, Main Street/845-337-9987 lacephotomedia@gmail.com/www.gabny.com
Sat & Sun/June 3 & June 4
Gardiner Open Studio Tour (GOST)- Summer 2017 10 am to 6 pm. More than 20 studios. (GOST) – an artists’ collaborative – opens their studio doors to give you a rare look ‘behind the scenes.’ On this free, self-guided tour you’ll meet these talented artists in their workspaces, experience demonstrations of their art or craft, share their philosophies and observe their techniques. Download a tour map at http://www.gostartists.org.
Contact info Liz Glover Wilson- visit http://www.gostartists.org, 845-419-5219
Sunday, June 4
“In John Burroughs’ Front Yard,” Gala woods benefit, Noon to 3:00pm
Cabin tours, nature walks, music, farm to table luncheon
JohnBurroughsAssociation.org
Sunday/ June 4
Seasonal Grand Opening Hours are Friday to Monday, 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. The featured exhibit for 2017 will be Outstanding Women of Esopus: Sojourner Truth, Saint Mother Cabrini, and Hilda W. Smith.
The Klyne Esopus Museum, 764 Broadway (Rte. 9W) in Ulster Park, NY/845-338-8109/ klyneesopusmuseum.us/
Sunday/June 4
5th Annual Kingston Multi-Cultural Festival hosted by the Reher Center for Immigrant Culture & History at the Rondout. Yummy international foods as well as music and dance performances representing area ethnic groups. FREE. , 1:00-5:00pm
Broadway/Rondout
Monday, June 5
UCJF Annual Meeting, Awards & Scholarship Presentations.7:00-9:30pm
One Albany Ave. G-10/Kingston, info@ucjf.org; www.ucjf.org/845-338-8131
Monday/June 5
Town of Lloyd Historical Society Program: Tom Lake presents a program on the rebound of the American Eagle along the Hudson River. Lake is a known naturalist, author, speaker, and researcher who compiles and comments on Hudson River Almanac, a free email detailing sightings of interesting flora and fauna along the river. To join this list email TRLake7@aol.com. Free refreshments and program. 7pm.
Building #6/Vineyard Commons/300 Vineyard Avenue/Highland/info: 845-255-7742
Tuesday/June 6
Got your tickets? 2017 Ulster County Executive’s Arts Awards. 6:00 p.m. Cocktails and Silent Auction. 7:00 p.m. Seated Dessert and Awards Presentation
Saugerties Performing Arts Factory/169 Ulster Avenue, Saugerties,
Tuesday/June 6
Lakeside Licks Bike Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
Thursday/June 8
Lakeside Licks Cruise Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
Saturday, June 10
SUMMER AT SLABSIDES, Breeding Birds of the Nature Sanctuary, led by Mark DeDea, JBNHS, 8:00 – 12:00 am, Cabin open 12:00pm – 4:00pm
JohnBurroughsAssociation.org
Saturday/June 10
Early Morning Bird Walks 7am-9am. Join Mohonk Preserve Conservation Science staff. Bring binoculars (a few pairs will be available on a first come first served basis). Program includes a 1-2 mile walk. Registration required. Free for Preserve members. Non-members receive a complimentary day pass at their first walk. Non-members are welcome to join for the series but will be required to purchase a day pass ($15).
(845) 255-0919/Mohonk Preserve P.O. Box 715 New Paltz/mohonkpreserve.org
Saturday, June 10
Possible Slide Mt. hike, Bicknell’s Thrush event. Website for details.
JohnBurroughsAssociation.org
Saturday/June 10
Rhinebeck Cemetery, Meet Some of Rhinebeck’s Famous Former Residents as you Tour the Cemetery, A Joint Program with the Friends of Rhinebeck Cemetery. Historian Steven Mann will take us on a tour of the cemetery where you will meet residents such as Daisy Suckley, Deborah Dows, Laura Delano and Levi P. Morton, among others, who will tell you stories about their lives. Details to follow. Reception to follow at the Kane Barn.2:00pm
Rhinebeck Cemetary and Kane Barn at 54 Mill Rd./Rhinebeck
Saturday/June 10
Mohonk Preserve Annual Benefit Auction. 5:00PM. Join us for one of the premier events of the season. Experience breathtaking views at the Ice Skating Pavilion at Mohonk Mountain House. Enjoy a delicious dinner and bid to win adventure trips and other exciting auction items to support Preserve programs!.Buy your ticket today!
(845) 255-0919/Mohonk Preserve P.O. Box 715
Saturday/June 10
Locust Lawn presents: Preserving our Liberty: Citizens and Citizen Soldiers in 1830. Militia muster with firing demonstrations, political debates, and many other demos for the whole family. From 11 to 5.
Locust Lawn museum (436 Route 32 South in Gardiner NY) www.facebook.com/LocustLawn for the latest info.
Saturday/June 10
Walkway Over the Hudson Think DIFFERENTLY Dash. The Dutchess County ThinkDIFFERENTLY initiative aims to empower local residents with physical and developmental disabilities, their families and caregivers. $10. Free T-shirt guaranteed to advance registrants. Children encouraged to participate. 10 AM Race starts/ends on Main Street.
Poughkeepsi/. 845-454-9649/ walkway@walkway.org aarias@walkway.org/ walkwaymarathon.org/think-differently-dash
Saturday/June 10
House & Barn Preservation Expo, 10:00 am – 3:00 pm. Historic Red Hook’s annual free “info fair” about how to preserve, restore and re-use your old house, barns or outbuildings. Hands-on demonstrations, presentations, and useful takeaways. Drop by with your questions and photos for “show and tell” with the experts – experienced artisans, designers, planners and preservationists. No reservations required.
845-758-1920, historicredhook.org, info@historicredhook.org/Elmendorph Inn, 7562 North Broadway (Rt. 9), Red Hook
Saturday/June 10
Mohonk Preserve Annual Benefit Auction. 5:00PM. Join us for one of the premier events of the season. Experience breathtaking views at the Ice Skating Pavilion at Mohonk Mountain House. Enjoy a delicious dinner and bid to win adventure trips and other exciting auction items to support Preserve programs!.Buy your ticket today!
(845) 255-0919/Mohonk Preserve P.O. Box 715 New Paltz, N.Y. 12561
Sunday/June 11
Campaign fundraiser featuring bagels and Batsheva Bodega, acclaimed Israeli-American performer at Temple Israel in Catskill, held jointly with the Jewish Federation of NE, NY. Requested donation: $25., 11am
One Albany Ave., G-10/ Kingston, NY 12401 info@ucjf.org; www.ucjf.org/845-338-8131
Sunday/June 11
Marathon, Half Marathon, and 5K Races to benefit Walkway Over the Hudson. Three flat, fast and scenic races on the world’s longest linear park and rail trails in Dutchess and Ulster Counties. Marathon abides by eco-friendly race blueprint outlined by Athletes for a Fit Planet. Contact Walkway for prices and route updates. 6:45 AM.
Marist College Campus/3399 North Road, Poughkeepsie/ 845-454-9649/ aarias@walkway.org events@walkway.org/ walwaymarathon.org
Sunday/June 11
Robi Josephson presents “Enterprise & Courage: The Civil War Years at Lake Mohonk,” 2 p.m. Refreshments. Free for members, $3 for non-members. Sales of Robi’s books benefit the Museum.
Time and the Valleys Museum, 332 Main St. Grahamsville, NY 12740, 845-985-7700.
Tuesday/June 13
Fundraiser for The Danny Schlosser Family. In 2008 Daniel Schlosser died tragically after being struck by lighting. Dan left behind a wife and three children. He worked for GAP INC, and they are hosting a fund raiser in Dan’s honor. Looking for raffle items tee sponsors. If you you can help, please email me. If you wish to sponsor the TEE I can send you the information. Thank you in advance.
Michelle Hartman/michellehartman817@gmail.com,
Tuesday/June 13
Lakeside Licks Bike Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
Fri & Sat/July14 & 15
“Pride & Prejudice,” based on Jane Austen’s novel about 5 sisters in England whose lives are turned upside down when a wealthy young man & his best friend (Mr. Darcy) arrive in their neighborhood. Directed by David Rubenstein. $20, with $18 for seniors 62 & over and children 12 and under. Handicapped accessible w/help.. 7:30 p.m.
reservations: 845-331-2476/www.coachhouseplayers.org. Coach House Players/12 Augusta St./ Kingston.
Thursday/June 15
Lakeside Licks Cruise Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
Sat and Sun, June 17-18
Path Through History Weekend. History comes alive across New York State at special events during 2017’s first Path Through History Weekend. Hudson Valley events include Saugerties Lighthouse Tour, D&H Canal Locks Tour at High Falls, Bannerman Island Tour, and many more. For full events list or to register an event, go online to:
paththroughhistory.iloveny.com
Saturday/June 17
48th Annual Strawberry Festival, Noon-3:00 PM, Museum grounds, rain or shine.
845-338-8109 /763 Broadway/Ulster Park klyneesopusmuseum.us KlyneEsopusMuseumHistorical@gmail.com
Sunday/June 18
Dog Days of Summer Hike. 10am-12noon. Join Andrew Bajardi, Mohonk Preserve Chief Ranger and bring your favorite furry friend along today for a romp through the Northern Preserve! All well-behaved dogs on short leashes welcome. Be sure to bring plenty of water for yourself and your pet. Children ages 10 and up are welcome. Children must always be accompanied by an adult. This program includes a moderate, 4-mile hike. Meet at Binnewater Rd Rail Trail parking area in Rosendale. This is a free program.
(845) 255-0919/Mohonk Preserve P.O. Box 715 New Paltz/mohonkpreserve.org
Sunday/June 18
8th Annual New Paltz Challenge, sponsored by the New Paltz Regional Chamber of Commerce.Half-Marathon, Family 5K, Kid’s 1-mile Fun Run. Courses with stunning mountain, river, and farmland views. Kids run on rail trail. Age-group prizes, post-race refreshments, flat courses. All half-marathon finishers receive medals. Contact Chamber for times, prices, and registration information.
845-255-0243/ info@newpaltzchamber.org/ newpaltzchamber.org/new-paltz-challenge-run.html
Tuesday/June 20
Lakeside Licks Bike Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
Thursday/June 22
Lakeside Licks Cruise Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
Friday/June 23
Maverick Concerts presents acclaimed contemporary music ETHEL quartet’s creative experimental concert in synchrony with the Kate McLoughlin Exhibit. Art Talk and meet and greet with the performers. Free and open to the public. 8pm.
Event location: Woodstock Artists Association & Museum/28 Tinker Street/Woodstock/ maverickconcerts.org. Sponsor: kitt.potter@maverickconcerts.org/120 Maverick Road/Woodstock /845.679.8217/www.maverickconcerts.org
Sunday/June 25
Miró Quartet performs classical music. www.miroquartet.com/. General Ad. $30 Reserved Seating $55 Students $5. 4 pm
120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217 /www.maverickconcerts.org
Tuesday/June 27
Lakeside Licks Bike Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
Thursday/June 29
Lakeside Licks Cruise Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
July
Saturday/July 1
Wild Saturday:Wildlife Near Home
Mairead Mulhern, Environmental Educator from Mine Kill and Mac V. Shaul State Parks will discuss local wildlife found in Upstate New York. Come take a look at various pelts, skulls, and feathers that are from local animals found in your county!
Woodchuck Lodge/1633 Burroughs Memorial Rd/ Roxbury, NY 12474/woodchucklodge.org
Saturday/July 1
Arturo O’Farrill Quintet performs a concert designed for children in grades K-6.
http://www.arturoofarrill.com/
Under 16 Free. Adults $5 each at the door. 11am.
120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217 /www.maverickconcerts.org
Saturday/July 1
Arturo O’Farrill Quintet:www.arturoofarrill.com/. Grammy award winning Afro-Cuban Jazz legend artfully blends textures and rhythms of South America and the Caribbean. General Admission $30 Reserved Seating $55 Students $5 .8 pm
120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217 /www.maverickconcerts.org
Sunday/July 2
Escher String Quartet performs classical music. escherquartet.com/#home-1. General Admission $30 Reserved Seating $55 Students $ 5. 4 pm
120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217 /www.maverickconcerts.org
Tuesday/July 4
Lakeside Licks Bike Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
Thursday/July 6
Lakeside Licks Cruise Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
FRIDAY/July 7
Maverick Prodigies, The Ladles perform Swing, Old-Time, Neo-Soul, and Chorale. www.theladles.com. Under 16 – Free. Students – $5; Adults – $10 at the door. 8pm.
120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217 /www.maverickconcerts.org
Fri & Sat/July 7, 8
“Pride & Prejudice,” based on Jane Austen’s novel about 5 sisters in England whose lives are turned upside down when a wealthy young man (Mr. Bingly) and his best friend (Mr. Darcy) arrive in their neighborhood. Directed by David Rubenstein. $20, with $18 for seniors 62 & over and children 12 and under. Theater is andicapped accessible with assistance. 7:30 p.m.
reservations: 845-331-2476/www.coachhouseplayers.org. Coach House
Saturday/July 8
Spektral Quartet performs classical music. www.spektralquartet.com/. General Admission $25 Reserved Seating $45 Students $5. 8pm.
Mavrick Concerts/120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217/www.maverickconcerts.org
Saturday, July 8
Early Morning Bird Walks 7am-9am. Join Mohonk Preserve Conservation Science staff on an early morning bird walk. Bring binoculars (a few pairs will be available on a first come first served basis). Program includes a 1-2 mile walk. Registration required. Free for Mohonk Preserve members. Non-members receive a complimentary day pass at their first walk. Non-members are welcome to join for the series but will be required to purchase a day pass ($15).
(845) 255-0919/Mohonk Preserve P.O. Box 715 New Paltz/mohonkpreserve.org
Sunday/ July 9
“Pride & Prejudice,” based on Jane Austen’s novel about 5 sisters in England whose lives are turned upside down when a wealthy young man (Mr. Bingly) and his best friend (Mr. Darcy) arrive in their neighborhood. Directed by David Rubenstein. $20, with $18 for seniors 62 & over and children 12 and under. Theater is andicapped accessible with assistance. 2 p.m.
reservations: 845-331-2476/www.coachhouseplayers.org. Coach House Players/12 Augusta St./Kingston
Sunday/ July 9
Chiara String Quartet performs classical music. www.chiaraquartet.net/
General Admission $25 Reserved Seating $45 Students $5. Starts 4 pm
Mavrick Concerts/120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217/www.maverickconcerts.org
Tuesday/July 11
Lakeside Licks Bike Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
Thursday/July 13
Lakeside Licks Cruise Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080 Players/12 Augusta St./ Kingston.
Fri & Sat/July14 & 15
“Pride & Prejudice,” based on Jane Austen’s novel about 5 sisters in England whose lives are turned upside down when a wealthy young man (Mr. Bingly) and his best friend (Mr. Darcy) arrive in their neighborhood. Directed by David Rubenstein. $20, with $18 for seniors 62 & over and children 12 and under. Handicapped accessible with assistance. 7:30 p.m.
reservations: 845-331-2476/www.coachhouseplayers.org. Coach House Players/12 Augusta St./ Kingston.
Saturday/July 15
Event Description: Jazz at the Maverick. Bill Charlap Trio: www.billcharlap.com/. General Admission $30 Reserved Seating $55 Students $5. 8 pm
120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217 /www.maverickconcerts.org
Sunday/July16
“Pride & Prejudice,” based on Jane Austen’s novel about 5 sisters in England whose lives are turned upside down when a wealthy young man (Mr. Bingly) and his best friend (Mr. Darcy) arrive in their neighborhood. Directed by David Rubenstein. $20, with $18 for seniors 62 & over and children 12 and under. Theater is andicapped accessible with assistance. 2 p.m.
reservations: 845-331-2476/www.coachhouseplayers.org. Coach House Players/12 Augusta St./Kingston
Sunday/July 16
Parker Quartet performs classical music. www.parkerquartet.com/. General Ad. $25 Reserved Seating $45 Students $5. 4pm.
120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217 /www.maverickconcerts.org
Tuesday/July 18
Lakeside Licks Bike Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
Thursday/July 20
Lakeside Licks Cruise Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
Saturday/July 22
Actors and Writers. A staged reading of the 1938 Paul Osbourne play “Mornings At Seven.” Maverick Tickets are not valid. Admission is by donation at the door. 7pm.
120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217 /www.maverickconcerts.org
Saturday/July 22
Robi Josephson, “Enterprise & Courage: The Civil War Years at Lake Mohonk,” 4:30 p.m. Donations gratefully accepted. Refreshments. Sales of books benefit the Society.
Cragsmoor Historical Society, 349 Cragsmoor Road, off Route 52. Cragsmoor, NY 12420 (next to the Cragsmoor Library), 845-647-3245.
Tuesday/July 25
Lakeside Licks Bike Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
Thursday/July 27
Lakeside Licks Cruise Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
Saturday/July 29
Jazz at the Maverick. Eldar Djangirov Trio. eldarmusic.com General Admission $25 Reserved Seating $45 Students $5. 8pm.
120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217 /www.maverickconcerts.org
Sunday/July 30
Trio Con Brio Copenhagen performs classical music. 4 pm. www.trioconbrio.dk. General Admission $25 Reserved Seating $45 Students $5
120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217 /www.maverickconcerts.org
August
Tuesday/August 1
Lakeside Licks Bike Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
Thursday/August 3
Lakeside Licks Cruise Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080′
Saturday/August 5
Wild Saturday: An Observational Hiker (Like John Burroughs). Paul Misko, founder of THE CATSKILL 4000 CLUB gives talks and writes articles on Catskill history, John Burroughs, and hikes. His talk on “Observational Hiking”-something John Burroughs encouraged whenever outdoors. Paul provides a multi-media presentation of his hiking discoveries enhanced by his relevant anecdotes. 1pm.
Woodchuck Lodge/1633 Burroughs Memorial Rd/ Roxbury, NY 12474/woodchucklodge.org
Saturday/August 5
Steve Gorn & Friends perform Indian Ragas. General Ad. $25 Reserved Seating $45 Students $5. 8pm
120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217 /www.maverickconcerts.org
Saturday/August 5
Speaker TBA. “Friends of Historic Saugerties presentation: Saturdays 2 pm Talks are free &d open to anyone interested in history.
Community Room of the Saugerties Public Library at 19 Washington, Ave., Saugerties.
Sunday/August 6
Dover Quartet performs classical music. http://www.doverquartet.com/
General Admission $25 Reserved Seating $45 Students $5. 4pm.
120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217 /www.maverickconcerts.org
Monday/August 7
SummerDance on Tour World Dance & Music Concert, and Community Swing and Folk Dance, Our dancers and Company Members perform a site specific piece at Opus 40, the monumental sculpture park. Bring a picnic. Gates open at 4, Concert at 5. $15.
(845) 256-9300, vanavercaravan.org, vcoffice@vanavercaravan.org, Opus 40, Saugerties
Tuesday/August 8
Lakeside Licks Bike Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
Thursday/August 10
Lakeside Licks Cruise Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
Saturday/August 12
Young People’s Concert. Harlem Quartet performs a concert designed for children in grades K-6. harlemquartet.com/. 11 am
Under 16 – Free. Adults – $5 each at the door.120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217 /www.maverickconcerts.org/At Kleinert James Center for the Arts/34 Tinker Street /Woodstock
Saturday/August 12
Early Morning Bird Walks 7am-9am with Preserve Science staff.Beginners welcome. Bring binoculars (a few pairs will be available on a first come first served basis). 1-2 mile walk. Reg. required. Free for members. Non-members get free day pass at first walk. Day fee for non members: $15.
(845) 255-0919/Mohonk Preserve P.O. Box 715 New Paltz/mohonkpreserve.org
Saturday/August 12
Nexus performs a concert of Contemporary Percussion. www.nexuspercussion.com/members/garry-kvistad/. General Admission $30 Reserved Seating $55 Students $5. 6pm.
120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217 /www.maverickconcerts.org
Sunday/August 13
Harlem Quartet performs classical music./www.harlemquartet.com/
General Admission $25 Reserved Seating $45 Students $5. 4pm
120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217 /www.maverickconcerts.org
Tuesday/August 15
Lakeside Licks Bike Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
Thursday/August 17
Lakeside Licks Cruise Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
Saturday/August 19
Actors and Writers. “Brand New Shorts,” a program of short plays written by company members. Admission is by donation. Maverick tickets are not valid. 7 pm
120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217 /www.maverickconcerts.org
Sunday/August 20
Amernet String Quartet with Ran Dank on piano performs classical music. www.amernetquartet.com/. General Admission $25 Reserved Seating $45 Students $5. 4pm.
120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217 /www.maverickconcerts.org
Tuesday/August 22
Lakeside Licks Bike Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
Thursday/August 24
Lakeside Licks Cruise Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
Fri. & Sat./ Aug. 25 & 26
Variety Show. Directed by Barbara Jones,”The 50’s.” $20, with $18 for seniors 62 and over and children 12 and under. Theater is air-conditioned and handicapped accessible with assistance. at 7:30 p.m.
Reservations: 845-331-2476/www.coachhouseplayers.org. Coach House Players/12 Augusta St./Kingston
Saturday/August 26
Chamber Orchestra Concert: “Remembrances.” Alexander Platt, conductor. Maria Jette, soprano. Emmanuel Feldman, cello. Members of the AUREA Ensemble. Maverick Chamber Players. General Admission $30 Reserved Seating $55 Students $5. 6 pm
120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217 /www.maverickconcerts.org
Sunday/August 27
TRIO SOLISTI performs classical music. www.triosolisti.com/ General Admission $25 Reserved Seating $45 Students $5. 4 pm
120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217 /www.maverickconcerts.org
Sunday/August 27
Variety Show. Directed by Barbara Jones,”The 50’s.” $20, with $18 for seniors 62 and over and children 12 and under. Theater is air-conditioned and handicapped accessible with assistance. at At 2:00 p.m
eservations: 845-331-2476/www.coachhouseplayers.org. Coach House Players/12 Augusta St./Kingston
Tuesday/August 29
Lakeside Licks Bike Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
September
Saturday/September 2
Wild Saturday. Face To Face With Raptors, Annie Mardiney, federally licensed wildlife rehabilitator, shares her deep passion by bringing hawks, owls, and falcons to Woodchuck Lodge. Come meet them face to face! 1pm.
Woodchuck Lodge/1633 Burroughs Memorial Rd/ Roxbury, NY 12474/woodchucklodge.org
Saturday/September 2
Jazz at the Maverick. Karl Berger and the Creative Music Studio.www.karlbeger.org/
General Admission $25 Reserved Seating $45 Students $5. 8pm
120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217 /www.maverickconcerts.org
Sunday/September 3
Concert for the Friends of Maverick. Horszowski Trio performs classical music..www.besenarts.com/horszowski/. Admission is by contribution only. A donor of $50 receives one invitation; a donor of $100 or more receives two. Regular Maverick tickets are not valid for this event. 4pm.
120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217 /www.maverickconcerts.org
Tuesday/September 4
Lakeside Licks Bike Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
Thursday/September 7
Lakeside Licks Cruise Night. 6-9pm. Also mini golf and ice-cream.
288 Route 299/Highland/845-691-7080
Thursday/September 7
Evening. Fall for Art – 21st annual juried art show, sale & cocktail reception benefitting area charities & featuring local artists. Deadline for artists submissions, April 30. 2017 Special Recipient: The Kingston Library.
www.fallforart.org./845-338-8131 for details/ucjf.org
Saturday/September 9
Speaker to be announced. “Friends of Historic Saugerties monthly presentation: Saturdays at 2 pm All talks are free and open to anyone interested in history.
Community Room Saugerties Public Library /19 Washington, Ave./Saugerties.
Saturday/September 9
The Drum Boogie Festival is a FREE multi-cultural music event, celebrating the diverse styles of music/dance/voice from around the world including Jazz, Reggae, Contemporary, East Indian, Caribbean and African styles. Renowned musicians such as Jack DeJohnette, NEXUS, The Big Takeover Reggae Band, Beatbox House, NYU Steel and more! 11am-8pm You don’t have to love Drums to LOVE DRUM BOOGIE. Food trucks to serve you.. From tie-dye to henna tattoos we have your family fun covered! Bring a lawn chair or blanket and stay for the day.
Andy Lee Field/Woodstock, NY/ drumbogiefestival.com Fatimah@chimes.comy
Saturday/September 9
Early Morning Bird Walks 7am-9am. Join Mohonk Preserve Conservation Science staff on an early morning bird walk. Beginners welcome. Bring binoculars (a few pairs will be available on a first come first served basis). 1-2 mile walk. Registration required. Free for Mohonk Preserve members. Non-members receive a complimentary day pass at their first walk. Non-members are welcome to join for the series but will be required to purchase a day pass ($15).
(845) 255-0919/Mohonk Preserve P.O. Box 715 New Paltz/mohonkpreserve.org
Saturday/September 9
Happy Traum and Friends perform folk music. www.happytraum.com/. General Admission $25 Reserved Seating $45 Students $5. 8pm/
120 Maverick Road/Woodstock/845.679.8217 /www.maverickconcerts.org
