This week's calendar (10/25-10/31/21)

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Taraka will return to a Haunted Wassaic this weekend. Photo from 2016 by niki@hvny.info

 

2021 THRIVE: Making a Career in the Arts
Monday, October 25, 2021 • 4-5:30 PM • FREE • Virtual event • Aspiring young artists, join us as we meet a producer, musician, photographer, muralist, printmaker, and others making a career in the arts. Bring your artwork and your questions, hear first hand how artists on our panel carved a path to working in their chosen field. You will also meet a college student as she shares her college experience in the arts. Panelists: Maria Todaro: Phoenicia International Festival of the Voice, Gretchen Weerheim: Orange County Arts Council, Alex Vargo: DIA, Jennifer O’Donnell Danza: Sculptor; Lindsey Wolkowicz: OPositive, Elizabeth Gerbi: Theatre; Chris Burney: New York Stage and Film; Evelina Knodel: Architect, Melissa Shaw Smith: Creator of Wickham Works, and more! • RSVP at https://www.artsmidhudson.org/2021thrive

Poughkeepsie Waterfront Market
Mondays • 3-6:30pm • The Pavilion at the Mid-Hudson Children’s Museum, 75 North Water Street, Poughkeepsie • More farmers’ markets around the Hudson Valley: https://hvny.info/info/farmers-markets

Annual Watershed Conference: Aligning Actions for Clean Water
Monday, October 25 - Thursday, October 28 – October 25: 7-8 PM; October 26: 1-4 PM; October 27: 1-3 PM; October 28: 1-3 PM •  $15 • Virtual event • The Hudson River Watershed Alliance’s Annual Watershed Conference: Aligning Actions for Clean Water will be held virtually October 25-28, 2021. The conference sessions will share processes, resources, and case studies for watershed-scale planning that leads to coordinated actions that improve clean water and reduce flooding. Each day's session will walk through the planning process: from setting goals and engaging stakeholders, to monitoring and modeling, to implementing actions. While we are focused on planning, the content will also be more broadly applicable to watershed work. • Participants may choose to attend some or all of the sessions, and pay for their selected sessions only. All sessions will be recorded, and links to the recordings will be shared with registrants after the event. If registration cost is a barrier, please contact us • http://hudsonwatershed.org/annual-watershed-conference-2021/

Hudson Valley Housing Forum: A Housing Crisis: Finding a Place to Call Home
October 26, 27, and 28, 2021 • Virtual • The Center for Housing Solutions & Community Initiatives is hosting its annual Hudson Valley Housing Forum virtually this year. The annual event gathers leaders and professionals from across the state to discuss trends and housing policy that impact the Hudson Valley region • Registrants will have the ability to select which days they attend – or choose to attend the entire week: $40/day or $100 for all days • https://bit.ly/HVNY_PFPHousingForum

Hudson Valley Fall Career Fair
Wednesday, October 27, 2021 • 11am - 3pm • Free • Mid-Hudson Civic Center, 14 Civic Center Plaza, Poughkeepsie • Local businesses will be onsite looking to meet job seekers with a variety of backgrounds. If you are looking for a job or interested in seeing what other options are out there, this is the place for you! REGISTER ONLINE and upload your resume. Bring extra copies of your resume to give to employers onsite! EMPLOYERS: Ability Beyond, Adams Fairacre Farms, Access Supports for Living, Anderson Cares, Anheuser-Busch, Archcare, Cardinal Hayes Home, Central Hudson, Children’s Home of Poughkeepsie, Combined Insurance, Cornerstone, EFCO, Ethan Allen Workforce Solutions, Ezras Health Center, Greystone, Golden Hill Nursing & Rehabilitation, Hudson Valley Hospice, New Horizons Resources, Normann Staffing, Nuvance Health, NYS DOT, Old Navy/GAP/Banana Republic Brands, OPWDD Taconic, Orthopedic Associates of Dutchess County, Pawling Engineered Products, Preferred Homecare of NY, The ARC Mid-Hudson, Transdev – Hudsonlink and TOR Bus Companies, Wingate, and more... careerfairs@regionalhelpwanted.com. Employers interested in a booth should email careerfairs@regionalhelpwanted.com. Note: It is strongly recommended that you register online so that exhibiting companies can view your resume in the online database, however, it is not required to gain entry to the Career Fair • More info:  LINK

FDR's Ancestors: The de Lannoys with George English
Wednesday, October 27, 2021 • 2pm • Virtual event • The story of the English Pilgrims on the Mayflower is well known. Much less so is the fascinating story of survival in 4 different countries within 50 years of the Reformation of FDR's ancestors -- the de Lannoys, and Mahieus. Join FDR Library Education Specialist Jeffrey Urbin as he speaks with genealogist and historian (and Delano/de Lannoy/Mahieu descendant) George English. Q&A to follow in the comments. • YouTube Premiere + Facebook Live.


Friday Night Film Series: “Nosferatu” (1922)
Friday, October 29, 2021 • 7:30pm • UPAC • Continues with a screening of “Don’t Look Back” (1967) on November 19 at the Bardavon, “The Polar Express” (2004) on December 3 at the Bardavon, “The Nightmare Before Christmas” (1993) on December 17 at UPAC, “The Wedding Singer” (1998) on February 11 at the Bardavon, “Akeelah and the Bee” (2006) February 25 at UPAC, “A League of Their Own” (1992) March 18 at the Bardavon, “Montery Pop” (1968) on April 8 at UPAC • $6 all seats, free for members • https://bit.ly/BardavonFridays2021

Legends by Candlelight Ghost Encounters - 2021
Fridays and Saturdays, October 29 & 30 • Three encounters will be given each night at 6pm, 7pm, and 8pm • Clermont State Historic Site • Teenagers bringing a Ouija Board to a historic site? What could possibly go wrong? In this annual event visitors will meet a horde of “ghosts” from Clermont’s past as they tell their stories of glory, loss, success, and failure. Some ghosts may be scary, some may be funny but all the stories they tell are true! Visitors will be seated on the lawn of Clermont surrounded by the flickering specters of Jack-o’-lanterns; hand carved by the museum’s staff. Visitors for the ghost encounter should bring their own chair or blanket as none will be provided. As the entire event is outside it is suggested to dress for the weather. Please note: Unvaccinated visitors should wear a face covering when unable to maintain social distance outdoors. • Adults $12, Children (ages 5-12) $5 • Reservations required, no walk-ins will be allowed.  To reserve your tickets or for more information please call (518) 537-4240.

Hudson Halloween Fest
Saturday, October 30, 2021 • 9am - 1pm • Hudson Farmers Market • 30+ vendors, live music, pumpkin patch, crafts, samples and more • http://www.hudsonfarmersmarketny.com/

Asymmetrical Handled Baskets
October 30 - 31, 2021 • 9am-5pm • $235 • Glebe House Garden, 635 Main Street, Poughkeepsie • In this weekend workshop students will work to weave baskets with wooden handles. Students will learn to construct a traditional basket that is asymmetrical, with rounded or sharp angled upsets, a choice of side weave and a twisted handle. Participants can expect to finish the class with a beautiful and unique basket • http://fallkillcreativeworks.org/adultclasses/p/asymmetrical-handled-baskets-1023-1024

Putnam History Museum’s Fall Guided History Hike Series
Details below • All proceeds benefit the Putnam History Museum in Cold Spring. 

  • October 30: The Iron Mines (& more) of Fahnestock State Park, 10am – 5pm. Learn about Native American history, the American Revolution, the discovery of iron within the park, the role the mines played during the Civil War, Odelltown and Dennytown, the last ditch effort to revive iron mining at Fahnestock in the 1890s by Thomas Edison, and the purchase and acquisition of the land as part of the Fahnestock Estate, and lastly the bequeathing of the land by Ernest Fahnestock to Governor Franklin Roosevelt and New York State, to be made into a park memorializing his brother Clarence in perpetuity. Register at www.putnamhistorymuseum.org

  • November 13: Revolutionary War North & South Redoubts in Garrison, noon – 3pm • Learn about the role the Hudson Highland’s played in the American Revolution, discussing the history of chaining the Hudson, and how the redoubts helped defend the chain and West Point. Register at www.putnamhistorymuseum.org.

Trunk or Treat: Dalmatian Edition!
Saturday, October 30, 2021 • 10:30am • FREE • 117 Harry Howard Ave., Hudson •Join Molly the Museum Dog and some of her closest Dalmatian friends for a unique Trunk or Treat event you will not soon forget. Joining Molly and her friends will be local firefighters with their firetrucks too! Collect treats, play games, make a spooky craft and have a safe, and “spotacular” pre-Halloween celebration at the Museum! • All activities and crafts offered are FREE. This program will be held outdoors (masks are not required.) FREE admission to the Museum will also be offered to all visitors who attend the program. Masks are required in the Museum for those who are unvaccinated (if over the age of two) OR per the current NYS or County mandates at the time of the event. • For more information about this event, please call: 518-822-1875, ext. 17 • http://www.fasnyfiremuseum.com/museum-events

Trick or Treat in the Park – CANCELLED!
UPDATE: This event has been cancelled due to the weather forecasted. Saturday, October 30, 2021 • 1 - 3pm • Art Omi, Ghent • Kids of all ages are encouraged to wear their ghoulish best as they seek out treats amidst the sculptures. Enjoy spooky photo opportunities, cider, and other autumnal treats as we celebrate the return of our biggest community event of the year! • https://artomi.org/calendar/trick-or-treat-in-the-park

Cemetery Crawl Closing Award Ceremony
Saturday, October 30, 2021 • 2 - 3pm • FREE • 7562 N. Broadway, Red Hook • Need an excuse to spend the month of October ambling through cemeteries? Join Historic Red Hook for a month-long cemetery crawl through the many hauntingly beautiful graveyards that cover the villages and countryside. Participants can compete for prizes by taking part in our scavenger hunt across five historically significant Red Hook graveyards. While hunting, hear the stories of the graveyards’ residents in our self-guided walking tours. Join HRH for a closing award ceremony at the Elmendorph. Free, all ages welcome. The scavenger hunt and walking tours will be available on October 1 at  www.historicredhook.org/cemeterycrawl and participants can complete on their own time before Oct. 30 • http://www.historicredhook.org/cemeterycrawl

Haunted Hamlet and Monster's Ball
Saturday, October 30, 2021 • 3-7pm • Wassaic Project • Instead of floats, this year will feature seven PG-rated art installations/trick-or-treating stations around Maxon Mills and the Luther Barn field, explore an all-encompassing banana invention hut from Paul Belenky, a giant plinko game (with real prizes!) from David Diamond and Pete Vigeant, a mutant forest from Melinda Kiefer and Christopher Santiago, dancing candy spirits from Grace Lang, a Halloween-themed “Let’s Make a Deal” game led by a game show host zombie from Katrina Majkut, a fairytale witches hut from TJ Greenway and Ben Philipp, and a fibrous candy monster from Ana Maria Farina and Hannah Washburn. The Haunted Hamlet event is free for all ages, but RSVP recommended to help with the candy count. At 7pm, The Monster’s Ball will take place over at The Lantern featuring live music (bands TBD!), DJ sets by Taraka, and a costume contest. Please note that Monster’s Ball tickets ($20) must be purchased in advance and that all attendees must wear a costume. Meaning: no day-of or at-the-door sales and uncostumed ball-goers will be turned away, even with a ticket • https://www.wassaicproject.org/events/2021-haunted-hamlet-and-monsters-ball

2nd Annual Tivoli Pumpkin Promenade!
Saturday, October 30, 2021 • 5:30-7:30pm • Memorial Park, Tivoli • Celebrate Halloween with another Jack-o-Lantern Jaunt! Competitive pumpkin carving for all ages. Prizes in many categories, costumes encouraged! • Flyer with details here:
https://mcusercontent.com/db32a6873991aa156ac2f8920/files/04c954d5-83aa-5bd8-3bde-85244c6bf036/Pumpkin_Promenade_2021.pdf

Old Dutch Church Living History Tours
Continuing on Saturday, October 30 at 7pm • For their Fall 2021 “living history” presentation Theatre on the Road and the Old Dutch Church in Kingston will offer a new living history tour, BOOM TOWN. Theatre on the Road researcher and writer, Jessica Boyd, offers, “Boom Town is a timely theme considering the current growth in the uptown Kingston area. We will be giving our guests an opportunity to step back in time, to the roaring 20s, where they’ll meet 7 characters who really made Kingston roar.” • LINK

First Annual Peace, Love & Pumpkins Event
Through Sunday, October 31, 2021 • 6:30 - 10pm • $20 • Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, 200, Bethel • This family-friendly, walk-thru Halloween experience will feature hand-carved jack-o-lanterns, glowing art and displays featuring Woodstock icons and other pop culture imagery. Though the event is open nightly throughout the last half of the month, during Halloween weekend (October 29-31), visitors can shop the Night Market with 50 specialty food and craft vendors, fire dancers and more • https://www.bethelwoodscenter.org/events/peace-love-pumpkins

”Cross Pollination” Exhibition
On view through October 31, 2021 • Thomas Cole National Historic Site and Olana • National collaborative exhibition exploring the theme of cross pollination in art and the environment from the 19th century to today. The project stems from the artist Martin Johnson Heade’s 19th-century series of hummingbird and habitat paintings, The Gems Of Brazil, and their unique relationship to the epic landscapes of Hudson River School artists Thomas Cole And Frederic Church, as well as their continued significance to major contemporary artists working today • More info: LINK

“Fallen”
Through October 31, 2021 • Opening of a new site-specific installation by nationally-renowned artist Jean Shin • A beloved hemlock on Olana’s East Lawn died last year of natural causes, despite efforts to save it. In response to the unfortunate necessity of felling this majestic tree, Jean Shin will create a new artwork celebrating its life while reflecting on loss and the broader history of environmental impact in the Catskill region • More info: https://www.olana.org/exhibitions/fallen/

“Memento Mori Mandalas”
Through October 31, 2021 • Olana State Historic Site, Hudson • Evoking the transitory Buddhist spiritual practice of mandala making, Catskill-based artist Portia Munson reflects on the passing beauty of earthly things and the costs of climate change with arrangements that center on fallen birds and insects she finds on her walks around our region. Using a high resolution flatbed scanner, she holds up these specimens of loss for our respect and admiration, often surrounding them with flowers and plants she grows • https://www.olana.org/exhibitions/memento-mori-mandalas/

“Not Just One Thing” Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition
On view through October 31, 2021 • Wilderstein Historic Site, 330 Morton Rd., Rhinebeck • Each artist in the show experiments with not only unexpected materials but also curious scale and unfamiliar viewing modes as tools for creating new, site-responsive installations. These artworks refocus our attention on the multidimensional ways we might experience the location, history, and ecology of Wilderstein • LINK

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ONGOING

Bibiana Huang Matheis - “Do Not Enter Waterways”
On view through November 1, 2021 • Window On Hudson, 43 South 3rd Street, Hudson • “Do Not Enter Waterways” offers commentary on the excessive amount of discarded plastic that is choking the world’s oceans, lakes and rivers • www.windowonhudson.org

“Punto in Aria”
On view through November 7, 2021 • Garrison Art Center • Sculpture and Installation by Patricia Miranda • Free community workshops for families and adults on Saturday, October 23. Family workshop will be from 10:30am - 12:30pm; Adult workshop will be from 1:30 - 4:30pm. An in-gallery artist talk will follow on Saturday, October 23 at 5:30pm. • More info: www.garrisonartcenter.org or call 845-424-3960.

The Great Give Back to Benefit DCSPCA
Through November 12, 2021 • This year, the Poughkeepsie Library District has partnered with DCSPCA as part of the annual Great Give Back (a state-wide public library event) to collect much-needed food and supplies for the animals in their care. Donation bins will be available at both library locations during library hours • View DCSPCA Wish List + More info: https://poklib.org/the-great-give-back/

2021 Big Read
Through November 13, 2021 • Various events within the Poughkeepsie Public Library District based off of this year’s read, “The Best We Could Do” by Thy Bui • Registration required for some events • More info: http://poklib.org/events/2021-big-read

Who Really Cares? 14th Annual Hudson Valley Artists Exhibition Opening
On view through November 14, 2021 • Dorsky Museum of Art, Alice and Horace Chandler and North Galleries, SUNY New Paltz • Curator Helen Toomer asked local artists to submit artwork that deals with the challenges of the past year and the re-imaginings of years to come • https://www.newpaltz.edu/museum/exhibitions/hva-2021-who-really-cares/

“Apples in Winter”
Through Sunday, November 14, 2021 • Thursday to Saturday at 7PM, Sunday at 2PM • Denizen Theatre, Water Street Market, 10 Main Street, Suite 501, New Paltz • The Denizen Theatre, the Hudson Valley's only black box theater, is proud to present its first in-person production since the COVID-19 pandemic. "Apples in Winter" is about a mother who bakes an actual apple pie on stage for her son on death row, as his last meal. The powerhouse one-woman play, starring Jennifer Delora, will stir your heart but also, surprisingly, make you laugh out loud, as it explores the ideas of mercy, motherhood and madness. Written by Albany-based playwright Jennifer Fawcett and directed by James P. Rees ("Mr. Robot," "Orange is the New Black"), • 28 for general admission, $24 for seniors and $5 for students • https://www.denizentheatre.com/

The Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze
Through November 21, 2021 • Van Cortlandt Manor in Croton-on-Hudson • Experience the magic of more than 7,000 pumpkins lighting up the night at this 18th-century landscape • LINK

Second Saturday Hudson Gallery Crawl
Every second Saturday of the month • Free • Events will be taking place from Basilica Hudson and Henry Hudson Riverfront Park up to 7th Street Park and the newly renovated Park Theatre. • The gallerists, retail shops, and restaurants of Hudson, have joined together to launch an ongoing, citywide gallery crawl. Beginning June 12, 2021 and taking place every second Saturday of the month, the businesses on and off Warren Street will be staying open late (until 9pm).  Outside of the shops, visitors will find pop-up galleries, markets, buskers, concerts, food trucks, and community activated art programing •  http://www.hudsongallerycrawl.com

Richard Haas: Circles in Space
On view through January 9, 2022 • Hudson River Museum, 511 Warburton Ave., Yonkers • Exhibition explores the intersections between abstraction, color theory and the geometry of the universe • hrm.org/richard-haas

“WinterOver?”
On view through Spring 2022 • Time & Space, Ltd. 434 Columbia Street, Hudson • Featuring the sculpture of Pamela Blum, Jeremy K. Bullis, Nurya Chana, Dan Devine, Mimi Graminski, Chiarra Hughes-Mba, Linda Mussmann, Gelah Penn, and Katharine Umsted. George Spencer, the curator of “WinterOver?”, asked the artists to produce outdoor sculptures that will deteriorate over time. With the pieces standing in the yard of TSL for 6 months they will be exposed to nature’s extreme elements. Heat, wind, rain, snow, insects, mold, and mushrooms will cause the work to bend, crack, warp, fade and dissolve. Spencer uses this deterioration as a metaphor for the destructive changes (like the attempt to overturn the 2020 election, the countless unnecessary deaths resulting from the incompetent response to COVID-19, the attack on the Capitol, and so much more) occurring in the world around us. In the early Spring of 2022 the artists will be asked to revisit their work and assess the damage done during the Winter months. Is their sculpture still standing; do only fragments remain; it is disfigured but still recognizable? (Much like the questions Spencer asks about our Country.) What then is the individual artist’s response to these changes? Do they rebuild; build something new; make repairs; or leave things as they are? (These are the questions we must constantly ask ourselves about life.) • http://timeandspace.org/

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COMING UP:

She’s Gone Missing: The Epidemic You Don’t Hear About
Friday, November 5, 2021 • 6pm • Hudson Hall • A talk about the urgent yet silent issue of missing and murdered indigenous women by Forge Project Fellowship Program’s Director of Education, Heather Bruegl, M.A. (Oneida/Stockbridge-Munsee) • Free with a reservation (proof of vaccination and masks required). Tickets and information at hudsonhall.org or (518) 822-1438.

Introduction to Art Omi Tour 
Saturday, November 6, 2021 • 3pm • Art Omi, Ghent • Whether you're a first-time or frequent visitor to Art Omi, there's plenty to learn on our seasonal public tours of the Sculpture & Architecture Park. This tour provide insights and information about the artworks and architectural pavilions in the Sculpture & Architecture Park, as well as information about Art Omi's various programs. The Introduction to Art Omi Tour is a walking tour that will last roughly one hour, and is limited to 12 participants. $15 for non-members; free for members. Pre-registration is required.

Robert Weine's Horror Classic “The Cabinet of Dr Caligari” and “Genuine: A Tale of a Vampire”
Sunday, November 7, 2021 • 2pm • $6 • The Rosendale Theatre Collective, 408 Main Street, Rosendale • With live piano accompaniment by Marta Waterman • LINK

HVWiB Up Your Marketing Game!
Monday, November 8, 2021 • 6pm • $15 • Virtual, via Zoom • Stop overthinking your marketing plan and start spreading the word about your business! Do you struggle to come up with a marketing plan and stick to it? Hear from Rossalvi Marte, Marketing & Business Consultant for the Modern Entrepreneur, about how to create and implement a marketing plan that is right for you • http://HVWiB.com/events

Sunset Sensations
November 11, 2021 • 5:30 - 7:30pm • Locust Grove Estate, 2683 South Road, Poughkeepsie • Continues December 9. Each night enjoy three samplings, each with a wine pairing, and a tour of the Locust Grove gardens. Chat with each chef for cooking hints, and with Locust Grove's amazing Director of Horticulture for garden ideas. • $30/person • Purchase tickets by calling the Museum Shop, open every day from 10am - 5pm, at 845-454-4500 • lgny.org

Forest Carbon Offsets: Too Good to be True
Thursday, November 11, 2021 • 7pm • Virtual event • Join Cary Institute President Joshua Ginsberg for a virtual Cary Science Conversation on the limitations of forest carbon offsets. This event will feature forest ecologist Charles Canham, a distinguished senior scientist emeritus at Cary Institute who has deep concerns about the true climate benefits of the current forest carbon offset market • This event will include time for audience Q&A. Free and open to all. Zoom login info will be sent with Eventbrite registration confirmation: LINK

Weaving as Meditation
Saturday, November 13, 2021 • 11am - 4pm • $95 • Fall Kill Clay Works, 485 Main Street, Poughkeepsie • The act of weaving encourages both focus and relaxation, which is fertile ground for meditation. During this workshop you will learn basic weaving skills to use as a foundation from which to explore mindfulness through creativity. The workshop will begin with a short guided meditation to cleanse the mind’s palette, followed by weaving instruction. Once you have started your weaving, and are comfortable with the process, you will be free to let go and use your intuition to explore a wide array of colors and textures in the form of yarn and fabric. As you get into the rhythm of the weaving, there will be another short guided meditation as you weave, to help you focus into your craft and find your balance. This will be a fun and relaxing journey of creativity and expansion! • http://fallkillcreativeworks.org/adultclasses/p/weaving-as-meditation-1113

Embroidery Workshop
Saturday, November 13, 2021 • 11am-2pm • $65 • Glebe House, 635 Main Street, Poughkeepsie • Learn the craft of embroidery! Whether you are interested in embroidering on clothes, making creative patches, or using embroidery in fine art, this workshop will help you learn the basics to move forward. Students will learn a variety of stitches in the first half of the class (including: Straight Stitch, Back Stitch, French Knots, Lazy Daisy Stitch, Satin Stitch, Bullion Knots, Roses, and more), and use these stitches to make a work of their choice. Projects can include- embroidery on your own clothing/fabrics, making a small patch • http://fallkillcreativeworks.org/adultclasses/p/1l5kxdp4xcy8zb71f5g4uj9tnyaa9z-zlk8k

Helping Hands Helping Paws
Sunday, November 14, 2021 • 9am - noon • $26 • East Fishkill Fire District, 2502 Route 52, Hopewell Junction • Catskill Vet Service, Besties Animal Rescue and Pets Alive are joining together to bring pet wellness exams with rabies vaccines to our local community. For $26.00, your pet will get a wellness exam along with a rabies vaccine. Pre-registration is requested: LINK.

Dried Floral Wreaths Workshop
Sunday, November 14, 2021 • 11am - 1pm • $85 • Glebe House Garden, 635 Main Street, Poughkeepsie •  Flowers are an integral part of bringing pleasure to our lives in many ways. The colors, meanings, and arrangements of flowers set the tone, bring energy to a space, and a certain amount of sophistication, whether it be a wedding or a dinner table. Learning how to create your own arrangements is an empowering, stress-relieving, creative activity that satiates the need to express as well as connect with nature, and provides beauty and pride to enjoy long after. When planning an event, floral design provides a personal and meaningful touch to the celebration. In this workshop, participants will about the construction of dried floral wreaths, and create one festive wreath to take home • http://fallkillcreativeworks.org/adultclasses/p/dried-floral-wreaths-1114

HVWiB Are You Ready for an Intern?
Monday, November 15, 2021 • 6pm • Virtual, via Zoom • Are you ready to hire your first intern? Learn from FIVE local colleges about their internship programs to get you some must-needed help by spring! You'll learn when to apply, how to prepare, and what to consider before making this decision. Representatives will join us from Bard College, Marist College, Vassar College, SUNY Dutchess and SUNY Ulster • http://HVWiB.com/events

Ulster Co. Eating Disorder Conference: Eating Disorders in a changing world, where do we go from here?
Friday, December 3, 2021 • 9am-3:30pm (registration begins at 8:15am) • Best Western Plus Kingston Hotel and Conference Center, 503 Washington Ave, Kingston • Complimentary Healthy Breakfast, Welcome address from Ulster County Legislature and the Ulster County Eating Disorders Coalition. Morning Speakers: Dr. Cris Haltom, MA, PhD, CEDS www.drcrishaltom.com; Laura Cipullo, RD, CEDRD www.lauracipullo.com; Complimentary Healthy Breakfast & Lunch, Afternoon Moderated Panel Discussion with: Laura Cipullo, RD, CERD- Rachel Spear, LMSW- Nancy Graham, LCSW, Carolyn Cirnitski, LCSW-R, MPS & Jan Tishler, Parent Advocate • Capacity is Limited & Registration is required. Venue is ADA accessible. Please request any accommodations needed in your registration by: 11/15/21 • https://bit.ly/EDCreg2021

Dutchess Handmade Pop-Up Shop
Saturday, December 4, 2021 - Sunday, December 5, 2021 • 10am - 4pm • FREE • Poughkeepsie Trolley Barn, 489 Main St., Poughkeepsie • The Dutchess Handmade Pop-Up Shop “pops up” twice a year with incredible items created in the Hudson Valley. Locally made glass, jewelry, greeting cards, textiles, ceramics, wood, products, prints, paintings, home, decorating items and more! Find the perfect item for gift giving and collecting from local artists and artisans • https://www.artsmidhudson.org/dutchess-handmade

25th Anniversary of Winter Walk
Saturday, December 4, 2021 • 5-8pm • Warren Street, Hudson • Music, art, dance and family fun including Sax-o-Claus, Sean the Prankster, Crazy Christine Balloons, Roger the Jester, Holly, Andy & Ivy, the Orcapelicans, Circus Theatricks with Sean Fagan, Acadia Otlowski and Key of Q. The horse and carriage ride will also return to 7th Street Park, and fireworks will finish off the evening on the waterfront • https://hudsonhall.org/event/winter-walk-25th-anniversary/

Sunday Silents: SherlockJr, Cops & The Playhouse
Sunday, December 5, 2021 • 2pm • The Rosendale Theatre Collective, 408 Main Street, Rosendale • With live accompaniment by Marta Waterman • https://www.rosendaletheatre.org/

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As always, and especially with COVID, event info may change – make sure to check with the venue before you go.

Long-term traffic alert in Clinton
The bridge at the intersection of Fiddlers Bridge and Long Pond Roads by the West Clinton Fire House (Station 2) will be closed beginning Monday, July 26 for the total replacement of the bridge and buttresses. The bridge “should reopen by November 2021,” according to officials. For more information, call Dutchess County DPW Engineering Division at 845-486-2925 • Detour map: LINK

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