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June 2021
NJCC Go Time
Offered every Monday, Wednesday, & Friday morning from 10 am - 12 pm for small groups (members only). All participants must pre-register at least 24 hours in advance by calling 845-561-6602 or emailing visitnewburghjcc@gmail.com.
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 »“New Work” Exhibit
Featuring Alaina Enslen, Jeanette Fintz, Anne Francey, and Jenny Nelson. Open daily 11-5pm; Tuesdays by appointment.
Find out more »Historic Huguenot Street
Tours, which will last approximately one hour, will take place three times a day: 10:30am, 12 and 2:30pm. Tour capacity is currently restricted to four registrants. Info: info@huguenotstreet.org. Reservations: huguenotstreet.z2systems.com/np/clients/huguenotstreet/eventRegistration.jsp?event=2349.
Find out more »Our Summer Story in the Catskills
Summer is filled with memories in the making. We invite you to "Our Summer Story" in the Catskills.
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 »Live Acoustic with Marji Zintz
Acoustic music.
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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 »The Gardiner Library Virtual YA Book Club – via ZOOM
The club for ages 13 and older meets the third Monday of each month. Registration is required before each session by contacting Carolyn Thorenz at cthorenz@rcls.org to receive the Zoom link. For more information, please visit the Gardiner Library website or Facebook page. Info: publicrelations@gardinerlibrary.org; 845-255-1255
Find out more »Virtual Gentle Yoga Class
Mondays, 7pm & Wednesday 9am. Fee $4.
Find out more »Bedtime Stories with a Librarian – via Facebook
Christina Davis, library staff member and Woodland Playhouse Principal, will read a story in the evening on Sundays and Mondays. On Tuesdays she will be telling oral stories and original stories. Tune in on FB Live – Go to the Phoenicia Library FB page and wait for the story to start. Please let us know if you have any questions – just use FB messenger. All are welcome! To view this live, visit the Phoenicia Library FaceBook page - facebook.com/pg/phoenicia.library/events/
Find out more »Gentle Yoga with Kathy
Suggested donation of $4 per class. You can make your donation by PayPal or by check mailed to the library. If you're not able to pay, we would still like you to join the class, any donations are very much appreciated to keep the class going. Register for each class using the link below.
Find out more »Pollinators Lighting Up the Mid-Hudson Bridge June 21-27
To commemorate National Pollinator week, the Mid-Hudson Bridge between Poughkeepsie and Highland will be draped in 27,000 orange and yellow lights in honor of pollinators. Pollinators play a vital role in our lives and all that they do for us and the plants that rely on them. They provide one-third of all the foods we eat, including the really important ones like chocolate, vanilla and coffee; not to mention apples, blueberries and even the silage that cows need to provide…
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