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October 2021
Lokasparśa Dance Projects Presents This is For Now
Journey with the ensemble of five dancers through recently developed material that transports us collectively into this present moment.
Find out more »Ghostly Gallop Virtual 5k and Library Fundraiser
Support the Hudson Area Library and compete in our 21st annual - and 2nd virtual - Ghostly Gallop 5k! Visit ghostlygallop.info to register, then run or walk a 5K between October 16 and 31, and submit your time on the Ghostly Gallop website. The fastest men and women runners will receive a Cranna Cup, the traditional trophy for the race’s top finishers. Every participant will receive a free t-shirt, and prizes will also be awarded to the individuals and teams…
Find out more »Historic Red Hook’s 2021 Cemetery Crawl
Join us for a month-long cemetery crawl through the many hauntingly beautiful graveyards that cover the villages and countryside. Participants can compete for prizes by taking part in our scavenger hunt across five, historically significant Red Hook graveyards. While hunting, hear the stories of the graveyards’ residents in our self-guided walking tours. while the scavenger hunt and walking tour can be done on your own time all month. The scavenger hunt and self-guided tours available at historicredhook.org/cemeterycrawl. October 30th: Closing…
Find out more »Fall for Art 25th Anniversary Virtual Show
Fall for Art, the primary community fundraiser for the Jewish Federation of Ulster County, will celebrate 25 years with its 2021 Juried Art Show and Sale. This event showcases and supports the talented artists of the Hudson Valley. Held through Oct. 29. Proceeds from this silver anniversary event support Federation causes, the participating artists, and local not-for-profits including Circle of Friends for the Dying, LGBTQ, Food Bank of the Hudson Valley, Jewish Family Services, Oncology Support Program and People’s Place.…
Find out more »Free Individual Medicare Counseling
The open enrollment period is Oct 15-Dec 7. Enroll in a Medicare plan, or change or drop your current plan. Call the Office for the Aging and ask to make an appointment with Peggy Eifler 845-340-3456.
Find out more »Early Voting for November General Election: Oct 23rd-31st
Now before every election event any registered voter will have the ability to vote early at any convenient Early Voting Center. When you get to the Early Voting location, you will check in to vote, receive your ballot and vote as in any other election. Voting during Early Voting is the same as election day, but if you do decide to vote early you are not eligible to vote on election day. Visit the website below for locations and times…
Find out more »Fall Leaf Pick Up in New Paltz
The New Paltz Highway Department will begin leaf pickup on Monday, October 25. Residents must put leaves in piles on the shoulder of the road just off the blacktop. Leaf piles must only be leaves with no brush mixed in as it breaks the machine. Brush will not be picked up. No bagged leaves will be picked up. All roads in the Town will be serviced multiple times until leaf piles are gone or the first big snow. For additional…
Find out more »Open World: The Paintings of Simon Tosky
Simon Tosky summons spirits. Spontaneously, through paint, these spirits mutate into exuberant, comical, and haunting characters.
Find out more »Sixth Biennial Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition: “Not Just One Thing”
The exhibit showcases Wilderstein’s remarkable landscape and history through site-responsive installations. The featured artists experiment not only with unexpected materials but also unusual scale and unfamiliar viewing modes to refocus our attention on the location, history, and ecology of Wilderstein. Free and open to the public daily through October 31.
Find out more »Cunneen-Hackett Arts Center Presents Photographer Dave King in the Hallway Art Gallery
The Dave King exhibit features scenic photographs of the Hudson Valley and The Donna Faranda exhibit features pointillist paintings that explore the female psyche. Visit the org website for gallery hours & more info. Visit the website for gallery hours & further info.
Find out more »Indoor – Pickleball Returns
Only groups of 6 players will be allowed in the gym. Must RSVP to reserve your spot by calling 561-6602. Pickleball schedule is Monday: 1 - 4 pm & 6 -9 pm; Tuesday & Thursday, 9 am - 12 pm, 1 - 4 pm & 6 -9 pm. Sundays 9:00 am to 12:00 pm.
Find out more »Poughkeepsie’s Waterfront Market
The market offers a wide range of farm-fresh greens and vegetables, fruit, herbs, apples, cider, baked goods, eggs, poultry, vegetable plant starts, prepared food and more. Returning vendors include: Maynard Farms (fruits and vegetables), Lasher Meadows (eggs and poultry), J & J Farms (vegetables), the Educated Chef (sourdough breads), Queen City Cakes (bundt cakes and cookies), Dutchess Outreach’s Mobile Market (fruits and vegetables), Spice Beast (protein-enhanced spice blends) and Chef Stef (prepared food). Held in the Pavilion every Monday 3-…
Find out more »Tai Chi (in person weather-permitting)
Vince Sauter will teach you how to lower stress and keep calm with Tai Chi.
Find out more »Marji Zintz
Rescheduled live-streaming a whole bunch of tunes. Watch it on MarjiZintz.US (via Youtube).
Find out more »Writers Night with Liliana Franco
A six-week workshop where we will explore in depth, six different elements of fiction writing.
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