Join Mia for yoga in the library on Saturdays. A one time waiver must be filled out prior to your first class. Registration is required every week at stanfordlibrary@optonline.net or call 845-868-1341. Class size is limited to eight. Bring your own mat!
Willow Roots provides food and gently used clothing the first and third Saturday of every month in Pine Plains. Please give whatever cash donation you can afford in exchange for the clothes and shoes.
Get your broken things fixed for free at our repair café. Questions? Call the library at 845-868-1341.
There will be live music, food, train rides, raffles, a silent auction, and much much more at Copake Falls Day on July 18. The festivities begin at 10 a.m., with a 5K run and walk beginning at 9 a.m. For more information about the run, visit copakefallsny.com or check out our ad in the Herald's events […]
Our delicious dinner is takeout only, $18 per meal. The menu also includes green beans, baked potato, coleslaw, roll, and dessert. To reserve tickets, call Jim 518-755-8978, Debbie 518-329-7594, Andrea 518-821-8412, or Cindy 518-329-0038.
Nicole Zuraitis, piano/voice, Dan Pugach, drums, Idan Morim guitar, and Sam Weber, bass, present their latest album, “The Devil I Knew” at Music Mountain. More information and tickets can be found here.
Drawn from correspondence between playwright Sarah Ruhl and her former student Max Ritvo, this intimate play explores friendship, art and poetry's capacity to hold grief and remembrance. More information and tickets can be found here.
Experience Beethoven’s music as it was meant to be heard, performed by Daniel Adam Maltz on a replica of the composer’s own Viennese fortepiano. This early instrument offers a strikingly different sound from the modern piano. Hailed as “the foremost performer in the world of the fortepiano,” Maltz brings clarity, nuance, and insight to this […]
The program includes Beethoven, Beach, Davis, and Tailleferre. Information and tickets can be found here.
Drawn from correspondence between playwright Sarah Ruhl and her former student Max Ritvo, this intimate play explores friendship, art and poetry's capacity to hold grief and remembrance. More information and tickets can be found here.
