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.
The Roe Jan Library invites you to bring clothing, bikes, knives that need sharpening, jewelry, lamps, furniture, and small appliances to be repaired by a team of local “fixers” at […]
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; […]
Ancram Center for the Arts will present Caryl Churchill's "A Number," a taut and haunting drama exploring cloning, identity, and the bonds between fathers and sons, running October 1–4 and […]
The first-ever Pumpkin Patch Dance Party at Stissing Center! Join friends and neighbors in beautiful Banning Hall for a lively night with beloved dance band Jungle Love, back by popular […]
Join Ancram Resilient Gardens & Farms for a tour and conversation with Jesse Warner, co-owner of Dirty Dog Farm in Germantown. Jesse and co-owner Josh Schwab have been raising 100% […]
Stissing Center launches its new literary series, Writers and Readers, with a special event featuring novelist Jane L. Rosen in conversation with author John Searles about his newly released book "Single Girls." Presented in partnership with Oblong Books and the Pine Plains Free Library, the series brings writers and readers together for lively discussion, storytelling, […]
Ancram Center for the Arts will present Caryl Churchill's "A Number," a taut and haunting drama exploring cloning, identity, and the bonds between fathers and sons, running October 1–4 and […]
