Since 1997, the Haunted Fortress of Stanford has been scaring guests who are brave enough to walk the swamp walk. Come and join us for an evening of fun and creepiness. We will be open for four weekends in October. Call 845-868-7782 for inclement weather cancellations. Tickets, cash only, can be purchased at the door; […]
Foxtrot’s farm stand has been reutilized as the location for a new project at Foxtrot: the Common Freezer — a free freezer and supply pantry. We are open dawn to […]
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 […]
Room for Art is hosting an artist reception. The exhibit, entitled "Bags, Maps, and Ledgers," features works by Billy Copley. His pieces will be on view from Saturday, Oct. 24 […]
Join Marc Smith the fourth Saturday of every month for hands-on fun while learning about different types of yo-yos — including fixed axle, responsive, and unresponsive types. Yo-yos will be […]
Join us at Pine Plains Veterinary Hospital for our first learning day with Dr. Kalba. This is a great opportunity to learn, ask questions, and get helpful tips to support your pet’s health. The topic of this session will be animal nutrition. Call or text us at 518-398-9494 to sign up with the front desk; […]
The Stanford Grange is hosting a takeout turkey dinner. The menu also includes mashed potatoes and gravy, home-grown mashed butternut squash, green beans, cranberry sauce, and pumpkin pie. The cost […]
Join our tour guides as they lead you by lantern light through this circa 1820 cemetery, where you will meet characters in period costume. You will learn about their lives, […]
Since 1997, the Haunted Fortress of Stanford has been scaring guests who are brave enough to walk the swamp walk. Come and join us for an evening of fun and […]
The Two Of Us Productions, the award-winning theater company based in Columbia County, is pleased to present a special Halloween production of “Dracula” by Bram Stoker, adopted by Orson Welles […]
