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BE SURE TO CHECK WITH SPONSORS OF EVENTS FOR FEES, EVENT CHANGES, CANCELLATIONS, OR IN CASE OF TYPOS...YOU’VE BEEN WARNED! PAGE 1 SAT – SUN, DECEMBER 1 – 2 ONGOING DECEMBER DECEMBER Wreath Fineries at the Wineries, visit and receive a souvenir wine glass, grapevine wreath and ornament, THROUGH DECEMBER 11 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1 at wine tastings at the wineries on the Shawangunk “Form and Function.” Elena Yess’ Bachelor of Fine Art-in-Education Exhibit, An Exploration of Print Wine Trail. All day each day. Various towns across Arts Thesis Exhibit. and Paper, Opening Reception, Women's Studio Ulster County, info at Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art, SUNY New Paltz, North Gallery, 1 Workshop in conjunction with Kingston City School 845.256.8456, www.gunkswine.com Hawk Drive, New Paltz. yesspottery.com District showcasing work of high school students as SAT – SUN, DECEMBER 1 – 2 EXHIBIT THROUGH DECEMBER part of the Art-in-Education program, printmaking Model Train Show, scale models of steam and diesel "Lights Up," exhibit features the works of the found- and paper making techniques. 5 to 7 PM, free to pub- locomotives, old fashioned and modern trains, ing members of Queen City 15 plus guest artists. Ce- lic, light refreshments. scenery depicting Hudson Valley locations. 12 PM to ramics, glass, jewelry, mixed media, painting, Kingston Artist's Collective, 63 Broadway, Kingston, NY, WSW 5 PM. $6 adults; $2 children. photography, printmaking, textiles and sculpture. 845.658.9133; [email protected] Kingston Model Railroad Club, 99 Susan St, Kingston, 845.334.8233. Winter hours are 2-6 p.m., Thursday- Friday; noon- SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1 SAT– SUN, DECEMBER 1 – 2 6 p.m., Saturday; and by appointment. Free. Annual Holiday Pawty (Party). Benefit Ulster SPCA. A Christmas Carol, a spectacular show for all ages Queen City 15, 317 Main St., Poughkeepsie. www.queencity15.com uscpaca.org performed by Ulster Ballet Company; Saturday, 4 PM; SAT– MOM, DECEMBER 1 – 31 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1 Sunday 2 PM. Adults $25; $22 Seniors and The Wawarsing Wassail is a month-long series of Locust Grove's Holiday Tour, tour the lavishly deco- UPAC/Bardavon members; $18 Children 12 and fun,family, holiday events, celebrated throughout the rated 25 room mansion with an expert guide; $11 under and groups of 10 or more. Town of Wawarsing including Ellenville, Napanoch, Adults; $6 Kids; 10 AM to 5 PM, last tour begins 3:15 UPAC, 601 Broadway, Kingston, NY, 845.339.6088; www.upac.org Cragsmoor and Kerhonkson including the Holiday PM. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2 Hustle 5K-ish Run, the Holiday Market and the Locust Grove, 2683 South Rd (Rt 9), Poughkeepsie, NY, 845.454.4500. 35th Annual YMCA Reindeer Ramble, 5K walk or Joshua R. Peters Memorial Electric Parade in El- run. See website for info. lenville on December 1. More info at Town of SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1 ymcaulster.org Wawarsing, Holiday on Huguenot Street, celebrate the season with Historic Huguenot Street and the Reformed SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2 845.647.4620; www.ewcoc.com. Wine and Floral Design: Holiday Snowman Arrange- Church of New Paltz, festivities include a Christmas SAT– SUN, DECEMBER 1 – 30 ment at Watergrasshill Bed and Breakfast, Theresa Craft Fair, Reformed Church ChristmasCafe, Horse Photo Exibition of Bethlehem Steel Mill, Bethlehem, will teach you how to create a festive snowman hol- Drawn Wagon Rides, a community tree lighting and PA, by Jack Murphy iday arrangement to add a touch of holiday spirit to Community Room of the Gardiner Library, 133 Farmer's Turnpike, Gar- a Paper Lantern Parade with luminaries lining the your home. This is a BYOB event so all guests over diner NY, 845.255.1255. street. 10 AM to 5 PM, Historic Huguenot Street, New 21 with valid ID are invited to bring their own beer FRIDAY – SUNDAY THROUGH DE- Paltz, NY, [email protected]; CEMBER 23 or wine (per NYS law). 3 to 5 PM. Watergrasshill Bed and Breakfast, 105 Phillies Bridge Rd, New Paltz, Frosty Fest, a family-fun holiday light spectacular SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1 845.419.2661 featuring Candy Cane Lane, Frosty's Enchanted For- Sinterklaas! An Old Dutch Tradition in the Hudson SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2 est (hayride or drive through), Glistening Gardens, Valley, a day long, colorful non-denominational cel- Winter Tree ID at Joppenbergh Mountain, meet trip Magical Mansion, Frosty's Magical Adventure, ebration for people of all ages featuring children's leader, Nava Tabak, in the parking area by Willow Santa's North Poe, Blizzard the Polar Bear, profes- Crowns & Branches workshops, dance, theater and Kiln Park, behind the Rosendale Theater, accessed sional stage show, gift shops and tasty treats. Friday, music. Children's Starlight Parade steps off at 6 PM, by narrow Hardenburgh Lane at 10 AM. Path to the 6 PM-8 PM; Saturday, 4:30 PM-8 PM; Sun, 4:30 PM- featuring tall and animated puppets carried by hun- lookout rises a modest 200 feet in elevation but is 7 PM. dreds of volunteers. 10 AM to 10 PM. steep and rocky in a few places-wear good shoes and Headless Horseman Hayrides and Haunted Houses, 778 Broadway Village of Rhinebeck, Rhinebeck, NY (Route 9W) Ulster Park, NY; 845.339.2666; www.afrostyfest.com bring hiking poles if you have them. SAT– SUN, DECEMBER 1 - 2 Contact [email protected] with any questions. John Burroughs FRIDAYS – THROUGH DEC. 16 28th Annual Holiday Craft Art & Design Fair, 20-plus Natural History Society, 281 W. Chestnut St, Kingston, NY Winter Wonderettes, a family-friendly musical which master crafts people and fine artists, enjoy intimate WED – THUR, DECEMBER 5 -6 features 60's versions of all the great holiday hits, shopping for special holiday gifts while supporting Holiday Plant Sale, Northern Dutchess Hospital Aux- like Jingle Bell Rock, Run Rudolph Run and Santa local arts. $4 general admission; $3 member; 12 and iliary, in support of Rhinebeck hospital and affiliated Claus is Coming to Town. This energetic and glit- under are free. 10 AM to 5 PM. skilled nursing facility, The Thompson House; festive tering package is guaranteed to delight audiences of Unison Arts, 68 Mountain Rd, New Paltz, NY, 845.255.1559, plants, holiday décor, seasonal and handmade items. all ages. Evening shows, Thursday – Saturday, 8 PM, www.unisonarts.org 9 AM to 5 PM. Valet parking available. tickets $39; Matinee Sunday, 2 PM, tickets $30. Open- SAT – SUN, DECEMBER 1 – 2 Northern Dutchess Hospital, 6511 Springbrook Ave, Rhinebeck, ing night, December 1. Purchase tickets online: West Point Holiday Show, free concert and open to 845.871.1711 (TTY: 800.421.1220) 850.harrisoak.com/current-season-2018/ ; Shadowland Stages, 157 all, 1:30 PM, RSVP www.westpointband.com Canal St, Ellenville, NY; 845.647.5511 West Point, Eisenhower Hall Theatre. WINTER 2018-2019 ABOUT TOWN CALENDAR OF EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES

BE SURE TO CHECK WITH SPONSORS OF EVENTS FOR FEES, EVENT CHANGES, CANCELLATIONS, OR IN CASE OF TYPOS...YOU’VE BEEN WARNED! PAGE 2 MONDAY, DECEMBER 3 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15 Town of Lloyd Historical Preservation (TOLHPS) of- Chanukah Candle Lighting, come bask in the glow Handel's Messiah, Hudson Valley Philharmonic, in fers a holiday treat to its audience on Monday, De- of the community's many menorahs; families and support of Poughkeepsie Library's Big Read, music cember 3, 2018 – a return visit by Anthony Musso, friends gather for a special service featuring lively from the Silk Road, Asian influences in Stravinsky's one of the Society’s most popular speakers. Musso’s tales of the season. Don't miss the “Hanukkah Hap- Nightingale and Bartok's Mandarin, plus Stringendo. presentation, his fifth over the past several years, will pening” a carnival presented by the religious school Ticket holders are invited to a pre-concert talk by be based upon his newest book, Hidden Treasures of students, featuring crafts and games, latkes and jelly Maestro Fleisher with soloists and/or members of the the Hudson Valley, Vol. 3. donuts and gifts to buy for the holiday. Something orchestra one hour prior to concert. Talk at 2 PM; Vineyard Commons Theater in Highland at 7 pm. for everyone. 6 PM. Concert 3 PM. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5 Congregation Emanuel of the Hudson Valley 243 Albany Ave, Kingston, Bardavon 1869 Opera House, 35 Market St, Poughkeepsie, NY NY, www.cehv.org , 845.338.4271. Holiday Plant Sale, Northern Dutchess Hospital Aux- SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16 iliary, exclusively at The Thompson House lobby, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9 Flag Changing Ceremony at Walkway. The American 6525 Springbrook Ave, Rhinebeck, 9 AM to 5 PM, fes- Spirit Brothers: Sunday Enchantment. Please join Legion Pleasant Valley-Millbrook Post #739, Pleasant tive plants, holiday décor, handmade Christmas gifts Joseph Jastrab (guitar), Ned Leavitt (harmonium, Valley and VFW Post #6534 of Highland organize and 845.871.1711. Robert Bard (bass) and Ev Mann (percussion) for an present monthly Flag Changing Ceremonies to honor FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7 uplifting morning of community chanting as they our region's veterans and their service to our country. Evening with Lisa Gutkin of the Klezmatics, Grammy offer devotional grooves that are at time ecstatic and These events are open to all who wish to attend. 12 Award winning violinist, singer, actor and composer, at time, entrancing and meditative. Chants are PM to 1 PM. Location: Center Overlook of Walkway. who wrote the score for Tony Award winner, Indecent. sourced from many traditions including Hindu Kir- Walkway over the Hudson Historic Park, 845.834.2867 8 PM. Ticket price TBD. tan, Sufi, African, Native American, Hebraic and An- SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16 Unison Arts, 68 Mountain Rd, New Paltz, NY 845.255.1559, cient Christian. 11 AM to 12:30 PM $10 suggested Meredith Axelrod & Frank Fairfield: Obscure Amer- www.unisonarts.org donation at the door. icana Music. A unique presentation of obscure Amer- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7 Unison Arts, 68 Mountain Rest Rd, New Paltz, 845.255.1559, ican music; early American sons from the 1800's to www.unisonarts.org Chanukah Candle Lighting, come bask in the glow the 1930's, blues, folk, hillbilly and more. They will of the community's many menorahs; families and SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15 sing the sweetest melodies of yesteryear and transport Museum Mates at Hudson River Maritime Museum friends gather for a special service featuring lively you musically to 1928 via all your old favorite songs. – What to do When the River Freezes? When the tales of the season. Don't miss the “Hanukkah Hap- They play various string instruments and learn all Hudson River and other waterways in the Hudson pening” a carnival presented by the religious school their music from original sheet music and recordings Valley froze over, boat traffic and seasonal summer students, featuring crafts and games, latkes and jelly done in the time when that music was new. $25 Gen- jobs such as brick building would end for the winter. donuts and gifts to buy for the holiday. Something eral Admission; $22 Seniors; $20 Members; $15 Stu- Come learn about the jobs and activities people did for everyone. 6 PM. dents. Purchase tickets online at Congregation Emanuel of the Hudson Valley 243 Albany Ave, Kingston, during the winter months, including ice harvesting, unisonarts.org. Unison Arts, 68 Mountain Rest Rd, New Paltz, NY, www.cehv.org , 845.338.4271. ice boating, skating and more. 845.255.1559 MONDAY, DECEMBER 3 Hudson River Maritime Museum, 50 Rondout Landing, Kingston, NY; 845.338.0071; www.hrmm.org SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16 Lloyd Historical Preservation Society presents a free Annual Holiday Concert with Jim Bacon, Sheila program by Tony Musso based on his third book filled SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15 Hamilton and Sara Williams, beautiful renditions of Holiday Craft Fair highlighting Hudson Valley hand- with unique or hidden gems of the Hudson Valley. holiday classics. 4 PM. $25 general admission; $22 made products. Do your holiday shopping at over Tony is one of our most popular presenters, so please seniors; $20 members; $15 students; purchase tickets 100 vendors. Free. Parking across the street is also come early to get a seat. 7pm. Free program, refresh- online: ments. Please follow parking signs for the Society. free; 11 AM to 4 PM. unisonarts.org Unison Arts, 68 Mountain Rest Rd, New Paltz, NY Vineyard Commons Theater, Building #6 , Vineyard Commons, 300 Mid Hudson Civic Center, 14 Civic Center Plaza, Poughkeepsie, NY, 845.255.1559. Vineyard Avenue, Highland. TOLHPS.org. www.midhudsonciviccenter.com FRI– SUN, DECEMBER 21 – 24 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15 Charles Dicken's A Christmas Carol, Walking the Dog Tuba Christmas at SUNY Ulster, join in this seasonal Annual Snowflake Festival. All of Uptown Kingston Theater of Ghent, NY, solo performance by David An- favorite as a participant or audience member. Tuba will be in the spirit. Santa will light the tree at the derson, Artistic Director. Free admission although and euphonium players of all ages perform Christ- corner of Wall and North Front Streets at 6pm. Lots donations are gratefully received. Appropriate for mas music from around the world. Participants pay to do and see. ages 10 and up. Friday through Sunday, 8 PM; Mon- $10 & register at noon, rehearse at 1 PM & perform [email protected] day, 3 PM. the free concert beginning 3 PM. Solaris, 360 Warren St, Hudson, NY, wtdevents.org, 518.610.0909. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7 Clinton Hall, SUNY Ulster, 491 Cottekill Rd, Stone Ridge, NY, Evening with Lisa Gutkin of the Klezmatics, Grammy 845.687.5261 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25 Award winning violinist, singer, actor and composer, Warm Holiday Wishes! who wrote the score for Tony Award winner, Indecent. 8 PM. Ticket price TBD. Unison Arts, 68 Mountain Rd, New Paltz, NY 845.255.1559, www.unisonarts.org WINTER 2018-2019 ABOUT TOWN CALENDAR OF EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29 FRI– SUN, JANUARY 4 – 6 MONDAY, JANUARY 7 NYUD Christmas Bird Count, contact Mark DeDea Wine Tasting with Kevin Zraly at Mohonk Mountain The Lodge and J Love Promotions present Reggae for assignment in the Ulster/Dutchess count circle House exploring food and wine from France with Night each Monday. Join in the cool vibrations with no later than Saturday, December 22. wine expert from Windows on the World Wine a revolving cast of Selectors spinning Reggae Music. (845.339.1277) or [email protected] School. Culinary demonstration with Frances Large- Happy Hour all night featuring $5 Prosecco, $5 man-Roth. 2:30 pm. Moscow Mules (made with our house organic Ja- MONDAY, DECEMBER 31 mohonk.com/events/food-wine/new-york-food-and- maican ginger beer) and $3 Coronas. Delicious Ja- A New Year's Eve Murder Mystery Food & Cider Pair- wine-festival/for schedule. For reservations: maican cuisine provided by Pj Legister every week. ing: What Happens at Monte Carlo, by COOKED Mur- 88.447.9580. Mohonk Mountain House, 1000 Mountain Rest Road, No cover and always an irie time! der Mystery Supper Club. Start your evening off on New Paltz. The Lodge, 20 Country Club Lane, Woodstock the right foot by joining an exclusive number of de- SATURDAY, JANUARY 5 TUESDAY, JANUARY 8 tectives for a murder mystery food and cider event at NYMS Christmas Bird Count, contact Nick Martin for Open Mic Night at The Lodge on Tuesday nights. 8 Bad Seed. Come donned in your high-roller best and assignment in the NEW Minnewaska/Shawangunk PM to 1 PM. Artist sign up 7 PM to 9 PM. Happy ready for a hysterical and entertaining evening. count circle. hour all night and authentic Jamaican vendor food. Enjoy an open bar with a wide selection of Bad Seed's ([email protected]) Hosted by Ras T. Asheber. Come check it out and/or delicious ciders as you savor delectable small plates. SATURDAY, JANUARY 5 share your artistic expression. 5 PM to 8 PM. Tickets are $70 a person and are lim- Ryan Cronin Wine and Cheese Opening Reception The Lodge, 20 Country Club Lane, Woodstock. ited, so book early. Further information at followed by concert by Rhett Miller. 4 PM. Ticket TUESDAY, JANUARY 8 https://nyebadseed2.eventbrite.com, prices TBA; purchase tickets online at Boxing Conditioning with Tom Pignone, consisting Bad Seed Cider Co, 43 Baileys Gap Rd, Highland. www.unisonarts.org. of a combination of drills that build endurance, MONDAY, DECEMBER 31 Unison Arts, 68 Mountain Rest Rd, New Paltz, 845.255.1559 strength and speed. While having fun, it is also a NYE The Comic's Showcase with Jimmy McDonald SATURDAY, JANUARY 5 means to gain confidence and learn the mechanics and Scott Brennan at Arts Society of Kingston. Live African Dance lessons on Saturdays at 11 AM to 12 of the sweet science of boxing. It is fun for male and stand-up comedy returns to ASK. Hosted by Andy Mc- Noon taught by Carol Chappell who is well trained female alike, of all ages. Tom is a boxer trainer by Dermott (WPDH, Stand Up NY). Special guest, Perla in many styles of African Dance including Guinea, USA Boxing thru Gleason's Gym. Tuesday Kids class Ayora (A More Than Jokes favorite). Come to ASK, Mali, Senegal, Congo, as well as Afro Brazilian, Hait- 7 – 12, 4:15-5:00 PM; Teens 5:00 – 5:45 PM; (sug- the prime location for laughs, sit back, have a drink ian and Caribbean. She has been teaching in Wood- gested donation $8 per class) Adults 6 – 7 PM ($10 and laugh. 8 PM to 9:30 PM. Tickets: EventBrite stock for over 25 years and is a dancer and drop in). Link or percussionist with Nego Gato Afro Brazilian Music Mountainview Studio, 20 Mountainview Ave, Woodstock, mountain- www.morethanjokes.com/tickets The Arts Society of Kingston, 97 and Dance. Classes are accompanied by drummers [email protected] ,845.679.0901 Broadway, Kingston, 845.338.0333, www.askforarts.org from Guinea, West Africa, so the current classes are THURSDAY, JANUARY 10 MONDAY, DECEMBER 31 of that style. $16 per class. Fireside Chat at Historic St. James Chapel with topics New Years Eve Party with the Bernstein Bard Quar- Mountainview Studio, 20 Mountainview Ave, Woodstock, mtviewstu- to be determined. The events will be at 7 PM and in tet–wonderful night of music and dancing. 9 PM [email protected] , 845.679.0901 the event of inclement weather, held the following Ticket price includes one drink, $45 general admis- SUNDAY, JANUARY 6 Thursday. sion, $35 members; additional beverages and snacks Buster Keaton in “Our Hospitality”, a silent film with St. James Chapel, 10 East Market St, Hyde Park, NY, 845.229.2820, will be available; purchase tickets online live accompaniment by Marta Waterman, story of [email protected] unisonarts.org. Unison Arts, 68 Mountain Rd, New Paltz, NY Willie McKay who travels to Kentucky to claim his FRI & SAT, JANUARY 11 – 12 845.255.1559 fortune amid a long time family feud and his ro- Rehearsing for Oscar, sometimes riotous, sometimes mance with the daughter of of the patriarch. 2 PM. touching but always engaging, this is a series of vi- Rosendale Theatre Collective, 408 Main St, Rosendale, NY, gnettes featuring actresses old and young, rich and JANUARY 2019 845.658.8989, www.rosesndaletheatre.org poor, successful and not, who dream of Hollywood's TUESDAY, JANUARY 1 MONDAY, JANUARY 7 coveted award. Written by Rhinebeck's Roselee Make this the year you accomplish your dreams. Kick The Town of Lloyd Historical Preservation Society Blooston, author of “Dying in Dubai” and directed start them by telling someone else what you are (TOLHPS) 7pm. Presentation by Dave Miller, former by Emily DePew for CENTERstage productions. May going to do. Superintendant of the Eastern Correctional Facility not be appropriate for young audiences. 8 PM. Tick- in Napanoch, speaks on the history of the US Prison ets, $24/$22. TUESDAY, JANUARY 1 System. 7pm. Free program and refreshments. Please Center for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck, 661 Route 308, Rhinebeck, Walkway over the Hudson State Historic Park First follow parking signs for the Society. NY Day Hike, 2 PM, join in for some exercise and breath- Vineyard Commons Theater, Building #6 , Vineyard Commons, 300 SATURDAY, JANUARY 12 Vineyard Avenue, Highland taking views on the annual legendary historic first DOG on FLEAS: music for kids! Ticket prices TBA, day. Meet up location: Center bump out on the Walk- purchase online. way at the Flag pole, unisonarts.org. Unison Arts 68 Mountain Rest Rd, New Paltz, 845.255.1559 [email protected], 845.834.2867, 87 Haviland Rd, High- land or 61 Parker Ave, Poughkeepsie WINTER 2018-2019 ABOUT TOWN CALENDAR OF EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES

BE SURE TO CHECK WITH SPONSORS OF EVENTS FOR FEES, EVENT CHANGES, CANCELLATIONS, OR IN CASE OF TYPOS...YOU’VE BEEN WARNED! PAGE 4 SATURDAY, JANUARY 12 FRI, SAT, SUN – JAN 18 – 27 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1 Hudson Valley Rail Trail WinterFest, outdoor winter DeliKateSSen, a new play by Richard Atkins, about Exit Laughing by the County Players asking what you fun featuring “Best of Fest” chili contest, roasted a portrait of a family's loss and revenge set in a small do when the highlight of your life for the last 30 years chestnuts, toasted marshmallows, light snacks and shop on Manhattan's west side. The owners of is a weekly bridge game and one of your foursome beverages, wagon rides, wood carving demonstration Shapiro's New York Deli have survived the Holocaust inconveniently dies. The answer involves a police and activities for children. 11 AM to 2 PM. Admission and now face a new threat from a neighboring busi- raid, a stripper and a whole new way of looking at fee; children 6 and under are free. ness owners who may or may not be whom them fun. 8 PM to 11 PM. See website for details and other Hudson Valley Rail Trail Depot, 101 New Paltz Rd, Highland, seem. 8 PM Friday and Saturday, 3 PM Sunday. dates. 845.691.6313, www.hudsonvalleyrailtrail.net Tickets: $24/$22. County Players Falls Theatre, 2681 W. Main St., Wappingers Falls, NY, SATURDAY, JANUARY 12 Center for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck, 661 Rt 308, Rhinebeck, 845.298.1491, http://countyplayers.org Beacon Second Saturday in Beacon is a city-wide cel- 845.876.3080,http://www.centerforperformingarts.org/list-all- SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2 ebration of the arts held on the second Saturday of shows Jazz Bastards: Vaudeville Oddball Jazz, 8 PM. Ticket each month including special events, art gallery SATURDAY, JANUARY 26 prices to be announced. Purchase tickets online at openings, artist receptions and culinary tastings. All 1869 Opera House “La Traviata (Giuseppe Verdi)” www.unisonarts.org. day event and many Galleries and shops stay open MET live in HD, a live satellite broadcast from the Unison Arts, 68 Mountain Rd, New Paltz, 845.255.1559 until 9 PM. Free but fees may apply at some loca- Metropolitan Opera House, NYC. Pre-show talk 1/2 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2 tions. hour prior to curtain lead by Leslie Gerber 1 PM. See Imbolc Riverfire is the second of two community- City of Beacon, Main St, Beacon, NY, website for ticket info. centered visual art, music and puppetry programs http://beaconarts.org/events/second-saturday/ Bardavon 1869 Opera House, 35 Market St, Poughkeepsie, NY, taking place at Basilica Hudson this winter: Winter http://www.bardavon.org SATURDAY, JANUARY 12 Spiral and Imbolc Riverfire. Produced in partnership Crime Alley is the Capital District's best and only SATURDAY, JANUARY 26 with Harpooned Productions, an artistic production 12th Annual Hudson Valley WingFest, the best wing sketch-comedy group, performing regularly at The company led by installation and performance artist places battle it out for HV Wing Supremacy. You are MopCo Theater in Schnectedy. More than Jokes is J. Patrick Doyle, the two performances are multidis- the judge for the best wings in the Hudson Valley. the Hudson Valley's best and only digital sketch-com- ciplinary installations that engage ancient folk tra- Music acts to be announced. King of the Wings “Bad edy group. Live comedy and surprises. Come to ASK ditions and rituals not usually shown in a to the Bone” Eating Competition for the top prize of for a night of laughs and drinks. contemporary art context. Both offer great opportu- The Arts Society of Kingston, 97 Broadway, Kingston, 845.338.0333, $1047.00. 5 PM to 9 PM. Check website for ticket nities to engage in folklore traditions and Greek and www.askforarts.org info. Roman myths. $25 General admission; $10 Under SUNDAY, JANUARY 13 http://midhudsonciviccenter.org 12; $10 Under 6. For further informa: Hudson Valley Raptors, all day NYSOA winter water- SUNDAY, JANUARY 27 basilicahdson.org, Basilica Hudson, 110 South Front St, Hudson, NY fowl count. 8 AM to 12 PM. Contact trip leader Chris- Howland Chamber Music Circle presents Piano Fes- tine Guarino ([email protected]) to tival, Jeremy Denk at the piano, 4 PM to 6 PM. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4 The Town of Lloyd Historical Preservation Society register for this outing. Start the New Year right and See website for pricing details. Howland Cultural Center, 477 Main St, Beacon, NY, [email protected], 845.765.3012 (TOLHPS) 7pm. Presentation by Rik Rydant on Fa- get outdoors on this popular roadside trip between ther Divine, the black inspirational leader in the New Paltz and Wallkill. Wintering raptors, congre- 1930s whose congretation owned multiple estates in gating waterfowl and gulls as well as half hardies will Ulster County. 7pm. Free program and refreshments. be the focus on this outing. We will drive through FEBRUARY Use designated parking Blue Chip and Watchtower Farms with stops along Vineyard Commons Theater, Building #6 , Vineyard Commons, 300 the Wallkill River and at Shawangunk Grasslands FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1 Vineyard Avenue, Highland NWR (Galeville) and the Ulster County Fairgrounds. 7th Annual Winter Hoot, enjoy dinner, film, discus- TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5 Meet Christine to carpool at the New Paltz Municipal sion and jam; VIP reception starts at 5 PM, followed Classical Medical Qi Gong taught by Paul Bloom, Parking Lot off Huguenot Street, just east of the Wal- by dinner at 6 PM. Also documentary screenings, dis- Tuesdays at 7:30 to 9 PM, a practice drawn from the lkill River. cussion Q&A and music. All instruments welcome or classical Taoist canon as taught by Kwan Sai-Hung. [email protected] just come to listen. During the documentary, a kid- Mr. Bloom has been practicing Qi Gong for 02years FRIDAY, JANUARY 18 friendly activity will be held. with Mr. Kwan. He has taught at Tiber House, NYC: 3rd Fridays Swing Dance, lessons 6:30 PM to 8 PM, The Ashokan Center, 477 Beaverkill Rd, Olivebridge, NY, Upaya Center, Santa Fe, NM; Jewel Heart, Ann Harbor, party 8 PM to 10 PM; band TBA. Beginner lesson, 845.657.8333 Michigan and Menla Mtn Retreat in Phoenicia, NY, free; Intermediate lesson, $10 ; Swing Dance Party, $15 per class. For more information, call Paul $15, General; $12 Members. Bloom 845.679. 7071 or email paulbloom@earth- Unison Arts, 68 Mou link.net. Mountain View Studio, 20 Mountain View Ave, Woodstock, mtview- [email protected] WINTER 2018-2019 ABOUT TOWN CALENDAR OF EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES

BE SURE TO CHECK WITH SPONSORS OF EVENTS FOR FEES, EVENT CHANGES, CANCELLATIONS, OR IN CASE OF TYPOS...YOU’VE BEEN WARNED! PAGE 5 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23 TUESDAYS HIP-HOP classes given Wednesdays 3:30 – 4:30 PM, Dylan Doyle Band. Southern born, Northern raised, Bookworms: This wonderful, inter-generational pro- Ages 6-11; 4:30 -5:30 PM, Ages 12-16, Kristi Diamond Dylan Doyle has been steeped in everything from Bob gram brings our seniors & children together for an Dance Company, Kristi Klinger, instructor. Assess- Dylan, Wes Montgomery and Bill Withers to John hour of learning & fun. Seniors read nature-based ment is needed to be placed in either of these groups. Prine, Jimi Hendrix and The Band. From this comes stories to children at the John Burroughs Reading Final group placement is up to the discretion of the a unique musical interpretation that lies somewhere Nook at the Forsyth Nature Center. The program is teacher. It is the hope of the instructor that the pro- within the delta of Roots, Rock and Jazz, giving him every Tuesday at 11:00 am, beginning late June, and gram will continue to grow and enables the kids to a style that defies classification. Touring nationally runs through early Sept. It is free & weather permit- be in a class with other students who are roughly at since age 15, Dylan became a seasoned professional ting. the same level so that no child feels rushed or un- at a very young age. Dylan consistently packs houses Forsyth Nature Center. 845-339-3053. 125 Lucas Ave Ext, Kingston, challenged, learning at their own comfortable pace. around Europe and the United States. Ticket prices NY. [email protected] Mountain View Studio, 20 Mountain View Ave, Woodstock, to be announced. MOHONK PRESERVE BOB BABB WEDNES- 845.679.0901, [email protected] Unison Arts, 68 Mountain Rest Rd, New Paltz, 845.255.1559, DAY WALKS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8 www.unisonarts.org We welcome adults of all ages and levels of ability Liana Gabel Band: Up and Coming Singer/Song- aged 18 and above. No reservations are required. writer. Ticket prices to be announced. Purchase tick- Hikes will start at 9:30am at the trailhead parking ets online at lot listed in the schedule and end between 12 noon unisonarts.org. Unison Arts, 68 Mountain Rd, New Paltz, MARCH and 1pm. Please be prepared with appropriate gear 845.255.1559 for the conditions and type of hike. In case of in- SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10 MONDAY, MARCH 4 clement weather, call June Finer, Hike Coordinator, Classical Guitar Series: David Temple with guitar The Town of Lloyd Historical Preservation Society at this number: music from Spain and Latin America. David Temple (TOLHPS) 7pm. Presentation by Joan DeVrees Kelly 845-255-7247 between 7:30-8am. is a graduate of the Music School at Eastern Michi- on the mystery surrounding the 1845 naming of the JOHN BURROUGHS WOODCHUCK LODGE gan University and is Vice President and a founding Town of Lloyd as it separated from New Paltz. Kelly Visit the Lodge! It’s a trip, but worth seeing the member of the Mid-Hudson Classical Guitar Society. has done original research and may have the answer “other” John Burroughs site & his grave. Free tours $20 General Admission; $18 Seniors; $15 Members; that has eluded town historians and residents for of are offered the FIRST WEEKEND OF THE MONTH, $10 Students. Purchase tickets at: years. 7pm. Free program and refreshments. Please through October, from 11 to 3. Reservations are not unisonarts.org Unison Arts, 68 Mountain Rd, New Paltz, NY, follow parking signs for the Society. needed. Donations toward the upkeep of the Lodge 845.255.1559 Vineyard Commons Theater, Building #6 , Vineyard Commons, 300 Vineyard Avenue, Highland are gratefully accepted. Learn more at our website. SAT– SUN, FEBRUARY 9 -10 Become a member and join in supporting his legacy. The Orchestra Now Concert at Bard College, a unique SUNDAY, MARCH 10 John Burroughs' Woodchuck Lodge/1633 Burroughs Memorial pre-professional orchestra and master's degree pro- 32nd Annual Kingston St. Patrick's Day Parade Road/Roxbury, NY 12474 www.woodchucklodge.org gram designed to prepare musicians for the chal- UNISON ONGOING PROGRAMS lenges facing the modern symphony orchestra. “The SUNDAY, MARCH 17 Mondays: Romantic Hero.” Saturday, 8 PM; Sunday, 2 PM. Happy Birthday to my friends, Sandy O. and Fawn T. • Qigong with Janis Nori 11:30AM–12:30PM $10 Bard College, The Richard B. Fisher Center, 60 Manor Rd, Annandale- Unison Member, $12 Non-member on-Hudson, 845.758.7900, [email protected] Tuesdays: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY ONGOING • Life Drawing 7:30pm- 9:30pm Murphy's St. Patrick's Day Tour fresh off the float $20 non-members, $15 Unison Member• Israeli, after leading the world Series victory parade for their Please check on all events listed here as this Greek, & Balkan Dancing by Myra French 1:30–3pm hometown Boston Red Sox, celebrating the band's calendar is prepared months in advance of $10 Celtic folk influence. The 2019 tour launches at the some dates. Wednesdays: Mid-Hudson Civic Center. 7 PM. Tickets $35. • Zumba with Nereida Cabrero Mid-Hudson Civic Center, 14 Civic Center Plaza, Poughkeepsie, NY, EXHIBIT NOW - JAN 27 $10 Unison Member, $12 Non-member www.midhudsonciviccenter.org Cape Moods. Woodstock Vibes. Mary Anna Goetz. Thursdays: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14 James Cox Gallery At Woodstock, 4666 Route 212, Willow, NY. 845- ME & MY EX: Valentine's Day Show, Ticket prices to 679-7608 • Tai Chi with Martha Cheo 6pm-8pm $10 be announced. Info online at: WILDERSTEIN HISTORIC SITE Fridays: www.unisonarts.org , Unison Arts, 68 Mountain Rest Rd, New Paltz, Check out their website for more information on spe- • Contemporary Ballet: Fluidity, Awareness, & Un- cial programs. derstanding with Nina Jirka 4:30pm-6pm $15 sug- wilderstein.org/330 Morton Road /Rhinebeck/ 845.876.4818 gested donation JANUARY 2 – 19 Saturdays: Exhibit of Marlene Wiedenbaum's fine art paintings • Life Drawing 10:15am-1:15pm in the 42nd Annual Holiday Salon Exhibit at the $25 for non-members, $20 Unison Members Mark Gruber Gallery, Route 211 Plaza, New Paltz, details at wieden- • Check with Unison for additional programs and performances. 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THURSDAYS THE NATIONAL PURPLE HEART HALL OF First and third Thursday Astronomy Night, presented HONOR ANNUAL EVENTS by SUNY Department of Physics and Astronomy Raj Collecting, preserving, and sharing stories of all Pur- Pandya and Amy Bartholomew offer a free planetar- ple Heart recipients. This inspiring site should be vis- Thank you New Paltz Regional Chamber of Com- ium show, followed by telescope observing (when the ited at least once in your life to honor the men and merce for this great list of annual events. sky is clear). Free tickets, required events one week women who served in the name of liberty. Not far NewPaltzRegionalChamber.com in advance. from Washington’s HQ & the New Windsor Conton- JANUARY John R. Kirk Planetarium in the Coykendall Science Building; Smolen ment where his troops stayed. Hudson Valley Rail Trail Winterfest Observatory/Raj Pandya, 845-257-3818, [email protected], 374 Temple Hill Road/New Windsor/ thepurple- Sleigh rides, cross-country skiing and ice carving www.newpaltz.edu/planetarium heart.com/(845)561-1765 competition in Highland. SUNDAYS TROLLEY MUSEUM OF NEW hudsonvalleyrailtrail.net • Repair Cafe Gardiner. 4th Sundays of February, YORK FEBRUARY April, August, & Octover. 12pm – 4pm Find tools and Now to Columbus Day, noon to 5pm. Admission & February 14, Valentine’s Day, and don’t you forget it! materials to help you make the repair you need: on trolley fare. At the museum: Upstairs: Exhibits, gift shop, rest rooms, theater and a Brio train set for the furniture, small appliances & housewares, clothes & MARCH textiles, jewelry, lamps & lighting, artwork, crockery, kids to play with. Easter Egg Hunt (Within a week of Easter) New Paltz 89 East Strand Street/Kingston/845-331-3399 toys & more. “Repair coaches” such as electricians, Youth Program seamstresses, mechanics & all-purpose fix-it pros to GOMEZ MILL HOUSE Ulster County Fairgrounds. (845) 255-5140. get you started and help along the way. Coffee/tea, National Register of Historic Places. Gomez Mill Ulster County Fairgrounds. free, and baked treats and fruit (for sale). house was the dwelling place of of a host of historic New Paltz Youth Program (845) 255-5140. www.facebook.com/RepairCafeHudsonValley Nicolea; 255-1255 or families beginning with Gomez The Jew who had a Wendy 255-9775/ [email protected]. Gardiner Library/255- trading post there in the 1700s. Others include Rev- 1255/ [email protected]. APRIL olutionary War figures and Dard Hunter–an impor- New Paltz Clean Sweep SUNDAYS tant Arts and Crafts designer and paper maker. His Community volunteers clean the parks, sidewalks Dance Film Sundays, produced by Edward Schoelwer, picturesque paper mill is on the property. Closed Mon is a series which started in June 2010 under the aus- and streets of New Paltz. Last Saturday in April. & Tues. www.newpaltz.org/AnnualEvents.html pices of the Rosendale Theatre Collective. They are 11 Mill House Road/Marlboro/ 845-236- MAY held on the 2nd Sunday of every month. Check time 3126/www. gomez.org Opening Day on Huguenot Street. Free tours of stone with Theater. EMPIRE STATE RAILWAY MUSEUM Rosendale Theatre. houses and the Old French Church. Opens weekends from Memorial Day through Octo- Historical Huguenot Street in New Paltz. (845) 255-1660. SUNDAYS ber 11am fo 4pm. www.huguenotstreet.org •First Sunday Free Gallery Talk with guest educator 70 High Street/Phoenecia/(845) 688-7501 www.ersm.com Memorial Day Parade, New Paltz Kevin Cook. Artist and guest educator Kevin Cook New Paltz VFW (845) 633-8494 [email protected] provides gallery talks at the Dorsky Museum on the ART LESSONS AND EXHIBITS first Sunday of each month during the spring 2017 Woodstock Artist Association, 11 Mill Hill Rd. Woodstock Woodstock-New Paltz Arts and Crafts Fair Memorial semester. These instructive guided talks are open to UNISON ARTS CENTER Day Weekend. Fine crafts, art, children's tent, enter- the public. 2 PM • Sculpture Garden at Unison. Open Year Round. tainment, food. Ulster County Fairgrounds, New Paltz (845) 679-8087.www.quailhol- Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art SUNY New Paltz 845-257-3844/ Special objects “Ghost in the Woods,” Matt Pozorski. low.com [email protected]/ newpaltz.edu/museum/programs/public_pro- Garden features over 50 sculptures by established and grams.html Moriello Pool Opening. Memorial Day Weekend emerging artists. Wander our 5 acres of woodland Community pool opens for season, call ahead. WALKING TOURS KINGSTON and meadow paths and delight in the sculptures.. (845) 255-1700. Resume in the Spring. Exhibition and Friends of His- Unison Arts Center/ 68 Mountain Rest Road New toric Kingston 1812 Johnston House Tour – Fridays Paltz/845-255-1559/UnisonArts.org New Paltz Regatta and Saturdays from 11am- 4pm Tour of the inte- MARK GRUBER GALLERY Homemade boats parade down Main Street, then rior of the c. 1812 Johnston House, the former home Featuring Hudson Valley artists. launch on the Wallkill River. and showroom of nationally noted antiques dealer Contact Gallery for open hours. New Paltz Plaza, New Paltz NY/845- (845) 255-3631.www.newpaltzregatta.com Fred J. Johnston where his collection of 18th and 255-1241/ [email protected]/ www.markgrubergallery.com JUNE early 19th century furnishings and decorative arts. Highland Day. Games, food, music. Village of High- (845) 339-0720/ www.fohk.org. land Town of Lloyd. (845) 691-8011.

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JUNE CONTINUED SEPTEMBER CONTINUED Reenactors on Huguenot Street Pfalz Point Trail Challenge. Scenic 10-mile trail race BARDAVON AND UPAC The anniversary of the signing of the New Paltz benefits the Mohonk Preserve. Patent. (845) 255-0919. www.mohonkpreserve.org/pptp PRESENT Historical Huguenot Street in New Paltz. (845) 255-1660. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15 www.huguenotstreet.org Gardiner Day, Entertainment, games, food. Majestic Park, Gardiner. Hudson Valley Philharmonic: The Missiah at the Bar- Around the World in 60 Miles (845) 255-9675. davon The wineries of the Shawangunk Wine Trail high- Bardavon, 35 Market St. Poughkeepsie 845-473-2072. Bardavon.org Elting Memorial Library Fair. Biggest used book sale light different countries. MARCH 23 (845) 256-8456.www.shawangunkwinetrail.com in the area. Main and No. Front Streets, New Paltz (845) 255-5030. Hudson Valley Philharmonic: Roll Over Amadeus at All-American Fishing Derby. Catch and release event the Bardavon OCTOBER for children. Prizes. Bardavon, 35 Market St. Poughkeepsie 845-473-2072. Bardavon.org Reformed Church of New Paltz Annual Apple Festival New Paltz Recreation Department, Rotary Club of New Paltz. (845) APRIL 13 255-3631. All things apple on Huguenot Street. New Paltz (845) 255-6340. Hudson Valley Philharmonic: Bach’s B Minor Mass New Paltz Challenge Father's Day Run. 1/2 at the Bardavon Night of 100 Pumpkins. (Halloween 6- 8 pm) Pump- marathon, 5k- Bardavon, 35 Market St. Poughkeepsie 845-473-2072. Bardavon.org www.newpaltzchallenge.com kin carvers bring their creations for judging; on view at night. Delightful event, thank you Lisa and David JULY Independence Day Celebrations for years of pumpkin pleasure. Grab a delightful cof- Music, food and festivities, fireworks at dusk. fee and doughnut, or some lunch. The Bakery. (845) 255-8840 New Paltz-Ulster County Fair Grounds SAVE THE DATES PianoSummer (during July & August) International Halloween Parade. Begins at 6 p.m. Main Street & institute and festival. Manheim Blvd. in New Paltz; ends at the fire house SUNDAY, MARCH 10 SUNY New Paltz Music Department (845) 257- for treats. 32nd Annual Kingston St. Patrick's Day Parade 2700.www.newpaltz.edu/piano New Paltz AUGUST NOVEMBER MARCH THROUGH MID-JUNE Ulster County Fair. Rides, food, shows entertainment, Annual New Paltz Challenge River-to-Ridge 5k River- Hudson Valley Restaurant Week. Throughout the re- and 4-H booths. to-Ridge Trail, 41 Springtown Road, New Paltz. Vet- gion in March and October/November Ulster County Fairgrounds, New Paltz . (845) 255-1380.www.ulster- erans receive 20% off registration fees - Chefs from more than 200 participating restaurants countyfair.com www.newpaltzchallenge.com showcase signature fare with three-course reduced- Hudson Valley Ribfest Ulster County Fairgrounds. American Civil War Living History. Historical price prix fixe lunch and dinner menus. www.hudsonvalleyribfest.org Huguenot St. in New Paltz. www.hudsonvalleyrestaurantweek.com SEPTEMBER (845) 255-1660. www.huguenotstreet.org LAST FULL WEEKEND OF APRIL Woodstock-New Paltz Arts and Crafts Fair. Labor Day Annual Turkey Trot. Thanksgiving morning. 5K race Craft Beer & Fine Food Festival at Hunter Mountain. Weekend benefits Family of New Paltz. A veritable smorgasbord is included with your tasting Ulster County Fairgrounds, New Paltz (845) 679-8087.Quail Hollow www.newpaltzturkeytrot.com ticket at this long-running event, drawing revelers to Events Rosendale International Pickle Festival. All things taste the best of brewpubs and small breweries. Taste of New Paltz www.tap-ny.com pickled. Local restaurants, wineries, businesses, artists, farm Rosendale (845) 658-9649. Pickle Festival MAY 12 markets. Children's activities. Rain or shine. 11am–6 Red Hook Apple Blossom Day. Various locations in DECEMBER pm. the Village of Red Hook. May 12 (traditionally the Ulster County Fairgrounds, New Paltz. New Paltz Regional Chamber of Reformed Church of New Paltz Christmas Fair Huguenot Street.(845) 255-6340 Saturday before Mother’s Day). Scoop up fresh flow- Commerce. (845) 255-0243. www.tasteofnewpaltz.com ers or a new necklace for Mom at this lively fling, fea- Huguenot Street Christmas Tree Lighting. Deyo SOS Triathalon. Survival of the Shawangunks is an turing more than 65 craft and food vendors plus live eight stage triathalon held in New Paltz, NY every Lawn, Huguenot Street. (845) 255-1889 www.huguenotstreet.org/calendar-of-events/ Irish and country music. September. Consistently ranked among the best ad- www.redhookrotaryclub.org Unison Arts and Learning Center’s Holiday Craft Fair. venture triathalons in the world, and a month the MAY 19–NOV 25 most scenic, the SOS has become so popular the Fine arts and crafts. (845) 255-1559. www.unisonarts.org Mower’s Sat & Sun Flea Market, Weekends: May 19– event sells out in minutes. Nov 25. Kitschy statues, retro fashion and luggage, www.sostriathalon.com Highland Tree Lighting And Santa. records, ethnic textiles and baskets, and collectible Village of Highland. (845) 691-8011. Hudson River Valley Ramble. Guided walks, hikes & bottles are just the beginning at this funky flea in a biking along National Historic Landmark properties. field. (518)473-3835.www.hudsonrivervalleyramble.com Woodstock. www.mowerssaturdayfleamarket.com WINTER 2018-2019 ABOUT TOWN CALENDAR OF EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES

BE SURE TO CHECK WITH SPONSORS OF EVENTS FOR FEES, EVENT CHANGES, CANCELLATIONS, OR IN CASE OF TYPOS...YOU’VE BEEN WARNED! PAGE 8 GARDINER LIBRARY SAVE THE DATES AREA LIBRARIES 133 Farmer’s Turnpike, Gardiner 255-1255 www.gar- dinerlibrary.org CONTINUED Find Library Programs at each library’s MARLBORO FREE LIBRARY web page. Route 9W, Marlboro 236-7272, marlboroli- brary.org MAY 26-28 AND SEPT 1-3 Woodstock-New Paltz Art & Crafts Fairs. Furniture ELTING MEMORIAL LIBRARY HUGUENOT HISTORICAL SOCIETY and architectural crafts, specialty foods and health- 93 Main St, New Paltz, 255-5030 eltinglibrary.org Library with historical information. care products to try, plus a children’s art project tent. KINGSTON LIBRARY Huguenot St, New Paltz, 255-1660 Ulster County Fairgrounds, New Paltz. www.quailhollow.com 845-331-0507, kingstonlibrary.org PLATTEKILL LIBRARY JUNE 1-3 HIGHLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY 2047 Route 32, Modena, 883-7286, plattekill.lib.ny.us Country Living Fair. Shop repurposed furniture, up- We are so proud of the community for supporting TOWN OF ESOPUS LIBRARY cycled jewelry, and vintage textiles from some 200 this beautiful addition to our town. Children’s read- 128 Canal Street, Port Ewen 338-5580 www.esopuslibrary.org vendors. ing room is especially charming. Lots of books and TOWN OF ULSTER PUBLIC LIBRARY www.countryliving.com/country-living-fair. Dutchess County Fair- other media. 845-338-7881 , www.townofulsterlibrary.org grounds, Rhinebeck 845-691-2275/ Elting Place, Highland. highlandli- ELLENVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY & MUSEUM JUNE 9–10 brary.org 845-647-5530 , www.eplm.org Kingston Kayak Festival. Beginner to advanced • Clintondale Branch of the Highland Public Library SAUGERTIES PUBLIC LIBRARY kayakers take lessons on the beach or tours on the 845-883-5015 highlandli- 845-246-4317 , saugertiespubliclibrary.org water and get the lowdown on boating safety. brary.org/clintondale-branch PHOENICIA LIBRARY Kingston Point Beach. www.atkenco.com/info/upcoming-events HAVILAND-HEIDGERD 845-688-7811 www.phoenicia.lib.ny.us JUNE 15–17 HISTORICAL COLLECTION PINE HILL–MORTON MEMORIAL LIBRARY Mountain Jam. This weekend camping blowout fea- MWF 10-5:30. Elting Library, 93 Main St., New Paltz, 255-5030 845-254-4222 www.morton.pinehill.lib.ny.us tures more than 50 sought-after acts on three stages. SARAH HULL HALLOCK FREE ROSENDALE LIBRARY www.mountainjam.org. Hunter Mountain Main Street, Milton, 795-2200, miltonlib.org Main Street, Rosendale, 658-9013 www.rosendalelibrary.org STONE RIDGE LIBRARY Stone Ridge, 687-7023, stoneridgelibrary.org