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October 2020
Grab & Go Trick or Treat Stations
Children and their parents are invited to visit any or all five trick or treat stations in the Village of New Paltz while they are out and about in their costumes. Each station will be decorated and handing out small goodie bags with Halloween candies while supplies last. Volunteers will be following required safety protocols. Children, parents, and community members who approach the stations will need to be wearing appropriate face covering/mask and practice social distancing. Locations include: 1. New…
Find out more »Drive-through Spooktacular Treating
The City of Newburgh is partnering with the Newburgh Armory Unity Center for a contact-less drive-through event! Pre-made bags of candy and treats will be handed out from 12pm-2pm, at the Larkin Center, to children 16 years of age and under. The event will accommodate those who wish to drive or walk to get their Halloween treats. Participants should beware of spooky surprises that may lurk (safely and distanced) from the shadows. Everyone is encouraged to dress up and decorate…
Find out more »Brunel Scultpure Garden presents Jordan’s Cross
An interactive outdoor event featuring new work by acclaimed filmmaker Brian Paccione Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit, Open Studio, & Short Film Screening. Admission is pay-what-you-want but guests are highly encouraged to make a suggested donation of $10 to The Friends of Brunel Park, an organization that maintains the Brunel Sculpture Garden. The funds raised at this event will specifically support the restoration and repair of Brunel’s culturally and historically invaluable sculptures. Guests are encouraged to bring chairs or a picnic blankets…
Find out more »HALLOWEEN at Unison: Sugar Skulls, Stories & Songs
Sugar Skull Workshop for Kids: 2pm–3pm. Scary Stories & Songs: 3pm–4:30pm
Find out more »Woodstock Fire Department’s Halloween Drive-through Event
Join Woodstock Fire Companies 1, 3 and 4 as they hand out candy on Halloween, Oct 31, 2020. Each fire company will have a drive through from 3:00pm go 5:00pm where members of the community can receive candy at this safe and physically distanced event. We hope to see you at one or all of our candy stops. Woodstock Fire Co 1 Woodstock 242 Tinker Street Woodstock Fire Co 3 Lake Hill 4123 Route 212 Woodstock Fire Co 4 (Children…
Find out more »Esopus Fire Department’s Trunk-Or-Treat
Safe, spooktacular afternoon of Halloween fun! This is a BY RESERVATION ONLY event as we have limited spots -3:00pm-4:00pm Set-Up -4:00pm-5:30pm Treating -Bring your own candy to hand out -Anticipate a quick health screening upon check-in including temperature taking -Masks are required at all times -Contest and Prizes will be awarded for Scariest and Most Creative trunks! To reserve your spot please email Halloween@esopusfd.com with your last name, phone number and the make/model of your vehicle to be decorated *No…
Find out more »Spooktacular Time – Thrive-thru Trick or Treat at Argos Animal Hospital
A drive by socially distanced Trick-or-treat! Happy Halloween! Since so many activities are up in the air...We decided to have a Swing in to our parking lot with your kids (human or furry!) and get some goodies! As long as you say: Trick or Treat! Have some fun with us! While staying safely in your car, in costume! Event starts at 4 pm and will continue until 5pm. Please wear masks. **Everyone is welcome**' Please RSVP - https://www.facebook.com/events/621831758702898/
Find out more »7th Annual Halloween Bash
Halloween Bash- all are welcome. Please have a face mask and practice social distancing. we will.have treats for everyone!
Find out more »Art Opening at Phoenicia Arts & Antiques
Featuring the works by Robert Bitts Opening October 31 5-7 pm; Gallery hours: Thurs- Mon 10-6 pm Show will run through December Info: (845) 688-0021
Find out more »Explore the Hudson After Dark
Aboard a 100% Solar Powered Boat Built by the Hudson River Maritime Museum! Come aboard lantern-lit Solaris for this special after-dark program. Explore the river by searchlight and listen to legends and lore of the Hudson River from the pages of Washington Irving or straight from newspaper headlines of centuries past. Rates: Adult (13-61): $25 Senior (62+): $22 Child (6-12): $20 Please note: this cruise is not recommended for children under age 6. For tickets, visit www.hrmm.org/all-boat-tours
Find out more »Hurley Heritage Society’s Virtual Autumn Auction 2020
Featuring a range of unique and special pieces of art, jewelry, antiques, collectables, many reflective of local Hurley heritage, as well as golf lessons, home-delivered gourmand meals, and so much more! This year’s auction will be held online, with items displayed with descriptions. Bids may be placed through a simple online registration. All auction items may be viewed when bidding at the HHS website www.hurleyheritagesociety.org. Auction will be active until November 14th. Autumn Auction 2020 is a benefit program of…
Find out more »Poetry Reading & Open Mic Night
Read your own poems and/or those of your favorite Poets! Hosted by, Laura Lonshein Ludwig. Readings are held the last Saturday of every month. All poets, writers and musicians of all ages welcome. Info: 845-246-5775.
Find out more »Haunted History Tour – Live, Virtual and Safe
Theatre on the Road and the Old Dutch Church team up for this tour! On the tour, guests meet Calvert Vaux, an architect who designed New York’s Central Park and many of the Hudson Valley’s finest residences. Visitors will also witness the banter between Sadie and Elsie Reher, two sisters whose family owned a bakery on the Rondout. Jenny Hasbrouck, an enslaved person who took her own freedom, will make an appearance, along with Benjamin and Becky Low a couple…
Find out more »Double Dare Drive-In: Back to Back Classics Fundraiser
Films screened every 7pm/8:30pm, Friday & Saturdays through October 31st. Tickets: $7 Adult / $5 for Seniors (65+) & Children (7-12) Children 6 and under are FREE Box Office: (845) 876-3080 Shown outdoors on the drive-in screen on the Great Lawn. OCT 23 & 24: The Wolfman (7pm) & Frankenstein Meets the Wolfman (8:30pm) OCT 30 & 31: Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein (7pm) & Creature from the Black Lagoon (8:30pm). On Halloween, the 31st, as an alternative for trick-or-treating,…
Find out more »Watt’s World of Halloween Horrors Drive-Through Trail
Thursdays through Sundays until Halloween. Offered for the first time in 10 years. there will be open on Halloween candy give-away on October 31st. $5 Info: (845) 294-3391
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