Stanford Town Board
Stanford Town Hall 26 Town Hall Road, Stanfordville, New YorkThe Town Board meets the second Thursday of each month at the town hall; the public is invited to attend.
The Town Board meets the second Thursday of each month at the town hall; the public is invited to attend.
Experience world-renowned cellist Amanda Forsyth as you’ve never heard her before. Step beyond classical tradition into a one woman extravaganza of hilarious stories, lush melodies, and irresistible musical surprises, directed by Doug Fitch and joined by pianist Danny Zelibor. With this new program, Amanda brings passion and playfulness to every note for a performance that […]
Our popular plant sale will be held at the Pine Plains American Legion Hall on Saturday, May 16, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. You won't want to miss it!
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.
Stop by the Library and check our latest exhibition by local artist and library volunteer, Nancy Rutter, entitled "Color Fields," on display at Roe Jan Library through Thursday, June 30. Make sure to join us on Saturday, May 16, for a reception from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. to celebrate Nancy's beautiful work!
Stanford: A Caring Community is hosting a community chili fest at the Stanford Town Hall. It's not a contest, it's just community fun! If you'd like to make and serve your favorite chili, call 845-453-0737, or email info@stanfordcaring.org .
Stanford Grange 808 is hosting a takeout ham dinner. The menu also includes cheesy scalloped potatoes, bean salad, dinner roll, homemade tomato soup, and spice cake. The cost is a donation of $17 per dinner. For reservations, call 845-868-7869; the day of the dinner only, call 845-868-1700.
Taylor Ashton makes his Stissing Center debut with a live show that’s thoughtful, funny, and quietly moving. A shape-shifting songwriter with a warm baritone and playful wit, Ashton blends folk-rock intimacy with surprising twists, drawing listeners into songs that feel like short stories—honest, generous, and easy to love. Tickets can be found here.
Dutchess Land Conservancy is hosting a barn dance: a night of cocktails, dinner, and dancing. Don’t miss out on this fundraiser — your chance to celebrate spring and our many accomplishments. More information and tickets can be found here.