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October Events October Events September 30-October 1, 7-8, 6 7 14-15 Catskill Fall First Friday. The 4th Annual Hikefest. This year we Hunter Mountain Oktoberfest. celebration highlights the Village's will feature 4 hikes ranging in various intensity levels. All hikes Offers Four Weekends of Bavarian many artistic and cultural activities. Festivities! Featuring the traditional will meet and leave from the MTHS See website for details. Main St., train station/Visitor Center. MTHS, bratwurst and beer you'd expect, Catskill. 518-943-7465 5132 Rte. 23A, Haines Falls. 518- along with partner events, such as: www.thomascole.org 589-6657 www.mths.org Colors in the Catskills Motorcycle Rally (September 30-October 1), 6, 7, 8 Great Pumpkin Walk & Lighting. Daus Laufwerk Eurocar Rally Sing Me a Story. Final installment Bring your best carved pumpkin and candle. Prizes for craziest, scariest, (October 7-8) and the Farmers' of Bridge Street Theatre's popular Market & Wine Tasting (October funniest, most creative and people's 2017 Cabaret Series. 8-9:15pm at choice pumpkin. Registration 6-7 14-15). Join us for a month of Bridge Street Theater, 44 West pm, Lighting , 7:30 pm, Awards 8 Bavarian fun and family-friendly Bridge St., Catskill. 518-943-3818 pm. Rte. 23A, Tannersville. 518- festivities! Hunter Mountain, Rte. www.bridgest.org 858-9094 23A, Hunter. 800-486-8376 www.communityeventsny.com www.huntermtn.com 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21, 27, 28 The Velveteen Rabbit Reborn - Rip Van Winkle Brewing Co. Pushcart Players. Award-winning 1 Oktoberfest. What better way to professional touring theater celebrate the harvest season than to Best Cyclist of the Universe. company specializing in arts eat some traditional German fare Bringing the fun back to racing!! education for children. Route 23A, and drink Octoberfest beer. 3-10pm The first ever TRI-Bike-athon (we Hunter. NY 12442, 518-263-2063 at Angela’s, 4545 Rte. 32, Catskill. think). Enduro race, Road https://app.arts- 845-532-5787 people.com/index.php?ticketing=cm race andCross Country MTB. www.ripvanwinklebrewingco.com f, [email protected] www.windhamoutfitters.com Windham Mountain Resort, 19 7 Hudson Valley Dance Festival. Resort Dr, Windham. 518-734-4700 10th Annual Guinness Festival. World-class dancers, dance Featuring the Narrowbacks and www.BestCyclistintheUniverse.com companies and choreographers in many more live bands. Not to the heart of the Hudson Valley. mention Guinness. 12pm-10pm Bronck Museum Heritage Craft Historic Catskill Point, 1 Main St., Gavins Resort, 118 Golden Hill Catskill. 212-840-0770 Fair. Noon to 4PM the Dutch Road, East Durham. 518-634-2582 www.dradance.org farmstead will open its ancient www.gavinsinn.com houses and venerable barns for the Lichens: What and Who are Summit Challenge. Race to the demonstration and sale of traditional They? As more and more visitors summit of this 3-mile course and American crafts. Visit the crafters inquire about the blue, green, gray win great prizes! There's lots of fun offering a variety of hand knitted, and red lichens that encrust the happening around the patio until hand sewn, and quilted goods, hand Arboretum trees and boulders, we 4pm with live music, BBQ, and a have reached out to lichen scientist spun knitting wool, spicy candles, Bouncy House obstacle course for and raconteur extraordinaire Dr. handmade teddy bears, wooden the kids! Windham Mountain James Lendemer of New York toys, pottery, and much Resort,19 Resort Dr, Windham. Botanical Garden to lead an 518-310-2725 more.Bronck Museum, 90 County exploration of these fascinating and www.windhammountain.com Rt. 42 (just off Rt. 9W), Coxsackie. beautiful organisms. 10am - noon 4 518-731-6490 www.gchistory.org Maude Adams Rd., Tannersville. 518-589-3903 www.mtarboretum.org 7 - 8 14 22 Windham's 23rd Annual Autumn 11th Annual Pumpkin Walk. BYOP Pumpkin Carving Party. Affair. Organized and presented by Family Fun 4-6:00 pm, Pumpkin Join us as we carve pumpkins, chat the Windham Chamber of Walk begins at 6pm at Columbia about life experiences, get a chance Commerce, the event offers a wide Greene College, 4400 State Rte. 23, to meet new people, and empower variety of activities and adventure. Hudson. 518-828-4619 each other! This is a kid friendly More than fifty vendors will line www.mhacg.org event! So come show off your mad both sides of Main Street with local carving skills! Tatiana’s Restaurant, crafts and food, in addition to the Hudson Athens Lighthouse 601 Main Street, Rte. 9W, Catskill. many sidewalk sales and food Tour. Come visit, and learn more 518-225-2388 www.nwralbany.org specials that will be offered by Main about this gem of the Hudson. A Street businesses. Live music will short boat ride will get you there. 28 fill the autumn air on both days. Water Street, Athens. 518-828-5294 Bauernball. A dance celebrated Main Street & Windham Mountain www.hudsonathenslighthouse.org throughout the fall consisting of live Resort, Windham. 518-764-3872 music by a famed www.windhamchamber.org One World Music Concert German/American band, ample featuring the Peggy Delany Trio. German specialties including; 7 & 14 The concert starts at 7pm, doors schnitzel, bratwurst, sauerbraten Monster Mash Party. Each event open at 6:30pm at the Athens among countless others, flowing will include our famous Haunted Cultural Center, 24 Second Street, German beer and wines, fun is sure House, Monster Mash Pizza Party, a Athens. 518-945-2136 to be had by all. Mountain Haunted Fire Truck ride and more. www.athensculturalcenter.org Brauhaus, 430 Winter Clove Road, For guest spending the weekend Round Top. 518-622-3751 there will be trick or treating, stories The Hambones. A sweeping www.www.crystalbrook.com around the campfire, apple bobbing retrospective of the work of the and more. Brookside Campground, recent Nobel Prize winner, Opening Reception: "Thinking 4952 Route 32, Catskill. 518-678- concentrating on Dylan songs that Flat: an exhibition of sculptors 9729 brooksidecampgrounds.com have been major hits for other artists works on paper". Athens Cultural such as Stevie Wonder, Joe Cocker, Center, 24 Second Street, Athens. 8 The Byrds, The Band, and The 518-945-2136 Draft Horse Pull. 1st Annual Draft Grateful Dead. Bridge Street www.athensculturalcenter.org Horse Pull. Bring the family and Theater, West Bridge Street, enjoy the fun. Ashland Town Park, Catskill. 518-943-3818 12187 Rte. 23, Ashland. 845-705- www.bridgest.org 2557 www.ashlandny.com FOR MORE EVENTS IN 14 & 20 GREENE COUNTY Schlachtfest. Festivities include VISIT: Diamondback Motocross at the live German/American music by a renowned German band, authentic GREATCATSKILLEVENTS.COM Weldon House. Riders will WANT to race this track. Spectators will German/American cuisine, feel like they are sitting in the abundant German beer on tap, middle of the races. Diamondback topped with a traditional uphill triple, high speed sections, Schlachtfest celebration parade lead fast sweeping start, table tops, by our very own Master of Ceremonies. Mountain Brauhaus, doubles, whoops, oh yeah, it's on, 430 Winter Clove Road, Round AND IT'S ON BIG TIME!! 2119 Route 145, East Durham. 518-634- Top. 518-622-3751 www.crystalbrook.com 2541 www.blackthorneresort.com 15 Fall Family Fun Fest. Celebrate May 2-October 29 13-15, 20-22 fall in the Catskills with the whole Tartufe, or the Imposter. Come Exhibition: Sanford R. family! Apple cider, nature hikes, find out in this saucy, sexy classic Gifford in the Catskills at the hayrides, face painting, pumpkin French farce by Moliere, a play painting, blacksmithing, broom Thomas Cole Historic Site which has often been called "one of making and live music. Advanced 518-943-7465 the funniest plays ever written." Auto Parts, 15 Maple Avenue, WWW.THOMASCOLE.ORG Doctorow Center for Arts, Main St., Catskill. 631-897-7435 Hunter. 917-687-6646 www.katactors.com ` .
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