Building strength, flexibility and coordination through basic movement and fitness exercises drawn from Pilates, dance and yoga. Alysia is offering a class every Monday for people interested in promoting their […]
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Building strength, flexibility and coordination through basic movement and fitness exercises drawn from Pilates, dance and yoga. Alysia is offering a class every Monday for people interested in promoting their […]
We welcome all levels of learners every Monday night. These classes are sponsored by Literacy Connections of the Hudson Valley and the Stanford Free Library. Please call 845-452-8670 for more information or to register.
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Youth Leadership is a leadership development program presented by the Dutchess County Regional Chamber of Commerce and the Chamber Foundation that empowers high school students to develop leadership skills, entrepreneurial thinking, and self-confidence. High school students and their families are invited to attend this information session to discover what Youth Leadership has to offer! More […] |
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Learn Qigong and Tai Chi. It is meditative and great for balance. Free, every Tuesday, no registration required.
Meditative, healing. This free class is available every Tuesday. No registration required.
Get help with housing, employment, benefits applications and health appointments. Betsey McCall with the North East Community Center will be at the library to help every Tuesday afternoon. |
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English classes are offered twice weekly at the Pine Plains Free Library: Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. and Thursdays at 6:15 p.m. For more information, call (518)398-1927, or stop by the […]
Struggling to get online? Finding it hard to job hunt, find housing, pay bills, or schedule appointments without internet access? Digital Navigators of the Hudson Valley are here to help! […]
The Planning Board meets the first Wednesday of each month; the public is invited to attend. |
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David Haines will teach a weekly drop-in class of Qigong and Tai Chi, sponsored by the Roeliff Jansen Community Library. Classes will be every Thursday in the Roe Jan Community […]
Weekly qigong classes will be held Thursdays at the library, taught by Therese Balagna. Registration required: call 845-868-1341 or email stanfordlibrary@optonline.net .
Free English language tutoring will be available by appointment Thursday evenings. This program is intended primarily for adults and will be one-on-one or small groups. The instructor, Yvonne Acevedo, will […]
English classes are offered twice weekly at the Pine Plains Free Library: Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. and Thursdays at 6:15 p.m. For more information, call (518)398-1927, or stop by the […]
Come to our accessible multi-level yoga class on Thursdays. All poses can be done seated, standing, or at mat level. No registration necessary.
Meetings are usually held the first Thursday of every month at Town Hall and are open to the public. |
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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 […]
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Join us as we celebrate America's 250th Anniversary on Saturday, July 4th with an "America 250 Trivia Game" at 3 p.m. at the Rec Pavilion! We're glad to work with […]
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Join us on Saturday, July 4, as we celebrate the 250th Anniversary of America’s Independence. The Stanford Fire Company, in coordination with the Town of Stanford and Stanford Grange #808, […]
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This Music Mountain concert features Theresa Thomason, voice, Henrique Eisenmann, piano, Dave Haughey, cello, Peter Slavov, bass, Bertram Lehmann, drums, and 7-time Grammy Award winner Paul Winter, sax. Come early […] |
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The program includes Mendelssohn, Tchaikovsky, and Frank. More information and tickets can be found here. |
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Building strength, flexibility and coordination through basic movement and fitness exercises drawn from Pilates, dance and yoga. Alysia is offering a class every Monday for people interested in promoting their […]
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Enjoy your choice of a chicken bacon ranch wrap or a chicken salad sandwich. Meals include a drink, chips, and a side, all for $15. Eat in at Milan Station […]
We welcome all levels of learners every Monday night. These classes are sponsored by Literacy Connections of the Hudson Valley and the Stanford Free Library. Please call 845-452-8670 for more […] |
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Learn Qigong and Tai Chi. It is meditative and great for balance. Free, every Tuesday, no registration required.
Meditative, healing. This free class is available every Tuesday. No registration required.
Get help with housing, employment, benefits applications and health appointments. Betsey McCall with the North East Community Center will be at the library to help every Tuesday afternoon.
We are joining Art2BeHuman for a fun and playful 45 minute yoga session, with a goal of developing body awareness and connections with our surroundings. The series will be held on select Fridays in July and August. More information and registration can be found here. |
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English classes are offered twice weekly at the Pine Plains Free Library: Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. and Thursdays at 6:15 p.m. For more information, call (518)398-1927, or stop by the library.
Seniors: Come to the potluck luncheon, held the second Wednesday of every month in the Community Room above the Pine Plains Free Library. Graphic courtesy of wikiHow.
Struggling to get online? Finding it hard to job hunt, find housing, pay bills, or schedule appointments without internet access? Digital Navigators of the Hudson Valley are here to help! […]
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The first meeting in July will be held at at 6:30 p.m. in the Stissing Mountain Junior-Senior High School library.
The Planning Board meets on the second Wednesday of each month at the town hall; the public is invited to attend.
The Zoning Board of Appeals meets the second Wednesday of the month at the town hall; the public is invited to attend. |
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David Haines will teach a weekly drop-in class of Qigong and Tai Chi, sponsored by the Roeliff Jansen Community Library. Classes will be every Thursday in the Roe Jan Community […]
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This is a multigenerational event for artists, amateurs, and beginners to paint while listening to live music. The experiential workshop explores the connections between visual art and music, and how […]
Weekly qigong classes will be held Thursdays at the library, taught by Therese Balagna. Registration required: call 845-868-1341 or email stanfordlibrary@optonline.net .
Free English language tutoring will be available by appointment Thursday evenings. This program is intended primarily for adults and will be one-on-one or small groups. The instructor, Yvonne Acevedo, will gear the classes to meet everyday conversational needs. Free child care provided for age 3 years and up. To schedule an appointment, email director@roejanlibrary.org or […]
English classes are offered twice weekly at the Pine Plains Free Library: Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. and Thursdays at 6:15 p.m. For more information, call (518)398-1927, or stop by the […]
Come to our accessible multi-level yoga class on Thursdays. All poses can be done seated, standing, or at mat level. No registration necessary.
The Town Board meets the second Thursday of each month at the town hall; the public is invited to attend.
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The Maryland State Boychoir, Maryland’s “Official Goodwill Ambassadors,” brings its rich choral tradition to Stissing Center for a special free performance. Founded in 1987, the ensemble now includes 130 singers ages 7–20 from diverse backgrounds, united by a shared commitment to music, discipline, and growth. Join us for an inspiring afternoon of choral music; this […] |
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Arm of the Sea Theater presents "Estuary Tales: The Life and Times of the Hudson River.” Giant sturgeon, eels and river otters play the stage, alongside steamboats, fishermen, immigrants, and […]
Join Mia the second Friday of each month for this gentle yoga using a chair to support seated and standing yoga postures. Registration required via online calendar at www.stanfordlibrary.org , […]
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Spend an evening laughing at Stissing Center’s stand-up comedy night in The Grace Note, where the intimate setting makes every joke land a little closer. Headliner Carolyn Castiglia, seen on […] |
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Foxtrot Farm Common Freezer and Supply Pantry
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 dusk, and restock the second and fourth Saturdays of every month. This space is a food access point for our food insecure neighbors, making ready-to-eat […]
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Join the Dutchess Land Conservancy and Winnakee Land Trust on Saturday, July 11 at the Sisters Hill Woods Preserve in Stanford. It's a great chance to learn how to identify […]
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Join the Dutchess Land Conservancy and Winnakee Land Trust on Saturday, July 11 at the Sisters Hill Woods Preserve in Stanford. It's a great chance to learn how to identify […]
Food and staples distribution the second Saturday of every month, held in the United Methodist Church basement.
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 […]
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You are invited to join the Stanford Historical Society at the Carpenter Hill Cemetery for the dedication of a patriot marker for Benjamin Carpenter.
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Enjoy food, drinks and a behind-the-scenes look at how musicals are made! Meet the award-winning writers of the new musical "Modern," Selda Sahin and Derek Gregor. Their work has been […]
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Come to our party at our Charlotte Shutts Pavilion, and celebrate community and connections. There will be good food and drink to enjoy, music, and an auction. The Roeliff Jansen Community Library is an essential part of the community, and this party our most important fundraiser. More information and tickets can be found here.
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Fresh off the release of her debut big band album "Oracles" (Sunnyside Records, June 2026), pianist and composer Helen Sung presents a special quartet version of the music. A Guggenheim Fellow and Steinway Artist, “Sung plays with crisp swing and elegant invention, her rhythms drawing from the music’s blues roots – and setting listeners’ heads […]
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Bada Swing! is a lounge-jazz musical comedy that reunites two deeply questionable 1960s crooners, Bobby Bingus and Tommy Linguini, for one last comeback concert. A hit at Joe’s Pub and the New York Comedy Festival, the show mixes live music, oddball storytelling, and sharp humor into a strange, slightly unhinged celebration of ego, nostalgia, and […] |
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Come to Ruby Hill Farm and Madi's Way for Crafter's Sunday. Artists will sell their hand-crafted items; entry for public is free. Our events honor Madison A. Dingee's love for life and learning, and directly benefit children facing emotional challenges. For more information, or if you are interested in being a vendor, visit rubyhillfarm.com .
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We've been fans of The Deslondes for years and we are so excited to have them at Chaseholm. It's only made sweeter because we also get to host the Champagne Poney's and The Ulsterados too. Wear your dancing shoes; food will be available for purchase. More information and tickets can be found here. Kids under 14 […]
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The program includes Haydn, Debussy, and Dvorak. More information and tickets can be found here. |
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Building strength, flexibility and coordination through basic movement and fitness exercises drawn from Pilates, dance and yoga. Alysia is offering a class every Monday for people interested in promoting their physical wellness. The class includes time dedicated to warm-up, physical exercise targeting different parts of our bodies, and gentle stretching. Dress in comfortable clothes and […]
Roeliff Jansen Community Library hosts a Healthcare Consortium navigator the second Monday of each month. A navigator helps you shop, compare and enroll in affordable health insurance–including Medicaid and Child Health Plus. Navigators can also assist with applying for financial assistance to help pay for coverage. These services are free of charge, but you must […]
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Pick up a fantastic meal at the grange: Hamburgers, hotdogs, and cheeseburgers are on the menu, along with potato salad, coleslaw, and baked beans. Dessert is center-stage: homemade strawberry shortcake, made with local hand-picked strawberries, and homemade ice cream and biscuits. The cost is a $17 donation per person. For reservations call 845-868-7869; on the […]
We welcome all levels of learners every Monday night. These classes are sponsored by Literacy Connections of the Hudson Valley and the Stanford Free Library. Please call 845-452-8670 for more information or to register. |
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Learn Qigong and Tai Chi. It is meditative and great for balance. Free, every Tuesday, no registration required.
Meditative, healing. This free class is available every Tuesday. No registration required.
Get help with housing, employment, benefits applications and health appointments. Betsey McCall with the North East Community Center will be at the library to help every Tuesday afternoon.
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Registered Republicans who are eligible voters are welcome to our caucus being held at the Pine Plains Lions Club to select local candidates for the November 2026 election.
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Enrolled Republicans of the Town of Ancram are holding a caucus at the town hall. We will nominate candidates for election to town offices in the November 3 general election. |
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English classes are offered twice weekly at the Pine Plains Free Library: Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. and Thursdays at 6:15 p.m. For more information, call (518)398-1927, or stop by the library.
Struggling to get online? Finding it hard to job hunt, find housing, pay bills, or schedule appointments without internet access? Digital Navigators of the Hudson Valley are here to help! […] |
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David Haines will teach a weekly drop-in class of Qigong and Tai Chi, sponsored by the Roeliff Jansen Community Library. Classes will be every Thursday in the Roe Jan Community […]
Weekly qigong classes will be held Thursdays at the library, taught by Therese Balagna. Registration required: call 845-868-1341 or email stanfordlibrary@optonline.net .
Free English language tutoring will be available by appointment Thursday evenings. This program is intended primarily for adults and will be one-on-one or small groups. The instructor, Yvonne Acevedo, will gear the classes to meet everyday conversational needs. Free child care provided for age 3 years and up. To schedule an appointment, email director@roejanlibrary.org or […]
English classes are offered twice weekly at the Pine Plains Free Library: Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. and Thursdays at 6:15 p.m. For more information, call (518)398-1927, or stop by the library.
Come to our accessible multi-level yoga class on Thursdays. All poses can be done seated, standing, or at mat level. No registration necessary.
The Town Board meets the third Thursday of each month at the town hall; the public is invited to attend.
Ancram Town Board meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month, and are open to the public. |
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New Orleans based artist Chris Acker will be hitting the Chaseholm stage this summer. In the tradition of Guthrie and Prine, Chris lends a quavering voice to the half-rotten romance of the unremarkable and unrefined. They’ll be joined that evening by trans folksinger Creekbed Carter Hogan for whom everything good is made from the rotten […]
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Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Garrison Starr brings her powerful voice and finely crafted songs to The Grace Note. Known for blending pop sensibility with Americana edge, her music has appeared in shows like Grey’s Anatomy and Nashville. With a career spanning decades and a deeply engaging live presence, this is a chance to hear an accomplished artist […]
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. |
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Join the 5K run and walk during Copake Falls Day on July 18. Check in at 8:15 a.m.; the race begins at 9 a.m. Adults $15, kids under 17 year of age $10. Our run and walk supports Dollars for Scholars, and the Roe Jan food pantry. Register by scanning the QR code, or contact […]
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Copake Grange #935 is hosting "Pets in the Park" during Copake Falls Day. Pet owners can enter their animals in a pet show, and pets of all kinds are welcome. All dogs must be licensed. Registration is free and all participants will receive an award. For more information, email copakegrangepets@gmail.com .
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 […]
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 […]
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Get your broken things fixed for free at our repair café. Questions? Call the library at 845-868-1341.
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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 […] |
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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 […]
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 […]
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The program includes Beethoven, Beach, Davis, and Tailleferre. Information and tickets can be found here. |
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Building strength, flexibility and coordination through basic movement and fitness exercises drawn from Pilates, dance and yoga. Alysia is offering a class every Monday for people interested in promoting their physical wellness. The class includes time dedicated to warm-up, physical exercise targeting different parts of our bodies, and gentle stretching. Dress in comfortable clothes and […]
We welcome all levels of learners every Monday night. These classes are sponsored by Literacy Connections of the Hudson Valley and the Stanford Free Library. Please call 845-452-8670 for more information or to register.
The Town Board meets the third Monday of every month at 7:00 PM. This meeting is the formal town board meeting with action taken on legal, monetary and other matters of the town. The public is invited and included in discussion at the discretion of the chair. |
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Learn Qigong and Tai Chi. It is meditative and great for balance. Free, every Tuesday, no registration required.
Meditative, healing. This free class is available every Tuesday. No registration required.
Get help with housing, employment, benefits applications and health appointments. Betsey McCall with the North East Community Center will be at the library to help every Tuesday afternoon.
The Gallatin Town Board meets the third Tuesday of each month. Residents are invited to attend.
The Pine Plains Free Library board of trustees meets on the third Tuesday of each month. Board meetings are open to the public and are typically conducted in the Library. |
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English classes are offered twice weekly at the Pine Plains Free Library: Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. and Thursdays at 6:15 p.m. For more information, call (518)398-1927, or stop by the […]
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Join us at the Town of Fishkill Recreation and Senior Center to learn how the School Tax Relief (STAR) program may help reduce your school taxes. Get answers to your […]
Struggling to get online? Finding it hard to job hunt, find housing, pay bills, or schedule appointments without internet access? Digital Navigators of the Hudson Valley are here to help! […]
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This three hour class is designed to prepare teens to feel confident when accepting a babysitting job. Participants will learn interviewing tips, communication skills, ages and stages of young babies […]
Join us the fourth Wednesday of every month for a delicious time with Lenny as we explore the world through cookbooks! Lenny chooses a book or theme to make a […]
The Zoning Board of Appeals meets fourth Wednesday of every month. It is responsible for hearing and deciding appeals and requests for variances from the requirements set by the local […]
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. |
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David Haines will teach a weekly drop-in class of Qigong and Tai Chi, sponsored by the Roeliff Jansen Community Library. Classes will be every Thursday in the Roe Jan Community Room, or outdoors (weather permitting). More information can be found here.
Weekly qigong classes will be held Thursdays at the library, taught by Therese Balagna. Registration required: call 845-868-1341 or email stanfordlibrary@optonline.net .
Free English language tutoring will be available by appointment Thursday evenings. This program is intended primarily for adults and will be one-on-one or small groups. The instructor, Yvonne Acevedo, will […]
English classes are offered twice weekly at the Pine Plains Free Library: Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. and Thursdays at 6:15 p.m. For more information, call (518)398-1927, or stop by the library.
Come to our accessible multi-level yoga class on Thursdays. All poses can be done seated, standing, or at mat level. No registration necessary.
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 […] |
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Residents of the Towns of North East, Pine Plains, Stanford and Washington, and the villages of Millbrook and Millerton are invited to the annual picnic, sponsored by the Office for […]
We are joining Art2BeHuman for a fun and playful 45 minute yoga session, with a goal of developing body awareness and connections with our surroundings. The series will be held […]
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Meet the acclaimed writers of the new musical "Spanglish Sh!t," whose work spans theater, music, and cultural activism. "Spanglish Sh!t" tells the story of a young Puerto Rican girl who […]
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 […] |
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Foxtrot Farm Common Freezer and Supply Pantry
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 dusk, and restock the second and fourth Saturdays of every month. This space is a food access point for our food insecure neighbors, making ready-to-eat […]
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 […]
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We will be holding a flea market and vendor fair at our future home on Route 199. Food and drinks will also be available for purchase. Interested vendors, call 845-758-9911 […]
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Theater Organist of the Year (2022) Zach Frame brings the magic of the theater pipe organ to young audiences in this lively, family-friendly program. Presented with the New York Theater […]
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Come to the Back Bar Beer Garden in Pine Plains for our clambake! The menu also includes chicken, hot dogs, hamburgers, sweet corn, and a non-alcoholic beverage. For tickets, $60 […]
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 […]
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Ready to take your storytelling to the next level? Whether you've completed Ancram Center's first workshop or are an experienced storyteller seeking professional guidance, this advanced workshop is designed for you. Using Ancram Center's celebrated Real People Real Stories method, participants will take part in exercises and feedback sessions that push their stories further—moving beyond […]
Expert and guest curator Mitch Mondello will give wax seal and letter-folding demonstrations on Saturday, July 25, at the Roeliff Jansen Historical Society. All are welcome, no registration is required. He will also give special guided tours of the displays showcasing an array of 18th and early 19th century documents, correspondence, wax seal stamps, and […]
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Christopher Parker, drums, Scott Heth, piano, David Spinozza, guitar, Wanda Houston, vocals, Kris Jensen, tenor and soprano saxophones, Jeff Stephens, trumpet, Peter McEachern, trombone, and Joe Salamone, bass. Information and tickets can be found here.
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Filmed on the ballfields of Pine Plains and directed by local native Lee Cipolla, "Rally Caps" stars Judd Hirsch, Amy Smart, and Carson Minnear. The film follows a young boy named Jordy as he overcomes a serious injury sustained during a youth baseball tryout and helps bring his camp team together for a championship. It’s […]
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. |
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Join the Gallatin Conservation Advisory Council for a guided woodland walk where we'll get to know Gallatin's ancient forests, their unique beauty and ecology, and conservation actions we can take to protect them. This walk will be led by Gallatin CAC chair and forest ecologist Eli Arnow. We will move slowly through the forest, but […]
Come to Ruby Hill Farm and Madi's Way for Crafter's Sunday. Artists will sell their hand-crafted items; entry for public is free. Our events honor Madison A. Dingee's love for life and learning, and directly benefit children facing emotional challenges. For more information, or if you are interested in being a vendor, visit rubyhillfarm.com .
Expert and guest curator Mitch Mondello will give wax seal and letter-folding demonstrations on Saturday, July 25, at the Roeliff Jansen Historical Society. All are welcome, no registration is required. He will also give special guided tours of the displays showcasing an array of 18th and early 19th century documents, correspondence, wax seal stamps, and […]
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.
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The program includes Scarlatti, Thomas, Janacek, and Beethoven. Information and tickets can be found here. |
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Building strength, flexibility and coordination through basic movement and fitness exercises drawn from Pilates, dance and yoga. Alysia is offering a class every Monday for people interested in promoting their physical wellness. The class includes time dedicated to warm-up, physical exercise targeting different parts of our bodies, and gentle stretching. Dress in comfortable clothes and […]
We welcome all levels of learners every Monday night. These classes are sponsored by Literacy Connections of the Hudson Valley and the Stanford Free Library. Please call 845-452-8670 for more information or to register.
The Planning Board meets the fourth Monday of every month at Gallatin Town Hall. |
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Learn Qigong and Tai Chi. It is meditative and great for balance. Free, every Tuesday, no registration required.
Meditative, healing. This free class is available every Tuesday. No registration required.
Get help with housing, employment, benefits applications and health appointments. Betsey McCall with the North East Community Center will be at the library to help every Tuesday afternoon.
The Zoning Board of Appeals meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month at the town hall; the public is invited to attend. |
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English classes are offered twice weekly at the Pine Plains Free Library: Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. and Thursdays at 6:15 p.m. For more information, call (518)398-1927, or stop by the library.
Struggling to get online? Finding it hard to job hunt, find housing, pay bills, or schedule appointments without internet access? Digital Navigators of the Hudson Valley are here to help! Join Kate, our communications manager, every Wednesday for free tech assistance. Walk-ins are welcome, but appointments are appreciated! Email communications@roejanlibrary.org or call 518-325-4101 to reserve […]
The Planning Board meets the last Wednesday of the month at town hall; the public is invited to attend. |
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David Haines will teach a weekly drop-in class of Qigong and Tai Chi, sponsored by the Roeliff Jansen Community Library. Classes will be every Thursday in the Roe Jan Community Room, or outdoors (weather permitting). More information can be found here.
Weekly qigong classes will be held Thursdays at the library, taught by Therese Balagna. Registration required: call 845-868-1341 or email stanfordlibrary@optonline.net .
Free English language tutoring will be available by appointment Thursday evenings. This program is intended primarily for adults and will be one-on-one or small groups. The instructor, Yvonne Acevedo, will gear the classes to meet everyday conversational needs. Free child care provided for age 3 years and up. To schedule an appointment, email director@roejanlibrary.org or […]
English classes are offered twice weekly at the Pine Plains Free Library: Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. and Thursdays at 6:15 p.m. For more information, call (518)398-1927, or stop by the library.
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Kids in grades 4-6: Pine Plains Recreation is hosting pick-up basketball at Stissing Lake Park. No registration required, just bring your own basketball and be ready to play!
Come to our accessible multi-level yoga class on Thursdays. All poses can be done seated, standing, or at mat level. No registration necessary. |
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Kazemde George returns to Stissing Center, this time in the intimate setting of The Grace Note. A Brooklyn-based jazz saxophonist, composer, and educator, he plays the full spectrum of musical styles blossoming from the African Diaspora, including Afro-Cuban, Afro-Caribbean, Afro-Brazilian, and African-American traditions. His performances combine rich improvisation, rhythmic vitality, and soulful expression, creating an […] |
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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.
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Learn to save your own seeds from your garden plants at the Stanford Free Library. Victoria Rolfe will provide hands-on learning, and you will also take home seeds. Register for this free event via our online calendar at www.stanfordlibrary.org .
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Music Mountain’s 20-piece house band returns to celebrate the popular music that kept American’s dancing for decades—from the Lindy Hop and fox trot to the mambo and the Twist! Starting with Benny Goodman’s theme song (Let’s Dance), our high-powered big band (and singers) bring to life swing era classics from Count Basie, Glenn, Miller, Tommy […]
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Jorge Glem and Sam Reider, Latin Grammy Award nominees, are a dynamic duo blending Venezuelan and American musical traditions. With performances including Lincoln Center and NPR Tiny Desk, their collaboration celebrates cultural exchange. Their debut album, Brooklyn-Cumaná (2022), earned a 2023 Latin Grammy nomination. |
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This program includes the music of Schubert, Vasks, Fuentes, and Mozart. |