Nothing is Impossible @ Octagon House Tour
This special one-hour guided tour tells the story of the last five decades of The Armour-Stiner Octagon House, during which it has been restored from near-ruin to its 1870s glory. Owner and preservation architect Joseph Lombardi once said that restoring The Octagon House was “like assembling a 500,000-piece jigsaw puzzle” – a task so overwhelming…
2nd Annual Honky-Tonk Market
Return Brewing 725 State Street, Hudson, NY"All Weekend Long, Y'all!" Live Music, Texas 2step lessons, 10+ Vintage Sellers, Tarot Readings, Food Trucks, Western themed Burlesque by Lilin, Tintype Portraits, and MORE!!!!! Music by Old Lady, Red McAdam/Malrey Hale/Los Neon Moons and Olivia Ellen Lloyd FREE ENTRY
Jim Breuer: Survival with Laughter
Sugar Loaf Performing Arts Center 1351 Kings Highway, Sugar Loaf, NY, United StatesJim Breuer: Survival with Laughter | November 8th | Doors open at 7:00PM, Show starts at 8:00PM | At the Sugar Loaf Performing Arts Center (231 Creamery Pond Road Chester, NY 10918) Tickets are now on sale at www.sugarloafpacny.com SLPAC VIP Ticket - First 4 Rows: $129.00 - FAST PASS Venue Admission Line includes specialty VIP…
Wylder Windham X Hester Street Fair
Wylder Windham 19 Route 296, Windham, NY, United StatesJoin us for the Hester Street Fair on November 9th and 10th at Wylder Windham! This vibrant event brings together people and businesses to celebrate and discover what makes their local community special. More than just a street fair or market, Hester Street provides the infrastructure to empower people's passions through commerce, connection, and cultural…
Uncle Cheef, Brewster: Hudson Valley’s New Live Music Lounge.
Uncle Cheef BrewsterEvery Thursday through Sunday. Located 56 miles north of New York City in the Village of Brewster, Uncle Cheef is Hudson Valley’s newest home to exciting live music curated by Tonight Show musician and six time Grammy award winning saxophonist, Ian Hendrickson-Smith (aka Uncle Cheef). American “Tapas style” share plates, a full bar featuring craft…
Cold Spring Farmers’ Market at Boscobel House & Gardens
Boscobel House & GardensLocated on the grounds of Boscobel House & Gardens, the Cold Spring Farmers' Market is open on Saturdays year-round. The mission of the Cold Spring Farmers’ Market, a non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization, is to support local, regional and sustainable farms by providing an outlet for direct sales of agricultural products. Our vendors are either farmers,…
Revolution on the Hudson!
Croton Point Park 1A Croton Point Avenue, Croton-on-Hudson, United StatesA living history day where the American Revolution and the story of Teller’s Point (now Croton Point Park) come to life! Over 100 historic reenactors plus 18th-century craftspeople, musicians, farm animals, food trucks & more! Explore British & Continental military camps, meet generals, soldiers, traitors, spies and revolutionary women! Watch weavers, cooks, medics and demonstrations…
Talk on the Lenape People in the Hudson Valley at Mount Gulian Historic Site
Mount Gulian Historic Site 145 Sterling Street, Beacon, NY, United StatesMount Gulian Historic Site hosts a talk about the local history of the Lenape Native Americans, the first inhabitants of the region. For over 12,000 years, the ancestors of the Lenape culture lived and thrived in Lenapehoking, the land of the Lenape, which included the Hudson Valley. Local tribes such as the Wappinger, Esopus and…
THE EARLY HISTORY OF NYACK’S FIRE DEPARTMENTS
Historical Society of the Nyacks 50 Piermont Avenue, Nyack, New YorkDon't miss THE EARLY HISTORY OF NYACK'S FIRE DEPARTMENTS exhibit. On view November 2, 2024-January 25, 2025. Saturdays 1-4PM. For almost two centuries, Nyack’s brave volunteer fire companies have been the backbone of our community, rushing to the rescue with unwavering dedication. This captivating exhibit reveals the origins of eleven fire companies, spotlighting their founding members and original firefighting equipment. You’ll enjoy…
2nd Annual Honky-Tonk Market
Return Brewing 725 State Street, Hudson, NY"All Weekend Long, Y'all!" Live Music, Texas 2step lessons, 10+ Vintage Sellers, Tarot Readings, Food Trucks, Western themed Burlesque by Lilin, Tintype Portraits, and MORE!!!!! Music by Old Lady, Red McAdam/Malrey Hale/Los Neon Moons and Olivia Ellen Lloyd FREE ENTRY
Beacon Flea Market
Beacon Flea Market 6 Henry Street, Beacon, NY, United StatesYou'll find everything and anything at the Beacon Flea Market, such as antique furniture, glassware, vintage designer clothing, vinyl, books, all sorts of jewelry and so much more. The Beacon Flea Market is open every Sunday, April through November, and is located at the heart of Beacon's trendy, walkable Main Street corridor, where you'll find…
Winter Wolves @ Wolf Conservation Center
Winter offers families a unique opportunity to visit the wolves during their favorite time of year. Learn about the mythology, biology and ecology of wolf families and discover why this season is such a magical time for packs in North America. Whether the wolves are living on the Arctic tundra or the woodlands of the…
Holiday Lane @ American Christmas
Decorated with over 100,000 twinkling lights, captivating animatronics, and several themed areas, children and adults alike will feel the magic of Christmas come alive at Holiday Lane. Whether you are looking for a Santa in New York, a festive date, or the perfect Christmas activity for kids in NYC, this adventure is sure to become…
Hudson Valley Regional Farmers Market
15 Mt. Ebo Road Brewster15 Mt. Ebo Rd. S. Brewster Your source for everything local, sustainable and fresh. Produce, fruit, pickles, olives, meat, dairy, baked goods, bread, pasta and more! Eat well. Be well.
“Fairy House Hunt” Family Program at Locust Grove Estate
Locust Grove Estate 2683 South Road (Route 9), Poughkeepsie, NY, United StatesPut on your favorite set of wings and fly on over to Locust Grove! Kids and families can enjoy the Fairy House Hunt, a scavenger hunt for tiny fairy houses hidden among the gardens and trees, every Saturday and Sunday in May and June, as well as Monday, May 27. Costumes encouraged! Fairy wings and…
2nd Annual Honky-Tonk Market
Return Brewing 725 State Street, Hudson, NY"All Weekend Long, Y'all!" Live Music, Texas 2step lessons, 10+ Vintage Sellers, Tarot Readings, Food Trucks, Western themed Burlesque by Lilin, Tintype Portraits, and MORE!!!!! Music by Old Lady, Red McAdam/Malrey Hale/Los Neon Moons and Olivia Ellen Lloyd FREE ENTRY
Enjoy Autumn Splendor at Stonecrop Gardens in Cold Spring
Stonecrop Gardens is open every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday through October 30th At its windswept elevation of 1,100 feet in the Hudson Highlands Stonecrop enjoys a Zone 6a climate. The gardens cover an area of approximately 15 acres and comprise a diverse collection of gardens and plants including woodland and water gardens, a grass…
Manitoga/The Russel Wright Design Center
Manitoga/The Russel Wright Design CenterVisit MANITOGA, the House, Studio and Woodland Garden of pioneer industrial designer, Russel Wright (1904-1976), envisioned with his wife Mary Einstein Wright (d. 1952) for their family. Experience Dragon Rock, the experimental home which Wright built onto the rock ledge of an abandoned quarry while masterfully orchestrating the surrounding landscape into a series of outdoor…
Backyard Sugaring @ Muscoot Farm
Did you know that you can make your own maple syrup right in your backyard? Come by to learn about the equipment you will need, identifying sugar maples in all seasons, the right way to tap trees, and how to turn sap from maples in your yard into syrup on your pancakes! Sessions will meet…
AFTERNOON TEA AT BEAR MOUNTAIN INN
Bear Mountain Inn 3020 Seven Lakes Drive, Bear Mountain, NY, United StatesJoin us every Monday-Thursday from 1PM-3PM for Afternoon Tea at Bear Mountain Inn's Restaurant 1915. Featuring traditional Afternoon Tea delights including sandwiches, scones, cookies and more! Reservations are preferred, but walk-ins are welcome (subject to availability.) For more details, please visit www.visitbearmountain.com or call 845-786-2731 ext. 1915.