The 10th annual Great Hudson River Paddle\, an eight-day\, 100+-mile kayaking and camping trip from Albany to Peekskill\, is scheduled for July 29 to August 5\, 2010. Registration for the event ends June 15th.
A group of paddlers will depart from the Capital City and travel down the most pristine and productive estuary on the east coast\, ending at the southern entrance to the majestic and historic Hudson Highlands. Paddlers will have the option of staying in a local inn or camping out in state and local parks. Opportunities will be available for paddlers to visit heritage and cultural sites in local communities. Options are available so that paddlers can join the trip anywhere from three days up to the full eight.
The Greenway is celebrating the Paddle’s tenth year by adding an over-night option at a Hyde Park Inn for the last five nights of the trip. This year\, during those nights paddlers may either spend their nights at the Inn or camp. The new option was added with an eye toward attracting even more people to experience and explore the Hudson River.
For further information on the Great Hudson River Paddle\, e-mail scott.keller@hudsongreenway.state.ny.us
or call 518-473-3835\, or visit http\://www.hudsongreenway.state.ny.us/Trailsandscenicbyways/GHRP.aspx .
90 Miles Childrens' Summer Theaetre opens its 9th year with the original musical -- "\;BABA YAGA and the PEARL of the EAST"\;. This year Judy Elliot has taken her characters from Russian folk tales and combines stories of 18th century peasant life with a very real 21st century fight to save Lake Baikal. For those of us who don't know\, Lake Baikal is in Siberia and it just happens to hold 20% of the earth's fresh water. It is the deepest and oldest (20 - 30 million years old) lake in the world and it contains species found no where else on the planet\, one such being the Nerpa\, a fresh water seal. This delightful production once again contains all original music by musical director Janet Salt\, director Judy Elliot and Charles Frommer. It is the largest cast ever with 31 kids from the ages of 9 to 14. As to the characters!!! There is the wild and outrageous "\;Baba Yaga"\; and her talking "\;Hut"\; who runs aroung on chichen legs\, Sopia\, the talking doll\, and "\;Koschei the Deathless"\; whose soul is in an egg. This is show for ALL ages rich in fantasy\, song and dance - with an environmental statemen as well!
(A paper plant owned by one of the richest men in Russaia\, Oleg Deripaska\, was reopened this year by order of Vladimir Putin. Accorging to Greenpeace Russia the result of this action wil allow the plant to "\;send poisonous flows into the lake\, a world heritage object without any limitations to time\, extent or content"\;.)
WHEN\: July 28th\, 29th\, 30th\, 31st at 10\:00am\; July 30th and 31st also at 2\:0pm
WHERE\: Social Hall of the reformed Church\, Huguenot Street\, New Paltz.
For more information please call 256-5697
Shakespeare's Dracula \, being performed at Wing's Castle \, Millbrook\, July 29 30 31 and Aug. 1st\, Grounds open at seven \, refreshment and food tent. Come see Shakespeare as it was meant to be.
For more information please visit\: www.shakespeareatthecastle.com
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For more information please visit\: cocoontheatre.org
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The HAITIAN PEOPLE'S SUPPORT PROJECT and Passing the Torch Through the Arts present
educational theater at its finest with a new musical production of an original historical play by Michael Monasterial entitiled Sam Cooke\: Where You Been? This performance will be presented at the Community Hall in Woodstock NY on July 23rd 24th\, 30th and 31st at 8pm. This material is family friendly and contains no adult language\, but it does have adult situations and might not be appropriate for children under 13 years of age.
This is a joint fundraiser for the two organizations\, so that Passing the Torch can keep its programming free for all the youth of the Hudson Valley (we are a 501c3 non-profit\, so please be as generous as your means can afford you.) You can even sponsor a block of tickets for youth to see the show or purchase advance tickets since we usually sell out early...visit Passingthetorchthroughthearts@gmail.com or call 845-901-6820.
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE:20100731T074150Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20100731T140000Z DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20100731T140000Z UID:http://wkze.com/node/5255 URL;VALUE=URI:http://wkze.com/node/5255 SUMMARY:Snakes at the Hudson Highlands Nature Museum! DESCRIPTION:On Saturday\, July 31 at 10 a.m.\, the Hudson Highlands Nature Museum presents Snakes! This special program will confirm that snakes are indeed interesting and amazing animals that are helpful to the environment and very misunderstood. Come join Environmental Educator Michele Diamanti at the Outdoor Discovery Center\, on Muser Drive\, across from 174 Angola Road\, to meet some of the snakes that reside at the Museum. Get a close-up look at their unique adaptations and learn about snakes that live in the Hudson Valley and what to do if you see one! There will be hands-on replicas of snakes to touch and observe. Recommended for adults with or without children and for children ages 5 and up. For information call (845) 534-5506\, ext 204. Visit the museum’s website at www.hhnaturemuseum.org .
Second Annual Rubber Duck Race and Sixties Dance to beneift the Smile Train\, an organization that provides free surgery to children born with cleft palate and cleft lip.
Location\: Marbletown Park on Tongore Road off Route 209
Live music starts at 1\:00 p.m. with Fuzzy Lollipop. 2\:00 p.m. will be the Ben Rounds Band. There will be a duck race at 3\:00 p.m. followed by a dynamite 60's dance with Breakaway featuring Robin Baker.
For more information please call 687-4137.
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The event will benefit the Stockbridge Library’s Museum and Archives. Presentations of the Shades of Stockbridge in other venues have been going on for five years. Each cast member is well informed about his/her individual character and able to present a lively\, non-scripted account of that character’s life and times.
For more information contact Barbara Allen at the Stockbridge Library 413-298-5501.
The Catskill Mountain Railroad will sponsor a fundraiser to benefit the Ulster County SPCA on Saturday\, July 31. The railroad will donate half of all fare proceeds to the animal protection agency. Scenic train rides leave on the hour between 1 and 4 PM from the CMRR’s Westbrook Lane station at Kingston Plaza. Enjoy a scenic train ride through historic Kingston and support the Ulster County SPCA’s effort to rescue homeless animals and enforce anti-cruelty laws. This is a family-friendly event.
For more information\, call 688-7400 or visit the Catskill Mountain Railroad’s website at www.catskillmtrailroad.com.
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The Hudson Valley Bluegrass Association is excited to be sponsoring a
concert and workshop by world-class fiddler Byron Berline on Saturday\, July 31 at Christ Church in Poughkeepsie.
For details and ticket information\, contact hvbluegrass.org.
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For more information please visit\: www.waterstreetmarket.com
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in Kingston Saturday the 31st at 7 p.m. on 323 Wall St.
For more information please call 845-389-0755 or email info@georgemcardle.com.
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ANNUAL SUMMER FESTIVAL
Sunday\, August 1st from 10am-4pm
Huge Kids' Stuff Outdoor Yard Sale\,
Plus...
FUN!! Crafts\, Food\, Live Music\, Raffle and 50/50\,
all in air-conditioned comfort!
243 Albany Avenue\, Kingston\, New York
(845) 594-6032
preschool@templeemanuelkingston.org
8/1\, 10\:00 am • Meditation Day
Lama Jim Kukula
10am-noon &\; 1\:00-3\:00
Meditation instruction is provided at the beginning of the morning session and is followed by periods of sitting and walking meditation. Meditation session consists of rounds of 20 minutes sitting meditation\, and 10 minutes walking meditation.
For more information please visit\: https\://www.kagyu.org/ktd/schedule/index.php or call 845.679.5906.
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For more information please call Oblong Books and Music in Rhinebeck\, (845) 876-0500\, events@oblongbooks.com\, http\://www.oblongbooks.com/event/rhinebeck-farmers-market-terry-walters-clean-food
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE:20100731T074150Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20100801T160000Z DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20100801T160000Z UID:http://wkze.com/node/5349 URL;VALUE=URI:http://wkze.com/node/5349 SUMMARY:It’s “Friday Night!” DESCRIPTION:The title may read “Friday Night!” but this theatrical musical premiere by The Summer Institute for the Performing Arts’ (SIPA) High School Players will delight and amaze all weekend long!
“Friday Night\,” is the debut production from the SIPA High School Players\, student actors from in and around Ulster County who have spent the last three weeks honing their craft with seasoned professional actors and coaches in a theater camp that is just the starting point of a bigger push for more arts in education.
“Friday Night!” will play Saturday\, July 31st at 8 p.m. and Sunday\, August 1st at noon\, at the 721 Media Arts Center Building on Broadway in Kingston.
Admission to the “Friday Night!” performances will be free. Seating is available on a first-come\, first serve basis and information regarding the SIPA and MIPA will be available at the performances.
Stop by the Minnewaska Nature Center with your young children\, aged six to ten years old\, to see and play with demonstrations that teach about the unique properties of water. See how many pennies can be dropped into a cup of water before it spills over and other fun activities. All children must be accompanied by a responsible adult at least 18 years of age.
For more information and to register for programs\, please call the Park Preserve Office at 845-255-0752. The Park Preserve is open from 9\:00 a.m. until 9\:00 p.m. through August 1st. As of August 2nd\, the Park Preserve will close at 8\:00 p.m. until Labor Day\, September 6th. Minnewaska State Park Preserve consists of approximately 21\,000 acres of wild and scenic land located on Route 44/55\, five miles west of the intersection with Route 299 in Gardiner\, New York.
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The event will take place on Aug 1st at 6\:pm at the Kent Community House in Kent Ct. There will be a short documentary about Fundacion Cruzada Patagonica and one of its directors will be talking about their work in the poorest and most remote communities of Patagonia.
Also\, there will be a screening of the breathtaking film "\;The Path of the Condor\,"\; by Christian Holler\, about the flight of the majestic condor\, and last\, Argentine empanadas and wine will be served.
FOr more information please visit\: www.cruzadapatagonica.org\, call 845 789 1294 or e mail \: anahajduk@yahoo.com
Coxsackie Summer Concert Series. Concerts are 6 - 8 PM at Coxsackie Riverside Park on South River and Betke
Blvd.
7/25 Philibusters
8/1 Weekend Rock Gods
8/22 Luis Macia and Ed Wasilewski
For more information please call\: 518-727-6432
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CHILDREN'S STORY HOUR will be on Mondays JUNE 28TH TO AUGUST 30TH
Monday mornings throughout the summer Water Street Market holds a half
an hour story hour for preschool children. This is held outside in the
courtyard and children can also get free their faces painted for free
by Leslie.
For more information please visit\: www.waterstreetmarket.com
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For more information please visit\: www.waterstreetmarket.com
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For more information call 518-766-2992. For directions\: www.oldchathamquakers.org
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For more information and to register for programs\, please call the Park Preserve Office at 845-255-0752. The Park Preserve is open from 9\:00 a.m. until 9\:00 p.m. through August 1st. As of August 2nd\, the Park Preserve will close at 8\:00 p.m. until Labor Day\, September 6th. Minnewaska State Park Preserve consists of approximately 21\,000 acres of wild and scenic land located on Route 44/55\, five miles west of the intersection with Route 299 in Gardiner\, New York.
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE:20100731T074150Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20100803T210000Z DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20100803T223000Z UID:http://wkze.com/node/5302 URL;VALUE=URI:http://wkze.com/node/5302 SUMMARY:Learn your Leaves at the Library DESCRIPTION:Bring your children to the Gardiner Library to join Laura Conner\, Environmental Educator and Nicole Lane\, Gardiner Library Children’s Programmer to learn a few basic tree leaves. We’ll go outside to study the leaves of the trees near the library\, play a game and make tree leaf ID books. This program is designed for children seven years of age and older\, and is being offered at the Gardiner Public Library.
Please call the Gardiner Public Library at 255-1255 to pre-register.
The Board of Trustees of the Red Hook Public Library will hold a meeting for business at 6\:30 p.m. Tuesday\, August 3\, to discuss library matters. The public is invited to attend. The library is located at 7444 S. Broadway in Red Hook and on the Web at http\://redhook.lib.ny.us/.
For more information\, call the Red Hook Public Library\, 845-758-3241.
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Friends of the Library Board Meeting\:
(1st Wednesday of each month)
6\:30 p.m. Wednesday\, August 4 at the Elmendorf Inn
Red Hook Public Library
845-758-3241
Enjoy free live local music in our courtyard every Thursday at 5.
This year our acts include Rhett Miller of The Old 97's\, John Steffens\,
Ratboy Jr\, Sweet Clementines\, Fuzzy Lollipops\, Grenadillas\, The Trapps\,
Spiral up Kids and more. Check our website for dates and descriptions.
For more information please visit\: www.waterstreetmarket.com
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Belly Dance with Donna Barrett Thursdays in August
August 5\, 12\, 19\, 26
Donna builds your vocabulary of classic belly dance movements to Middle Eastern rhythms. Melodic improvisation cultivates your dance personality. Beginners are welcome to any class. Wear soft\, stretchy clothing or dress up in gypsy skirts or belly dance clothes if you have them. Flashy earrings are encouraged.
Open Level\, All Welcome!
For more information please visit\: www.ancramoperahouse.com
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DAY OF HIROSHIMA
Fri Aug 6th
We are planning to hold a few events on the Day of Hiroshima\, Aug 6th\:
10am-12 noon\, Ikebana Flower Arrangement
1\:30- 2\:30pm\, Hannya Shigyo Sutra chanting
4-7pm\, Peace Sing-along
We are looking for a few musicians and poets who would like to join us to commemorate this day. Please contact us if you know anybody who is interested.
GOMEN-KUDASAI
Japanese Noodles\, Sushi &\; Home Style Cooking
215 Main St\, New Paltz\, NY 12561
phone (845)255-8811
Friday\, August 6\, 5 to 8 pm\, Saturday\, August 7\, 10 am - 5 pm
The Rose Algrant Art Show will be held in the Cornwall Consolidated School\, at the intersection of route 128 and Cream Hill Rd. Over 40 Cornwall artists will display their paintings\, prints\, drawings\, photographs\, sculpture\, pottery\, jewelry\, weaving and woodworking. A percentage of the sales will be donated to the Cornwall Child Center.
For more information\: contact Phyllis Nauts at pnauts@optonline.net or 860 672-6608 or http\://www.rosealgrantartshow.org/.
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PROFESSOR LOUIE &\; THE CROWMATIX will be at the PEEKSKILL CELEBRATION 2010 on the waterfront
Location\: Riverfront Green Park\, Peekskill\, NY
Event\: 6\:00 - 9\:00 PM
Show\: 7\:00 PM
Vendors\, arts &\; crafts\, etc.
For more information please call 914-734-7275
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