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April 2021
Gardiner Library Walking Club for Seniors
Meet in the upper parking lot at the library. Meets every Thursday, weather permitting Want to get some fresh air meet new people, all while getting some exercise? Join the club! Contact Nicole at nlane@rcls.org for more information. gardinerlibrary.org or the library’s Facebook page.
Find out more »People’s Place Food Pantry
Open Monday thru Friday, 10am to 1pm. at 17 St. James St, Kingston. Donations of fresh and shelf-stable foods are being accepted.
Find out more »Lasdon Park to Hold First Annual Enchanted Garden Show
The magic continues outside of the Conservatory! All visitors will receive a brochure with their ticket, which maps out various collections within the park that visitors can explore. This new exhibit will provide families with an exciting outing and horticulture enthusiasts with ideas for their own gardens.” The inaugural exhibit “The Magic of Spring” features over 200 plant species including Cherry, Lime, Lemon and Grapefruit Trees, Norfolk Island Pines, ferns, pothos, philodendrons, daffodils, tulips, hyacinths, pansies and ranunculus. With hand-made…
Find out more »Drop in Earth Day Celebration at Sam’s Point
Join Sam’s Point staff in appreciating our Earth and learning how we can make our planet a better place. Drop-in to a staffed, education station to learn all about pollinator gardens, play a nature-based scavenger hunt and much more! Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian over the age of 18. All participants must wear face coverings or keep a minimum of six-foot distance away from others who are not part of their immediate household. Pre-registration is NOT…
Find out more »‘Ukrainian Railroad Ladies’ Art Exhibit
Featuring the work by Photographer Sasha Maslov. This body of work features Ukrainian rural and suburban landscapes where the exteriors of railroad houses play a prominent role. Held in the Walt Meade Gallery this display will run through May 8th. Gallery hours: Tues - Sat, 10am - 3pm, and by appointment. Free admission. roxburyartsgroup.org call 607-325-7908.
Find out more »Kathy Goodell: Infra-Loop, Selections 1994—2020
A survey exhibition of the artist Kathy Goodell, across painting, drawing, and sculpture. Show exhibits through 7/11. Gallery hours: Wednesday through Sunday, 11am-5pm.
Find out more »Exhibit: Lewis Hine, Child Labor Investigator
Hine captured 1000s of photos that ultimately helped persuade the public and lawmakers to create new regulations to protect children. Show exhibits through 7/11. Gallery hours: Wednesday through Sunday, 11am-5pm.
Find out more »DIRT: Inside Landscapes
Artwork on display—from Hudson River School works to contemporary—shows a range of artists’ relationships with the local land.
Find out more »Creating a Garden for Pollinators – Virtual Talk
This program emphasizes native plant species that expand your ability to meet the most diverse pollinator needs. Register online or call.
Find out more »Visions: Real & Imagined
Featuring Mark Beard, David Konigsberg, Frank Faulkner, David Dew Bruner, and photography by David Seiler
Find out more »Grand Opening: Shakespeare’s Fulcrum Gallery in Hudson
A new art gallery and performance space is slated to open this spring. Shakespeare’s Fulcrum, a gallery previously located in downtown NYC in the 1990s, will re-emerge as an Art Centre: a self-curating art gallery, a 2800 square foot performance space and a cultural destination in the heart of Hudson. The gallery will be helmed by renowned artist Terry Fugate-Wilcox. At 6pm, a courtyard cocktail reception open to the public. Located at 612 Warren Street in Hudson.
Find out more »Spring Photography Classes Ages 7+
After-school classes, weekends, private & semi-private lessons, scout & family workshops and summer intensives. All levels welcomed!
Find out more »Virtual Kids Yoga with Hari Prakaash – via Zoom
Every Thursday @ 4pm through September 2nd.
Find out more »Vegetable Gardening for Beginners
Covering everything you need to know to start a vegetable garden from scratch. You’ll learn where to site your garden, how to prepare the soil, which vegetables to grow, and when to plant what. Information will be provided by experienced, local gardeners along with tips and tricks to help you launch your garden for maximum success! Presented by Cindy Muro from Grow Well Kingston and the Kingston Library This event is part of the Library of Local project.
Find out more »Gretchen Primack–Virtual Book Launch
Join poet Gretchen Primack, in conversation with Nickole Brown, as she reads from and discusses her new book, "Kind."
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