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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
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44/55 Autoworks
Auto repair specialists Chris Sindone and Matthew Asprea on duty daily. Decades of experience to keep your car moving!
584 Route 44/55, Highland, NY
845-691-8351
Listed in: Auto Care
A Helping Hand
Let me help maintain your home. I can make it safer, more comfortable, and help retain its value. Solar power, plumbing, heating and water treatment systems. Electrical upgrades and security systems. Helping neighbors since 1969. Maintenance, Property Management, Green Energy Consultant. Emergency services available. Once in a while, we all need a helping hand. Contact Vincent Loverso.
(845) 430-2644
Listed in: Building Services
About Town
For more than three decades we’ve been guiding residents & visitors to the wonders of Ulster County. Want to reach those people, too? Advertise in print & on the About Town website. Full year’s advertising, print & web, is just $129.60 paid in advance. Or just $36 per issue on a 4-issue contract. Find everything you need/want in the Mid Hudson region.
Listed in: Business Services
About Town Calendar
Public event? An inexpensive calendar ad in About Town will put your event in front of many local residents and visitors. $40 words for just $40 covers three months. Get your event in early.
845-691-2089
Listed in: Catering and Event Planning
Accent Financial Group
Ralph A. Smith, LUTC and Larry Ratick, LPL Financial Member. Member FINRA/ SIPC. We’re a full service agency offering Auto, Homeowners, Life, & Health, as well as Long-term Care and Medicare Supplement Insurance. IRA’s, Pension Plans, & Commercial Insurance, too. Call us today. We help you take the long-term view of your economic health.
550 Route 299, Suite 100A, Highland
800-246-1341
845-883-4280
845-883-4283 (fax)
★ Advertiser for 22 years
Listed in: Insurance and Investments
Access Physical Therapy & Wellness
Let us help you get back to the quality of life that you deserve. Our team includes Doctors of Physical Therapy and Board Certified Specialists in Orthopedics. Hours to accommodate your schedule at 20 different locations. Most Insurance Accepted.
(live chat available)
845-419-5033
Listed in: Physical Therapy
Alfandre Architecture, PC
Creating Spaces and Places of Lasting Beauty. Rick Alfandre, Architect, AIA. Architecture and Planning • Guiding the design of environmentally sensitive, energy and resource efficient buildings.
Listed in: Architectural Services
Allied Locksmiths
Fully equipped mobile service. Whether you’re locked out of your car, or want to secure the valuable possessions in your home, call us 24 a day. Complete services from automotive locks, master key systems, Medeco security locks, foreign and domestic locks. Keys cut by code. Insured, bonded.
9 North Chestnut St, New Paltz
255-6615
★ Advertiser for 29 years
Listed in: Locksmith
Alpine Endeavors
AMGA Accredited Guide Service offering professional instruction and guided trips for rock climbing, ice climbing, winter mountaineering, snow-shoeing, and hiking to all ability levels throughout the Gunks (Shawangunk) and Catskills Mountains. We provide all technical equipment needed.
Americas Best Value Inn New Paltz
100+ TV Channels, free wireless internet, fitness area, pool table, and guest laundry. Free Continental Breakfast. Handicap accessible rooms available. Micro/Fridge Units in all rooms. 1/4 mile to NYS Thruway. Closest hotel to the village.
Andy E. Williams, Agent State Farm® Insurance
Just ask our 40 million State Farm® customers. With State Farm behind you, you can look forward to what’s ahead. Like 97% customer satisfaction with claims — plus discounts up to 40% * Get to a better state.™ Call me today.
* Discounts may vary state to state. Based on a 2008 Internal State Farm claims department national study.
Listed in: Insurance and Investments
Antique & Vintage Toys
An antique toy shop inside the Rhinebeck Antiques Emporium’s 7,000 sq ft antique mall between Hyde Park & Rhinebeck.
Listed in: Antiques
Aphrodite’s Antiques & Gifts
Fascinating shop with huge inventory of jewelry, clothing, home decor, & furniture for home & garden, beautifully displayed & reasonably priced. Look for green gazebo & statue of Aphrodite. Thurs-Sun, 11:30am-6pm. Vicki Jackson, proprietress.
Listed in: Antiques
Architectural & Artistic Plaster Casting
Plaster & metal casting for all restoration, copy, repair & dimensional art projects. References. Experienced.
New Paltz
255-8779
★ Advertiser for 10 years
Listed in: Architectural Services, Building Services
Atlas Motor Lodge
Make us your Hudson Valley headquarters. Centrally located at the west side of the Mid Hudson Bridge. Walking distance to the Walkway Over The Hudson, restaurants, Hudson Valley Rail Trail, Highland’s charming village (antique shops, restaurants, entertainment). Easy drives to Marist and Vassar colleges, SUNY New Paltz, Culinary Institute of America, Vallkill and FDR museum, Samuel FB Morse home and museum, wineries, breweries and Hudson Valley estates. Reasonable rates. Free WiFi, long- and short-term rentals.
Bacchus Restaurant, Brewery & Billiards
Open Daily serving Lunch, Dinner, and weekend Brunch. Late-night live music and large billiard room with pool, ping pong, foosball and darts. Over 40 years of hearty food and tasty drinks served in a warm neighborly atmosphere. We are the Hudson Valley’s original craft beer bar, now also brewing our own. Monday-Friday 11am-3am. Saturday and Sunday 10am-3am.
Bagels and Bites
Breakfast and Lunch, and on Wednesdays, Dinner! Breakfast here makes facing the work day easier. Wide selection of fabulous real bagels, variety of spreads, excellent self-serve coffee, teas, breakfast sandwiches to go or stay. For lunch we have a large choice of sandwiches, home made soups, daily specials, & salads. Mon-Sat 6:30am-3pm, Sun 8am-2pm. Cheerful staff & atmosphere.
3497 Route 9W, intersection with Grand St, Highland
845-834-3555
Listed in: Restaurants
Bark Place
Visit our state of the art dog- and cat-boarding facilities and see for yourself—they are clean, comfortable and spacious. We feature Raintree® cat condos, specifically designed for your kitty’s comfort and security. Our grooming facility pampers your pet with natural shampoos and conditioners created for their special needs.
296 Route 299, Highland
845-834-2662
Listed in: Pet Services
Barley & Sons
Contractors and builders since 1924. “Quality for the same price.” New construction. Additions. Renovations. Local references throughout the Hudson Valley.
Bicycle Depot
We are a shop that is committed to selling the best products as well as maintaining the bikes you ride! Rentals, sales, and service. Mountain, road, hybrid and BMX bicycles and all accessories. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Specialized, Redline BMX, & more. Right next to the rail trail!
Listed in: Bicycles
Black Creek Preserve
New parking area.
Route 299, (near N. Riverside Rd.), Highland
Listed in: Area Attractions, Fishing and Kayaking
Blue Sky Ranch
View the Hudson Valley from 13,000 feet! Our skydiving school offers state-of-the-art aircraft and instruction. We’re open seven days a week during the good weather, and weekends in Nov & Dec weather permitting. Experienced skydivers: 255-9538.
Gardiner Airport, Gardiner
255-4033 (school)
★ Advertiser for 22 years
Bob Shepard Highland Landing Park
Hudson River, 46 River Road, Highland
Listed in: Area Attractions, Fishing and Kayaking
Bolder Architecture, PLLC
A full service architecture firm in the beautiful Hudson Valley working with clients to realize their vision for residential and commercial projects, including site planning and landscape design. Architect for the first Zero-net Energy development in America (located in New Paltz), with experience in deep energy retrofits and historic renovations and enhancements. Clients are typically very pleased with the quality, speed, cost, and value of services provided, enjoying the process as well as the final result. Builders, building inspectors, and clients appreciate the clarity of the drawings and the ease of the working relationship. See website for testimonials. David Toder, RA, LEED AP
Listed in: Architectural Services
Brookfield Farm
Very private home decorated in the Shaker spirit of simplicity and grace. On 20 acres in apple country featuring pool, walking trail, gardens, beautiful views & sunsets. Meet our Scottish Highland cattle & chickens. Two suites, each with full, private bath, AC, TV/DVD, fridge, seating & dining area. A delicious, homemade breakfast is delivered to your suite. Close to New Paltz & all area attractions & activities. (Check availability on website)
129 Patura Road, Modena
883-7868 (local)
888-822-7868 (Toll-free)
★ Advertiser for 10 years
Listed in: Accommodations, B&Bs
Bullet Guy
Guns, ammo, transfers, parts & accessories. Rifles, pistols, specializing in AR 15 rifles. Cases. Reloading supplies. Dillon® Precision Supplies. Knives. Please mention this ad.
Listed in: Gun Shop
C. Glasner Design and Associates, LLC
Complete design & home restoration services, including antiques & fine art consultation. From 18th Century to modern styles. Local references. Free initial consultation. Serving the Mid-Hudson Valley
Listed in: Interior Design
CareBnB
Need a manager for your air bnb or short term rental of an apartment, house, or room? Call me, I will put my 25 years in the hospitality business to work for you. I handle your rental from contact to payment, set up and clean up. You don’t have to deal with anything except putting your money in the bank. References.
(845) 901-1275
Listed in: Accommodations, Rental Management
Catskill Mountain Railroad
Check website for rides and activities.
688-7400
Listed in: Area Attractions, History
Chodikee Lake
Car top boat launch, great fishing and birding. Lots of wildlife most seasons.
No. Chodikee Lake Rd., Highland
Listed in: Area Attractions, Fishing and Kayaking
Classical Music, Piano and Violin Lessons
Russian trained classical violinist and pianist. Solo or duet. Reasonable rates, large repertoire, references. Also lessons.
Claudia’s Day Spa Massage & Body Treatments
Relax and be pampered with scrubs, wraps and steam baths. Ease away pain and tension with with Specialty Massages such as Foot Bath Reflexology, Hot Bamboo or Thai Yoga Massage. Evaluated and praised by a Forbes Representative from a five-star spa. Let me share my love of this work with you—and those you love—gift Certificates available. Visit our new website for more information.
Cocoon: Home/Life
Unusual and surprising gifts. Useful objects for every room in your home. Well-designed, functional, and decorative items. Modern baby gifts. Remarkable jewelry. Visit and visualize our offerings in your life. Open seven days.
Listed in: Gifts Shops
Coppola’s La Fantasia Ristorante
The Coppola’s have been serving authentic Italian cuisine for over 55 years. Lunch & dinner 7 days a week from 11:30AM. Come enjoy our huge variety of pasta, chicken, sea food, steak, pizza, salads & the perfect drink to accentuate the subtle flavors we put in every bite. And, there’s always dessert! Plenty of parking. Drop in from Walkway Over the Hudson via Hudson Valley Rail Trail (west side of Route 9W). Catering on & off premises, & separate room available for parties & meetings.
Listed in: Restaurants
CrossFit MidHudson
We cater to all fitness levels–beginner to elite athlete. Whether you want to lose weight or gain muscle, we’ll support you in meeting your goals. Here at CrossFit Midhudson we strive to give you the best possible service by providing excellent coaching and programming. Located in Highland, NY right next to the Hudson Valley rail trail. Our facility provides everything you need to get you to your desired fitness level. CrossFit MidHudson is a community like no other. Come join us . Experience a new you.
Listed in: Physical Fitness
Cruise Planners & Dream Journeys
Marty & Kathe Kraus own & operate this American Express Travel Representative Franchise in New Paltz. Contact us for EXCEPTIONAL service as we help plan YOUR Dream Journey. We’re a full-service agency & can provide you with all your vacation needs. We’re not just cruises! Watch for details of a group leaving for a River Cruise for the famous European Christmas Markets.
Culinarians Home Foundation
Open to the public, it’s “not just for chefs!” Consider this warm, friendly, (and lovely) home for your retirement. Just 12 residents, ages 62 and up, live in this beautiful complex on 400 acres of gorgeous, well-tended land. A gracious staff is available 24/7. All meals prepared on premises & served in a wood-paneled dining room (after all, this was the home of Oscar of the Waldorf). Decorate your room to your taste, travel in your own car, or use our transportation. Large comfortable game and entertainment room, in-house hair dresser and barber. Personal care as needed including medication administration.
Listed in: Retirement Living
Custom Window Treatments
Owner Greg Dawes has been in the design field for 32 years. We specialize in custom draperies, bedding, all kinds of shading, mototized treatments are also available. Commercial & residential. Other services: table pads, interior design service, home staging. We have a in-house contractor for painting, crown moldings, built-in wall units, etc. Visit our website or call us.
845-562-4880
Listed in: Window Treatments
Dolphin Plumbing Inc.
High-quality plumbing and heating services, installations and renovations. Reasonable rates. Expert and friendly service…that will make you FLIP! Fully insured. All work guaranteed. Available 24/7 for emergencies. You are in safe waters with us!
Call to schedule appointment
845-834-2797
Listed in: New Home Services, Plumbing
Donna Halstead Memorial, Heaven Cent Thrift Store
Bargains and Treasures in the center of the hamlet of Highland. Open Tues & Thur Noon to 3 and Sat 10-3pm. Always something interesting! Donations accepted.
Behind Methodist Church, Vineyard Ave, Highland
Listed in: Thrift Stores
Dutchess Overhead Doors
Since 1973, we’ve been providing quality service & installation of overhead doors to homeowners, contractors, architects, & commercial businesses. Let the “only real door company in the Valley” exceed your expectations. M-F 7:30am-5:30pm. Sat 8:30am-12:30pm.
40 Arlington Ave, Poughkeepsie
845-471-1130
★ Advertiser for 11 years
Estate Treasures of Milton
New shop in Milton. Whether it’s Shabby Chic, a one of a kind piece of furniture for your home, or a timeless treasure that turns you on, we can fill your needs! We offer artisan quality painted furniture, home decor, accessories, and custom pet portraits. Consider a gift certificate!
Find us on Facebook
61 Main Street, Milton
845-795-6210
Listed in: Antiques
FirstCare
Walk-In Medical Center.No appointment necessary. Open 8am-7:30pm weekedays. Weekends 10am-4pm
222 Route 299, Highland
845-691-DOCS (3627)
Listed in: Health and Wellness, Medical Services
Fox Hill Bed & Breakfast
Three spacious immaculate rooms, private baths, AC, HDTV, oudoor pool, hot tub, fitness center, flower gardens, Koi pond, Wi-fi. Delicious healthful farm-fresh breakfast menus. Peaceful, private nature-lovers site. Bicycles, minutes to Highland’s HV Rail Trail, Walkway Over The Hudson climbing, canoeing. Close to New Paltz, Poughkeepsie restaurants, CIA, wineries, apple picking.
Listed in: Accommodations, B&Bs
Garvan’s on Huguenot Street
Gastropub dining in the Irish tradition of fine fresh food. Open Tuesday—Sunday, noon to 10pm. Lunch until 4pm, dinner until 10pm. Join us in the tastefully refurbished 1759 Huguenot Street stone house, and celebrate its shared history with the Guiness® company when it first brewed their beer in Ireland. Guiness on tap and many other fine beers. Extensive bar and wines selection. Shaded beer garden overlooking the Shawangunk Mountains. Dining reservations suggested.
On premises catering for all your events. Weddings, Graduations, Birthdays, Anniversaries, Reunions, if it requires a celebration & great dining, we help you plan & we make sure YOU enjoy it as much as your guests. From 20-150 accommodated. Choose from indoor or outdoor venue—or both.
Gourmet Pizza
The finest mouthwatering cheese, savory sauce & a variety of toppings from the classic to the gourmet available on our New York style pizzas. Traditional, stuffed, Sicilian & party pies. Chicken wings, heroes, wraps, burgers, dinners, and more. Dine-in, take out & delivery. Open daily 10:30AM-12AM. Thurs-Sat, open till 4AM. Call for daily specials
68 Main St, New Paltz
255-2666
★ Advertiser for 29 years
Listed in: Restaurants
Handmade & More
Offering gifts for all seasons and all reasons for more than 25 years. Women’s clothing upstairs, expanded children’s section downstairs includes clothing for infants to 4T, books, toys, games, plush, etc. We now carry Vera Bradley®. Free wrap. Lay-away. UPS shipping. Open seven days.
6 North Front Street, New Paltz
255-6277
★ Advertiser for 33 years
Listed in: Clothing and Alterations, Gifts Shops
High Falls Cafe
Great food, Great music, Good times. Family owned and operated since 2005. We are a scratch kitchen, all our dishes made to order with fresh ingredients. Closed Mondays. Open: Tues-Sat 11:30-9pm. Sunday serving breakfast all day from 9am. Full bar with happy hour Tues -Fri 4-7. Live music and dancing weekly. See our website for details.
Listed in: Restaurants
Highland Business Association
Join us to meet the business community of the Highland (Town of Lloyd). Any business paying taxes (school/land) in the town is eligible for membership. One year is $50. Meets for mixers once a month and has separate business meeting once a month. The HBA serves the Town of Lloyd business owners by enhancing the professionalism of its members through regular meetings, seminars and social events. The HBA’s goal is to increase the visibility and profitability of its member companies and people through ongoing marketing of the town’s assets to residents and visitors while encouraging our members to work together for their mutual benefit.
PO Box #1485, Highland 12528
Listed in: Business Services
Highland Pet Resort
The closest thing to “home” for your pets. We provide cage-free boarding for dogs and cats. Doggie daycare. Pet grooming. Training and much more. High quality care at an affordable price. Come for a tour or shop for pet supplies in our store. Open Monday-Saturday 8am-8pm.
133 Baileys Gap Rd, Highland
845-834-3833
Listed in: Pet Services
Historic Huguenot Street
DuBois Fort Visitor Center and Tours. Thur -Mon 10:30am-4:30pm. Exhibits, public programs, library & archives.
88 Huguenot St, New Paltz
255-1660
Listed in: Area Attractions, History
Hudson Ale Works
Just off Route 9W and minutes from Walkway Over the Hudson. Brand new brewery serving fine hand-crafted beers and ales. Open Fri. 5–10, Sat. noon to 10, Sun. noon to 8.
Hudson River Antiques
Charles Glasner. A lifetime of buying and selling quality antiques and fine art in the Hudson Valley. Appraisals, Design Consultations. Single items and entire estates purchased. Open seven days.
Rhinebeck Antiques Emporium, 5229 Albany Post Rd/ (Route 9), Staatsburg
845-527-5859
★ Advertiser for 33 years
Listed in: Antiques
Hudson Valley Rail Trail
West side of the Hudson–Haviland Rd off Rte 9W, just north of Mid Hudson Bridge intersection. Beautiful, paved rail trail takes you past steep rock cuts and beautiful wetlands. Flora, birds, and the occasional red eft (newt). Peaceful and beautiful. 3.6 miles from Walkway to Tony Williams Field.
Enter Haviland, Commercial Ave, Near N. Chodikee Lake at Rotary Pavilion, or Tony Williams Park
Listed in: Area Attractions, Hiking
Hudson Valley Vintage
A unique furniture and decorate paint boutique. Inside you’ll find curated antiques, beautifully restored pieces, and new décor and accessories made with reclaimed materials. Join us for one of our paint workshops where you’ll learn to revive furniture like a pro.
20 Garden Street, Rhinebeck, NY
845-876-2699
Listed in: Antiques
Hurds Family Farm
Join us for fall fun with 20 plus outdoor activities for all ages. Come see what’ NEW! Favorites are bouncy pillow, giant slide, pedal carts, mazes,gem mining, duck derby, cow train ride and funtastic playground. Pot luck veggie, flower and fruit picking. Welcome camps, picnicers, family reunions, schools, youth groups, group homes. Private group campfire site. Please visit our website/facebook for hours, fees, & special events. NEW SUMMER HOURS: Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday 12 am–7pm. Summer hours starting Friday, July 21.
J. McManus & Son, Inc.
Family owned /operated locally for four decades. Residential roofing/siding using Energy Star®materials. Dozens of delighted local references. Fully insured. Free estimates. Custom standing-seam seamless metal roofing including copper & 23 colors & two gauge thicknesses, all Galvalume®. All-shingle roofs. Siding includes fire & rot resistant fiber cement products, wood, & vinyl materials. We install the high-efficiency retrofit roofing system called “cold roof.”Free estimate. Learn about the energy efficiency consumer tax credit on roofing and siding packages. We fabricate and install heavy gauge Galvalume® gutters, as well as 5” & 6” aluminum seamless gutters. Jointed gutters to match materials of metal roofing. Many local references from home & business owners, & builders. Serving the Hudson Valley
Jack’s Meats & Deli
Introducing all-natural Coleman Natural Meats, organically raised beef; no preservatives, no hormones, no antibiotics, all natural, all fresh. Belle & Evans free range chickens—whole or parts. Check our fresh ground turkey, turkey cutlets, turkey sausage, turkey meatballs. Other meats as well. Freezer orders welcomed.
79 Main St, New Paltz
255-2244
★ Advertiser for 26 years
Listed in: Deli and Meats
Jacobs Music Center
Music lessons for all ages, instrument sales and repair, school-band instrument rentals, and much more. Gift certificates avail.
Jenkinstown Antiques
Sanford Levy. Country and formal furniture, paintings and accessories. Buying, selling and appraising antiques and art at this address since 1974. Located four miles south of town on Route 32—just past Locust Lawn Museum. Open weekends, other days by chance, or by appointment.
520 Route 32 South, New Paltz
845-255-4876
845-389-5379 (cell)
★ Advertiser for 33 years
Listed in: Antiques
Jenkinstown Day Spa
Relax, renew, rejuvenate here. Enjoy Hot Stone Therapy, Aromatherapy, Tandem Massage, Deep Tissue, Partner Instruction, Salt Scrubs, Fabulous Feet, Manicures, Facials, and much more. Gift certificates. Enjoy a brookside treatment. Also a great idea for a party. By appointment only.
Listed in: Massage/Spas, Spas/Massage
Jim DeMaio, Agent State Farm® Insurance
Providing insurance & financial services.
Cherry Hill Center, 246 Main Street, Suite 12, New Paltz
255-5180
★ Advertiser for 23 years
Listed in: Insurance and Investments
Jingle Bell
Located on the premises of this original 1790’s salt box is a converted stone and wood barn that is Jingle Bell’s guest quarters. The 30’ by 50’ space has beamed cathedral ceilings, skylights, lovely antiques, fully equipped kitchen, and private bath. Impeccable grounds with an outcrop of rocks at the foot of which is a lovely pool. Breakfast in former Jingle Singer Juli Cristman’s Country Kitchen.
302 Swartekill Rd, Highland
845-255-8458
★ Advertiser for 22 years
Listed in: Accommodations, B&Bs
John Burroughs Woodchuck Lodge
Visit the Lodge! It’s a trip, but worth seeing the “other” John Burroughs site & his grave. Free tours of are offered the first weekend of the month, through October, from 11 to 3. Reservations are not needed. Donations towards the upkeep of the Lodge are gratefully accepted. Learn more at our website.
1633 Burroughs Memorial Road, Roxbury, NY 12474
Listed in: Area Attractions, History
John R. Kirk Planetarium
One-hour programs introduce adults & children to the wonders above us. You and your family will be enthralled, and you’ll learn a lot of science. Reservations must be made online. NO tickets are availabe at the door. Admission is $5. Seniors, SUNY students and children are $4. each. Group rates available. Seating limit is 44.
Listed in: Area Attractions, Educational
Juckas Stables
Horseback riding for all ages! On 117 acres. Beautiful trails. Excellent horses. Birthday parties and other celebrations. Gift certificates available. Celebrating 50 years!
Kushner Studios
Architecture + Design, P.C. Internationally published, award-winning architectural & design practice with offices in NYC & local. Full 25+ year portfolio from renovations, single family residential to large-scale commercial, restaurants and multi-family. Design-Build our specialty. Look forward to the first 3-D concrete printed project in USA by our firm[s]. Coming to Gardiner this Fall. All solutions derived from site specificity & your requirements. See our web site for details. LEED AP Certified.
Listed in: Architectural Services
Lakeside Licks
Mini golf & Kids Golf Leagues. Delicious ice cream. Serving hearty breakfasts & new lunch choices. Ice cream cakes, pies & cupcakes available to help you celebrate any occasion, or just because… Thursdays are Cruise Nite. Tuesdays are Bike Nites. Both 6-9pm. Flea market spaces Sat & Sun. Call ahead for your miniature golf special occasion party!
288 Route 299, Highland, NY
845-691-7080
Lance’s Plumbing Service
Offering a full range of plumbing services. Water systems (pumps & tanks), water heaters, plumbing renovations, new construction, services & repairs— large and small. Local references. Established 1985.
PO Box 1240, New Paltz
255-0028
★ Advertiser for 32 years
Lessons in Piano and Composition
Over thirty years teaching experience. All ages and levels. Studios in New Paltz and Kingston.
Listed in: Education, Music Lessons
Lifetime Learning
Lifetime Learning (LLI) at SUNY New Paltz offers a variety of classes for learners 55 and over. Meet new people and explore new paths of knowledge. Four and eight week sessions available. Fall classes Sept 13–Nov 10. Catalogs available in Aug.
Listed in: Education
Liquid Assets: A History of New York City’s Water System
Reprinted At Last!
Liquid Assets: A History of New York City’s Water System by Diane Galusha.
Available now in an expanded edition by Purple Mountain Press of Fleischmanns. The 300-page book, originally published in 1999 as the definitive history of the development of the Big Apple’s three-century search for water for its millions, now includes a 50-page update detailing the many water- shed protection programs, infrastructure projects, conservation measures and other initiatives that have been added since 1997 when the landmark NYC Watershed Memorandum of Agreement was signed.
The book covers the development of the City’s water system from colonial days to the present, including the displacement of thousands of people and the construction of 24 reservoirs, three primary aqueducts, and several tunnels that today funnel a billion gallons of water each day as much as 120 miles to the faucets of nine million people.
Eight pages of color images are included in this new edition, which appears as the centennial of the introduction of Catskill water to Manhattan approaches.
To order the book on-line, visit www.liquidassetsbook.com. To order by phone and to find out where Liquid Assets is sold, contact the publisher, purple@catskill.net.
Listed in: Books
Looking for Joseph P. McHugh Furniture
Interested in Joseph P. McHugh or Walter J.H. Dudley designed furniture. Vivian Yess Wadlin, e-mail with McHugh in subject line.
845-691-2089
Listed in: Antiques
Louis Yess General Carpentry
Renovations & Additions • Finish Carpentry Kitchen & Bath Remodeling • Decks & Porches Miscellaneous Repairs • General Property Caretaking
Local references
Listed in: Building Services, Home Building and Maintenance
M&J Alterations
General carpentry, specialty plaster work,
decks, additions, miscellaneous repairs. References.
New Paltz
255-8779
★ Advertiser for 10 years
Listed in: Building Services
Main Street Bistro
Voted “Best Breakfast” in Best of the Hudson Valley, Hudson Valley Magazine. Innovative American and Vegetarian cuisine. Our menu features wonderful gourmet breakfasts, homemade soups, unique salads & sandwiches, pasta, burgers, creative entrees, vegan dishes, and much more. Our in-house bakery provides freshly baked breads, muffins, brownies, and other delicious treats. Gluten-free bread available. Extensive beer & wine menu. Mon-Thurs 8am-4 pm. Friday 8am-4pm. Saturday & Sunday 7am-6pm.
Listed in: Restaurants
Mark A. Mahoney Agent State Farm® Insurance
Our agency works with you to manage the risks of everyday life, recover from unexpected events, and realize your dreams by developing a personalized portfolio of insurance and financial services products.
Listed in: Insurance and Investments
Math Tutoring
Math tutoring for college level coursework and adults at any stage. From algebra to calculus to dynamical systems, certification courses to licensing exams, GED to GRE, Leigh Noble, PhD is ready to work with you.
Meadowscent
The most progressive florist in the area carrying local and imported flowers from globally responsible farms. Specializing in making your everyday floral needs an enjoyable, creative experience. Worth the visit. Additional new location: New Paltz.
2356 Route 44-55, Gardiner Gables, Gardiner
255-3866
10 Main Street, New Paltz
★ Advertiser for 12 years
Listed in: Catering and Event Planning, Flowers
Michael Torsone Memorial Funeral Home, Inc.
Family owned and operated since 1928. For total peace of mind, call us.
38 Main, Highland, NY
845-691-2281
Listed in: Funeral Services
Mid-Hudson Music Together
Infants, toddlers, preschoolers and their parents/caregivers make music together in this innovative, research-based music and movement program. Developmentally appropriate and best of all, FUN! Free sample classes – see website for details.
New Paltz, Poughkeepsie, Millbrook, Stone Ridge, Beacon
Listed in: Education
Mid-Hudson Professional Offices
Don’t need office space full-time? Rent an office in Highland by the hour in a beautiful 1890 Victorian House. Includes wireless internet service, telephone w/ private voice mail, copier, fax, furniture, conference room and more. Only $20 per hour, less for full-day weekly or monthly rentals. Offices are spacious and bright and can accommodate groups or serve as break out rooms. Just off Route 9W north of Mid-Hudson bridge and convenient to Thruway. Plenty of parking; by restaurants/banks.
20 Milton Ave. (Rtes. 44/55)
845-691-4570
Listed in: Business Services
Mountain Brauhaus Restaurant
Celebrating more than 60 Years! Sauerbraten, Wiener Schnitzel, hamburgers & sandwiches, plus creative weekly specials including fresh fish, vegetarian and vegan dishes made with local produce. Located at the intersection of Routes 44/55 & 299, just below the Shawangunk cliffs. Open 11:30am, closed Monday & Tuesday.
Rte 44-55 & Rte 299, Gardiner
255-9766
★ Advertiser for 33 years
Listed in: Restaurants
Mountain Meadows B&B
Beautiful grounds & panoramic view of mountains and Mohonk Tower provide backdrop for this contemporary bed and breakfast. Lounge in our outdoor pool in summer, hot tub, or by the fireside. Play pool or a variety of lawn games. Wonderful hiking, biking, climbing, golf, cross-country skiing, antiquing within minutes. Central air. Smoke-free environment. Full breakfast w/home-baked goods.
★ Advertiser for 26 years
Listed in: Accommodations, B&Bs
Mountain Tree Care
A different kind of tree service focusing on tree preservation. As a “Certified Arborist” with 30 years of experience I will show you how we can solve tree issues, reduce hazard, and beautify your landscape all in one visit Fully insured.
845-255-8741
★ Advertiser for 10 years
Listed in: Tree Service
MultiMedia Service Center
Do you have irreplaceable home movies, pictures or slides? Don’t let those treasures fade away! Let us convert them to long-lasting DVDs. Have copies made for gifts. All work performed on premises. Local references. Competitive prices. Fast turn-around.
New Paltz Eye Care
Dr. Elinor B. Descovich, Optometrist
• Eye Examinations • Contact Lenses • No Line Bifocals • Prescriptions Filled
New Location in Dedrick’s Pharmacy Plaza
Listed in: Eye Care
New Paltz Golf Course
Nine-hole Hal Purdy design. Director of Golf/PGA professional Larry Furey. Foot Golf. Events. Facilities.
215 Huguenot Street, New Paltz
845-255-8282
Listed in: Golf
P&G’s Restaurant/Bar
Join us at our “cornerstone” where people have been having fun for almost 100 years. We serve a variety of lunch and dinner specials including fresh seafood, pasta dishes, and ribs. Children’s menus, too. And of course, Stormy’s Famous Chili, great soups, salads, & other specialties. Take-out, too.
91 Main St, New Paltz
255-6161
★ Advertiser for 33 years
Listed in: Restaurants
Painting Standard
Affordable – On Schedule – Quality
Fall/Summer reservations
Free estimates
Local references
Professional, neat, polite and thorough
Call Joe
835-527-1252
Listed in: Building Services, Painters
Quality Cleaners of Highland
Dry Cleaning. Laundry Service. Wash and fold service. Tailoring, leather cleaning, wedding gowns cleaned and preserved.Fine alterations by Italian-trained seamstress. M-F 8-6, Sat 9-4. Free on-street parking. New owners, Paul & Gina Hansut.
50 Vineyard Ave, Highland
845-691-6183
Listed in: Clothing and Alterations, Dry Cleaning and Laundromats
Quatrefoil
Building design, maintance. Renovations and new construction. Local references.
845-773-9234
Restaino Design
Restaino Design creates landscape architectural work that reflects the unique character and scenic quality of the Hudson Valley and Catskill Mountain region. We focus on projects that will enhance, preserve, and protect environmental resources as well as provide enjoyment and beauty for those who experience them.
Listed in: Landscaping and Yardcare, Yard Care
Rhinebeck Antique Emporium
A 7,000 sq ft antique mall between Hyde Park & Rhinebeck. Changing inventory includes furniture, jewelry, silver, porcelain, oriental rugs & lighting. Appraisal services & estate liquidations including auctions. The destination for decorators, designers, & collectors to find unique and beautiful treasures. Sign our guest book to be added to our email for special announcements.
Listed in: Antiques
Rodeway Inn & Suites
Renovated, and redecorated rooms. No smoking rooms available. Sound-proofed rooms & quiet countryside assure a comfortable, restful night. Phones; color TV; 3 min to NYS Thruway; 10 min Mid-Hudson Bridge and Walkway Over The Hudson.
601 Main Street/Rte 299, 1 mile east of Exit 18 NYST-way, New Paltz
883-7373
1-800-4-CHOICE
★ Advertiser for 21 years
Rondout Valley Business Association
Active association focused on enhancing the economic & social opportunities of those who work in, live in, & visit the Rondout Valley. Informative monthly meetings/mixers, activities (Jennie Bell Pie Festival, Rondout Valley Garden Tour) & the new RondoutValleyGuide.com. Comprehensive member services, insurance, discounts. Join today and enjoy the benefits!
Listed in: Business Services
Rusk, Wadlin, Heppner & Martuscello, LLP
General civil practice. Two locations.
255 Fair St, Kingston
331-4100
331-6930 (Fax)
Listed in: Legal Services, Real Estate
Russo’s Italian Deli
Family owned and operated in the heart of New Paltz. Open Mon -Sat 9am -7pm, Sun 9am – 3pm. Closed Tuesdays. Imported meats & cheeses, catering, prepared foods, gourmet coffees, hot breakfast, specialty sandwiches, house-made bread & Gluten Free breads. In-door & outdoor seating.
164 Main Street, (Corner of So. Oakwood), New Paltz
845-255-1485
Listed in: Deli and Meats, Restaurants
Sal’s Place
Lunch Served Daily. Offering a Variety of Pub Fare Dinner Served Thurs.-Sat. 5PM on. Specializing in Italian-American Cuisine. Monday Nights 40–cent Wings, Many Sauces to Choose from. Happy Hour Monday-Friday 2-6PM with $5.00 Appetizers & $2.00 Pints Domestic Beers. Sunday – Fun Day: Come Out & Support Your Favorite Team with Our NFL & All Sports Package. Our Bar Is Outfitted to Feed Your Sports Cravings Year Round. Catering for Any Occasion Onsite or Offsite call us at 845-691-7257
From a small affair or backyard pig roast to a large corporate event or wedding, our trained professional staff serves the Hudson Valley and beyond. Our fleet of cookers (including The Holstein-Maxi Chicken- Beef & Rib cooker) can roast 12 pigs, and countless tender beer can chickens in record time, all while grilling numerous burgers, hot dogs & more!! We accommodate large corporate events, weddings, fund-raisers, family functions, retreats, and reunions. Catering menu offers a large variety of choices for off premise functions from a simple birthday party, graduations, anniversary parties and large group picnics. Remember, you can also order trays of food for pick up or delivery to your location. See website for menu ideas and other information, or call us!
Sawyer Savings Bank
The neighborly way to bank. Business banking. Business lending. Personal banking. Residential Lending. First time homebuyer lender. Electronic banking.
Route 9W, Highland
Listed in: Banking
Seakill Custom Homes
Custom Homes • Design Services • Historic Restorations
Serving the Hudson Valley for more than 40 years. ENERGY STAR® qualified products. New York ENERGY STAR® Certified Homes. Built with quality, care, & craftsmanship.
★ Advertiser for 21 years
Listed in: Building Services, New Home Services
Senate House Museum
Group tours year-round, must be scheduled in advance. Regular hours on website.
296 Fair Street, Kingston
Listed in: Area Attractions, History
Slabsides & Sanctuary New Hiking Trails
New hiking trails at Burroughs’ Slabsides.
Burroughs Drive, off Floyd Ackert Road (261 Floyd Ackert Road), West Park
Listed in: Area Attractions, Hiking
St. Augustine’s One More Time Thrift Shop
Featuring clothing, toys, jewelry, books and household items. Tues & Thurs 1-3pm and Sat. 10am-1pm. Weekly sales. Donations accepted.
55 Main St, Basement of the church, Highland
845-691-7673
Listed in: Thrift Stores
Stonegate B&B
A 19th Century Victorian in a peaceful village setting with large lawn and mature trees. Located near the Mid-Hudson Bridge, Hudson Valley attractions and colleges (Vassar, Marist, New Paltz). Four guest rooms each with private bath, TV/VCR, AC and queen size beds. Rooms tastefully decorated and restored: Room with fireplace available. Breakfast served in dining room.
★ Advertiser for 17 years
Listed in: Accommodations, B&Bs
Stuart A. Weiss, Jr. Attorney at Law
• Real Estate Transactions • Vehicle and Traffic Law • General Practice Appointments at your convenience including evenings and weekends.
845-691-3994
★ Advertiser for 17 years
Listed in: Legal Services
Tailoring and Design by Pranit
ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS, AND DESIGN WORK Licensed Tailor and dress maker from Thailand with 19 years experience. No job too small and no job too big!! Shop Hours – 9 am to 6 pm, Monday thru Friday. Sat & Sun by appointment. Call Pranit.
111 Weeds Mill Road, Highland
845-475-6889
Listed in: Clothing and Alterations
Tantillo’s Farm Market
Flowers, plants, produce, gifts, home cooked foods, ice cream, Rafialla’s Fruit Pies, and more!
730 Rte 208, Gardiner
255-6196
★ Advertiser for 25 years
Listed in: Farm Markets
Teri Condon Gardensmith Design
Design, planting, and consultation for original gardens since 1985. Landscape design services available, portfolio on request.
845-255-8124
★ Advertiser for 16 years
Listed in: Landscaping and Yardcare, Yard Care
Terwilliger House Museum
Noon-3pm and by appointment, Wed, Fri & Sat . Exhibits, reference & local geneaology.
Listed in: Area Attractions, History
The 1850 House and Tavern
A historic 12-room boutique inn centrally located near many attractions including antiques, museums, arts & crafts, the Mohonk Preserve and the Shawangunk Wine Trail. Only 90 miles from NYC, we are easily accessible by bus, train or car. Call 7am – 10pm.
Listed in: Accommodations, B&Bs
The Alternative Baker
100% scratch, small-batch, hand-made baked items using fresh butter & shell eggs, local milk; plus all sorts allergy-friendly options–plus vegan items. All veggie (vegan soups plus made to order sandwiches on our in-house breads. Egg sandwich special still winning rave reviews. Custom Wedding Cakes. All natural ingredients. Full service bakery.Thurs -Monday at 7 am–Closed Tues and Wed. Free WiFi.
★ Advertiser for 13 years
The Bicycle Rack
Serving cyclists since 1974. Our friendly staff can perform expert repairs on all makes/models of bicycles. We stock bikes of all kinds: Mountain, Road, BMX, Hybrid & more. See our huge selection of parts & accessories in stock. Spend more time riding, less time waiting. NEW for winter is our indoor cycling center. Come out of the cold & take a ride. Located next to The Bakery.
★ Advertiser for 33 years
Listed in: Bicycles
The Hudson Valley Financial Group
As your Financial Advisors, we can help you define and strive to meet your goals by delivering a vast array of resources to you in the way that we believe is most appropriate for how you invest and what you want to achieve. Investment products and services are offered through Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Network, LLC (WFAFN). The Hudson Valley Financial Group is a separate entity from WFAFN. Member FINRA/SIPC
Listed in: Insurance and Investments
The Inn at Twaalfskill
Beautifully restored village Victorian on the charming Twaalfskill Creek in Highland, NY. All rooms with luxurious private baths, authentic period antiques, modern conveniences. Walk to village, antiques, museums, restaurants. Walk to Walkway Over The Hudson. Near New Paltz & MH Bridge.
Listed in: Accommodations, B&Bs
The Knaus Gallery & Wine Bar
Fine art gallery displaying graphic art, sculpture and pottery by New York State Artists. We serve fine wine and craft beer, paired with small plates and artisanal cheeses, utilizing local products whenever possible. Join us for our Grand Opening Weekend, Dec. 16-18, for Wine & Cheese Pairing Specials and Holiday Gift Shopping. Wednesday-Sunday, 11:30 AM-9 PM
76 Vineyard Avenue, Highland, NY
845-834-3144
The National Purple Heart Hall of Honor
Collecting, preserving, and sharing stories of all Purple Heart recipients. This inspiring site should be visited at least once in your life to honor the men and women who served in the name of liberty. Not far from Washington’s HQ in Newburgh and the New Windsor Contonment where his troops stayed. What a great way to spend a day withyour family this year. Go to websites for hour and directions.
Listed in: Area Attractions, History
Total Clean Ups
One item or an entire house. Cheaper than dumpsters! Contractors and realtors welcome. Free local metal pick-up. Let us clean up your yard, garage, business site, or rental properties. Local references. Call Sal Sorbello today.
845-242-3423 (cell)
845-691-6095 (office)
Town of Lloyd Historical Preservation Society
Speakers programs. Check website for monthly programs Sept-May, and for special events such as 2016 Hudson River History Cruises in Spring Send your email address to viv@abouttown.us to be included in regular updates on many local history programs for Ulster County. Put “History Buff” in the subject line, please.
Listed in: Area Attractions, History
Tuthilltown Art Gallery
A fine art gallery located adjacent to the Tuthilltown Distillery exhibiting oil paintings , pastels and drawings by Ron Schaefer depicting landscape , still life , vernacular architecture and industrial subject matter. Hours: Fri—Sun 12:00—8:00 pm and by Appointment
Ulster County Fair
This fair’s history started in 1886, and has been a family event promoting agriculture and fun all those years. Early August. Head for their website to see the line up!
Listed in: Area Attractions, Educational
Ulster County Tourism Office
The Ulster County Tourism office is a great resource for travelers interested in learning more about the County. The office has helpful guides, brochures and maps, as well as exhibits.
Kingston Heritage Visitors Center, 20 Broadway, Kingston, NY 12401
845-340-3566
Ulster Savings Bank
Locations Throughout the Hudson Valley. New Branch: Lake Katrine
866-440-0391
1571 Ulster Avenue, Lake Katrine 12484
845-336-4835
Listed in: Banking
Underground Coffee & Ales
Specialty coffee. Craft Beer. Food. Cider. Wine. Live Music
74 Vineyard Ave, Highland, NY
Unison Arts
Ongoing Classes.
• Qigong for Seniors: Mondays 11am
• Qigong: Tuesdays 5:30pm
• Life Drawing: Tuesdays & Thursdays 7:30pm, alternate Saturdays 10am
Listed in: Area Attractions, Classes and Education
Van Deusen House Antiques
Country & formal furnishings, early china, glass, orientals, paper ephemera. Tools (a specialty). Dealers and browsers welcome. Large stock, personal service. Located in the 18th century landmark district. Always open if we’re home. Call to be sure. Evenings by appointment. Jonathan & Iris Oseas
59 Main Street, (2 blocks off Route 209), Hurley, NY
845-331-8852
Listed in: Antiques
Village Antique Center of Hyde Park
Enjoy a wonderful experience, visit us and feast your eyes on our many treasures: Furniture, chandeliers, paintings, jewelry, glass, outdoor accessories, collectibles and more. Styles from Country, to formal, to modern. We’re a 15 dealer shop and we are fun… hope to see you soon. Open 7 days, from 10am-5pm.
4321 Route 9 (Albany Post Road), Hyde Park
845-229-6600
Listed in: Antiques
Volunteer Firemen’s Mus.
Call for recorded hours and events.
265 Fair Street, Kingston
845-338-1247
Listed in: Area Attractions, History
Wagon Wheels Deli
Our Unique Style of Catering is tailored to your event, any size any budget. We have a wide variety of choices in our Catering Menu, or adapte it to your own personal tastes. Proprietors, Mike & Christine Renus, well assist you in making your occasion a memorable one whether its on Premise Catering, BBQ’s, Corporate, Weddings, or any other Special Occasion. Daily specials for take out dinners, and great breakfasts here or on the run. 10% discount w/ this ad.
3739-3743 Rte. 9W, Highland
691-6975
Walkill Valley Rail Trail
From Gardiner through New Paltz, Rosendale over the Wallkill, and the Rondout all the way to Kingston. 16 miles.
Gardiner: Off Rte 44/55. New Paltz: Base of Main St. Rosendale: At entrance of bridge behind St. Peter’s Church.
Gardiner, New Paltz, Rosendale
Listed in: Area Attractions, Hiking
Walkway Over The Hudson
1.25 miles long, 212’ above the Hudson. From the west side of the Hudson use Haviland Road off Rte 9W, just north of Mid Hudson Bridge intersection.
Haviland Road, Highland
Listed in: Area Attractions, Hiking
Wallkill River
Can enter in Gardiner/New Paltz/Esopus
Gardiner, New Paltz, Esopus
Listed in: Area Attractions, Fishing and Kayaking
Wallkill View Farm Market
Farm-fresh produce, on-site bakery, gifts galore, large selections of plants & landscaping supplies, and a friendly, eager-to-please staff make shopping here a pleasure in every season. Landscaping materials. 9am-6:30pm, 7 days
Rte 299 West, New Paltz
255-8050
★ Advertiser for 33 years
Listed in: Farm Markets, Yard Care
Wallpaper Installation By Peter Goodman
Highest-quality wallpaper installation. Over thirty-years experience in NYC metro area and the Hudson Valley. Skilled in all types of wall covering. References on request. Insured.
Listed in: Wallpapering
Water Street Antique Center
4,200 sq. ft. multi-dealer antique center. Antiques, primitives, vintage. 7 days. Surrounded by other interesting shops.
10 Main Street, Water St. Market, New Paltz
★ Advertiser for 12 years
Listed in: Antiques
Whitecliff Vineyard and Winery
Visit us for handcrafted wines that stand out both at home in the Hudson Valley, and on the world stage. We won “Best White Wine In Show” in the 2010 San Francisco International Wine Competition, beating 1300 wines from 27 countries. Enjoy our friendly Tasting Room, 26-acre vineyard, beautiful deck and spectacular view of the Shawangunk Cliffs. Daily, June thru Oct: Sun – Fri: 11:30-5:30 Sat: 11 to 6
Listed in: Breweries and Wineries, Wineries and Breweries
Women’s Studio Workshop
Fascinating programs. Bookbinding, paper making, nature drawing, paper marbleizing, faux finishes, & much more. Schedule ob website. Studio space available. Consults on projects. Fun, educational.See listings in calendar of events.
Listed in: Area Attractions, Educational
