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845-246-3522
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LODGING Local & World wide
Saugerties Tourism
information
http://www.wamc.org - Northeast Public Radio
To have your event listed email it to me by the 1st weekend of every month. Please include your phone number. Preference given to not-for-profit organizations. Be sure to check for typos - I'm just going to cut & paste it.
I am not responsible for any inaccuracies or their consequences!There are many events listed below, but . . .
Instead of copying in the Freeman's events listings, I've decided to put their link here - below are the long term events and all the contributed events.Kingston Daily Freeman, with obits.
The Times-Herald Record, with obits.
www.woodstocktimes.com
Woodstock Times Local stories, sometimes with obits
and sometimes good articles on local history.
www.timesunion.com/communities/cdcwrt and click on "Calendar of Events" in the blue box.A full version of this month's Chronogram Events Listings and a catalogue of back issues, http://www.chronogram.com.
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Hope Farm Bookshop Hours & Closings
NEW location - 15 Jane Street - around the corner behind my old shop
Closed these holidays:
Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years Day, Easter, Memorial Day, July 4th.Store Hours
Mon thru Sat 12 - 6
email me or call to be sure we connect
Closed June 27th, June 30th - July 6th
August 2nd thru 8thYou can read all of Richard's articles http://rfrisbie.gather.com/ OR
http://www.hopefarm.com/spain.htm to read about my press trips to Spain
Garlic Festival
Next Festival is ALWAYS the Last FULL Weekend in September!
Real Estate Hudson Valley
http://www.gristmillrealestate.com Grist Mill
www.ssrealestate.com Sophie Sirpanlis
www.flemmingrealty.com Flemming
www.westwoodrealty.com Westwood/Metes & Bounds
www.villagegreenrealty.com Village Green
www.weichert.com Weichert
www.dutchvalleyrealty.com Dutch Valley
www.winmorrisonrealty.com Win Morrison
www.marycollinsrealestate.com Mary Collins
In collaboration with the: New York State Historical Association / New York State Department of Education / New York State Regional Publishers Association / New York State Library Association, and as decreed by the New York State Legislature:
November is New York State History Month
A complete list of statewide eventsLen Tantillo poster available
One year we did:
Ulster County Historian, Karlyn Elia, announces:
A Celebration in Recognition of Alf Evers'
Contributions to the Furthering of New York History Alf Evers PageIn 2003 - there was a BIG Ulster County History in Books display at the Ulster County Office Building, in uptown Kingston, NY.
For Other History Month events see: http://www.nysm.nysed.gov/historymonth/index.html
Lodging available in the area:
Guide Books on Hudson Valley or Catskill Mountains
All my New York State Books
B&Bs Hotline for Ulster B&Bs 845 532-5466
Bluestone Country Manor Bed and Breakfast
Address 4170 Route 9W West Camp NY 12490
Tel 845-246-3060 toll free 877-822-2144
Email bluestone@hvc.rr.com
Webpage www.bluestonemanor.com
Description; -Three miles North of the Village of Saugerties
-All rooms have private baths
-Two night minimum
Thanks Elizabeth and JohnThe Brick Cafe
12 Market Street
Saugerties NY 12477
532-3182 & 532-3183
http://www.brickcafe.orgThe Montgomery Bed & Breakfast
Historic Saugerties Village
four suites and one deluxe apt.
76 Montgomery St.
Saugerties, NY 12477
phone-845-246-2522
cell-845-234-0083
www.montgomerybandb.comCafe Tamayo
Rooms above the 4 star restaurant of the same name on Partition Street in the Historic Saugerties Village Business District. http://www.cafetamayo.com
tamayo@ulster.net 845-246-9371Red House Inn
3249 Route 32, Saugerties NY 12477 845-246-5533 (2.5 miles north of Thruway exit #20 - formerly Hanser's Inn) Maximum privacy, views, a convenient location. redhouseinn@yahoo.com www.redhouseinn.comRose Mountain Cottages
120 Route 47 (Old Rt 28) Shandaken NY 12480 845-688-6825 Open May - Columbus Day, 34 miles west of NYS Thruway exit 19 - housebroken leashed pets welcome.Twin Gables Guest House
73 Tinker Street Woodstock NY 12498. 845-679-9479. 10 miles west of NYS Thruway exit 20 in the center of the Village of Woodstock Smoke Free - no petsEvergreen Country Inn
6711 Hommelville Rd
Saugerties, New York 12477Three Oaks B&B
Julie Desch & Michael Morrissey
110 Fairview Avenue
Kingston, NY 12401
845-339-1115
www.threeoaks.us
threeoaks@hvi.net
Beautiful B&B in the City of Kingston – convenient locationHolmestead B&B
Margaret and Richard Holmstead PO Box 129
West Camp, NY 12490
Telephone: (845) 246-9830 (Cell) (845) 548-4835 (Fax) (845) 246-2058Barclay Heights Bed & Breakfast
Elegant lodging in the picturesque Catskills
Hosts David & Justine Smythe, culinary chefs
158 Burt St. Saugerties, NY 12477
Call for reservations 845.246.3788
Explore at www.OutstandingHospitality.comThe Chateau Room Bed and Breakfast on the Esopus
$120--$170 per night, depending on season and availability. Special rates for extended stays. Full deposit required one week in advance, no refunds.
Contact phone: 845-246-4058
Cell phone: 845-399-8302
Email: jgutelius@yahoo.com
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Saugerties Tourism information
Hotels / Motels
Comfort Inn
2792 Rt 32 (just north of the NYS Thruway exit 20) Saugerties - 800-228-5150 or 845-246-1565
Holiday Inn
At the NYS Thruway exit 19 (Kingston) 845-338-0400Howard Johnson Inn
1001 Rt 32 (just north of the NYS Thruway exit 20) Saugerties 845-246-9511Ramada Inn of Kingston
At the NYS Thruway exit 19 (Kingston) 845-339-3900CAMPING
Saugerties/Woodstock KOA 882 Route 212,
(3 mi west of Thruway exit #20 on 212)
Saugerties, NY 12477, Phone: 246-4089 April 1-October 31. 84 sites; 41 electric, 14 full hookups. Camp store, children's play area, dumping station, fireplaces, fishing, flush toilets,
laundry room, pets allowed (not in kabins), pool, showers, tables. Kamping Kabins available.
Rip Van Winkle Campgrounds Inc.149 Blue Mountain Rd. (2.5 miles from NYS Thruway Exit 20) Saugerties, NY 12477 1-888-720-1232 www.ripvanwinklecampground.com Designed and maintained for the true lover of nature. One mile frontage on crystal clear Plattekill Creek. Beautiful separate tent sites, large full hookups. 40' towing welcome. 50 amps. KOA Value Cards honored.
OUTSIDE THE AREA LODGING SEARCH
Custom SearchSEE All my New York State Books
B&B in NYC - Looking for accommodations while visiting New York.? All amities, Kurt Thometz, Polyhistor, Philologus, Hotelier
Jumel Terrace Books http://jtbandb.wordpress.com/
426 West 160th Street
New York, New York 10032
(212) 928-9525The Weyside INN and Cottages, Rt 28 Big Indian NY. Comfortable cottages around a 3 acre lake with 7 rooms in the inn. Ski, Skate, Sled, Firepit. All here. www.theweyside.com in the heart of the Catskill Mountains, 5 mins from Belleayre Mt Skiing
For other lodging in the Catskill Mts., go to: www.catskillhighpeaks.com
Lodging directory one of the largest on the web for NYC
http://www.1stnewyorkhotels.comA good Metropolitan NY lodging locator
http://www.new-york-hotels-locator.com/New York City Hotel Discounts
www.new-york-hotels-discount-resorts.com
Discount Hotels in New York City
Cheap New York HotelsNew York’s largest Directory of Boutique Hotels and Inns http://newyork.boutiquehotelsonline.com/
Madison Square Garden Hotels offers great rates on hotels and accommodations surrounding "the Garden".
http://www.madisonsquaregardenhotels.comJFK Airport Hotel Map
Description: JFK Airport Hotel Map offers great rates on over 50 hotels near JFK Airport. All hotels offer a generous savings off of regular hotel rack rates.
http://www.jfkairportmap.com/OUTSIDE NEW YORK STATE
Cottonwood Hotels - Welcome to Cottonwood, AZ! Cottonwood Hotels offers great rates on several customer-preferred hotels near Cottonwood, Arizona.
Great America Hotels, Santa Clara! California offers the best rates on hotels near Great America.
OUT of the Country
For links to my foreign travel articlesHotel - Hotels.nl is dedicated to providing the best prices and the easiest and most accurate online bookings for hotels in Amsterdam and Holland.
Santiago Airport Hotels - When looking for a hotel at Santiago - Airport, Chile, stay at the Holiday Inn Santiago - Airport that
opened in July 2007. http://www.santiagoairporthotels.com/Schlitterbahn New Braunfels Hotel - Discover all that New Braunfels has to offer at your comfortable Holiday Inn.
Vietnam travel, Vietnam hotels, Vietnam tourist information, Vietnam packages tours, hotels in Vietnam http://www.khoaviettravel.com
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SAUGERTIES PRO MUSICA concert schedule
The FIRST FRIDAY 2008 Saugerties Sunset Concerts are scheduled for the first Fridays of June, July, August and September. Concerts begin at 6:30 p.m. In the event of rain, the venue will move to the Dutch Arms Chapel on John Street.
June (6/6) at Tina Chorvas Riverfront Park in Saugerties Village.
July (7/4) Kiersted House (Main St) Saugerties Village
August (8/1) Glasco (off Rt 32 South of Village) Mini Park on the River.
September (9/5) Band Stand at Cantine FieldSaugerties Area Chamber of Commerce NEWS
Visit www.discoversaugerties.com for more details
Email: justine@smythehouse.comJAY UNGAR & MOLLY MASON
THE JAY UNGAR & MOLLY MASON BAND (aka Swingology) with Peter Ecklund, Peter Davis and Harry Aceto. contact office@ashokan.org for more information and info on upcoming gigs.
WAMC PERFORMANCE SPACE Albany NY
For the complete list of upcoming events (including our Wednesday Live Shows), visit us on the web at www.wamc.org/artsched.html. To make reservations, call our main number at 1-800-323-9262, extension 4. Questions can be directed to Nina Killam at nkillam@wamc.org.
Hill Brothers children's and family concert dates. For further information on any programs or locations, email: Dave Ruch dave@hillbrothers.netHudson Valley Dance www.hudsonvalleydance.org Mid-Hudson Valley Dance Schedule
MAVERICK CONCERTS
Maverick Concerts, near Woodstock, New York, is the oldest continuous summer chamber music series in America, and will celebrate its 90th anniversary next year. The Maverick Concert Hall, built by Hervey White in 1916 and nestled in a distinctly sylvan setting, is designated as a National Historic Site. Concerts are Saturday evenings at 6:00 and Sunday afternoons at 3:00. Take Rts 28 OR 212 to Rt 375 (In Woodstock) and then, Maverick Road off that - follow signs. It is approx 3 miles from the center of Woodstock.
Maverick Concert web site: http://www.maverickconcerts.orgSAUGERTIES PRO MUSICA
9 Sunday afternoon (3 PM) concerts from September to May http://www.saugertiespromusica.org
Events from OUR HUDSON VALLEY NETWORK - Carl's List
The Michael J. Quill Irish Cultural & Sports Centre, 2119 Route 145, East Durham, NY, call 518-634-2286 or see webpage at http://www.east-durham.org/DIRT/index.htm.
Events at The Meditation Center in Albany - The Meditation Center in Albany is located at 5 Marwood Street (off of Hackett Boulevard) For additional information, directions to the center and to register for all of the programs call (518) 438-4180 or email albany@us.bkwsu.org
U&D Railroad events
For more info "U&D Members Online" president@udrrhs.org
The First Ulster County Militia is a colonial re-enactment organization in the Hudson Valley. Featuring historic displays of civilian and military lifestyles of the period Contact: (845) 331-0874 or (845) 246-6305 Capt.Ben Carlos E-mail Address: burgevin@ulsfedcu.net & URL http://www.firstulster.org
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Horse Shows In The Sun - HITS - Saugerties
Offices Main Street, Show facilities located at: Washington Avenue & Krout Road (Enter from Krout Road)
Info 845-246-8833
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SAUGERTIES HISTORICAL SOCIETY EVENTS
Events take place at The Kiersted House 119 Main Street, Saugerties, NY 12477 Please call the Kiersted House at (845) 246-9529 for information on upcoming events and changes in scheduling due to weather. OR - you can email Majorie Block at Harry39a@aol.com
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pronto limo - We still offer door to door transportation to/from nyc area ( airports etc...) 1-888-434-5200 1-914-434-5200 24 hour email: prontolimo@bigfoot.com
Paisa 2 Car, Van & Limousine Service is a full transportation service provider servicing, but not limited to, the greater New York area. We have provided service to the general public for over 15 years, and are now taking a more aggressive approach in professional luxury transportation with your needs in mind. Whatever your profession, or needs may be, we are prepared to serve you with pride and excellence, at a price you can afford. We provide local, tri-state, inter-state, airport, tour, road trip, wedding, and customized service to meet your every need. Anytime, anywhere, 24 hours, 7 days. paisa2@nyc.rr.com OR Feel free to telephone us at: (212) 724-6666 or (718) 478-7700
GENEALOGY
If Genealogy is your primary interest.
The Friends of the National Archives – at www.narafriends-pittsfield.org/calendar.htm Call 413-236-3600 for further information
The Fairfield Historical Society is searching for direct male descendants of Benjamin Lines (1689-1732) and his wife Esther Sturges (1700/01-) for a special project. Benjamin was the son of Benjamin and Anna(Wilmont) lines. He was born at New Haven CT. on 8-November-1689 and died at Fairfield on 21-February-1732 where he was buried. His wife Esther Sturges ,the daughter of Joseph Sturges, was bapt. on 2-March-1700/01 at Fairfield, CT.
Please respond to rmackenzie@fairfieldhs.org.
Rod MacKenzie
Library Assistant/Geneologist
Fairfield Museum and History Center
Fairfield Historical SocietyPalatines to America -- The New York Chapter is planning a celebration of the three hundredth anniversary of the arrival of the Palatines in the Hudson Valley. The celebration will be held in or near Kingston in June 2010. Anyone interested in attending or helping at a later date is welcome. Contact johnmparis@aol.com for further information.
LDS Genealogy Archives to Go Online http://www.sltrib.com/1999/mar/03061999/utah/88438.htm
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PALATINES TO AMERICA National Convention I don't know when or where it one will be, but you can email wlmch@aol.com for more info
- Palatines to America Brief History.
- Palatines To America New York Branch
For info and membership contact: William McHenry or AWSHEFFER@aol.comPALATINE Monument Dedication West Camp, (Saugerties) NY, dedication of a memorial
commemorating the original landing site in West Camp.Orange County Genealogical Society Programs
1841 Historic Courthouse, 101 Main Street, Goshen, NY~~~~~
- Westchester County Gen. Society, PO Box 518, White Plains, NY 10603,
Details: 914-941-9754, Tuesday - Thursday, 9 am - noon, 7 pm - 9 pm. Membership is $20/year.
- Central NY Gen Society CNYGS meets at the DeWitt Community Church, corner of Erie Blvd East and Grenfell Road, DeWitt, NY, just east of Syracuse. Visitors are welcome for a small donation.
- Northeastern NY Gen Society, Glens Falls, NY. Regular meetings are held at 7 pm in the Glens Falls National Bank Community Room, 250 Glen Street. Free parking in the lot at the rear of the building. Enter from rear of building. For info on these programs, call 518-747-2918.
Announcing the Rediscovering New York History and Culture Website
The New York State Archives has recently developed a new website as part of its mission to ensure that all the diverse communities, peoples, and events in New York history are fully documented and that documentary evidence is easily accessible for research and learning. The Rediscovering New York History and Culture website serves as a pathway directing users to historical records and resources around the state.
To access the website, log on to the State Archives web site at http://www.archives.nysed.gov and select Rediscovering New York. A variety of tools have been developed to tell the stories of New York's communities and people including:
· A statewide "catalog" of archival/historical collections and finding aids found in the statewide Historic Documents Inventory.
· A directory of historical records repositories in New York State.
· A wealth of information on special topics and areas of interest.Arranged topically, each page provides listings of projects, links to finding aids, digitized images, on-line exhibits and publications, and links to other resources. Underdocumented topics include: African Americans, Latinos, Mental Health, and Environmental Affairs. Special Areas of Interest include: genealogy, military, transportation, and community history. If you have on-line finding aids, digitized images, exhibits, publications, or a project report which relate to historical records in New York please let us know, dhs@mail.nysed.gov, so we can include your link.
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Book Related See also Music.
BOOK SIGNING - May 17th, 2009 1-3 pm at Hope Farm Press 15 Jane St. Saugerties New York
Two books, "Catskill Village" ($21.99) and "Great River of the Mountains: The Hudson" ($19.95) offer hundreds of black and white photos of Hudson River History with informative captions and text. Together they represent an historian’s view of life in the Hudson Valley over the last 150 years. email hopefarm@hopefarm.com or cal 800-883-5778LIBRARY BOOK SALES
KINGSTON LIBRARY BOOK SALE KINGSTON LIBRARY, AT THE CORNER OF PROSPECT STREET and LIBERTY STREETS, KINGSTON, NY 12401
10 AM TO 3 PM email for dates and more info libraryfriend2003@yahoo.com~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
BOOK SHOWS:
New Jersey Antiquarian Booksellers Fair, call 609-665-0341
Oliver & Gannon Associates - 518-861-5062 info@showsfairsfestivals.com
Northeast bookfairs http:www.bookfairs.com
Library sales page http://www.blaize.com/library.html
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SAUGERTIES FARMERS MARKET, Saturdays, June 30 – October 29,
For more information about next year's schedule, consult our website: www.saugertiesfarmersmarket.com or call 845-246-9371.PINE BUSH FARMERS MARKET, Saturdays from June 9th - For more information about next year's schedule Kaelyn (845)744-6763
Montgomery Place: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesdays-Mondays, (closed Tuesdays) Montgomery Place, Annandale-on-Hudson. General admission $6, senior citizens $5, and $3 for students ages 6-17. Children under 6 admitted free. Grounds pass $3.
- Mohonk Preserve, Mohonk Lake, 1000 Mountain Rest Road, New Paltz. Always has something going - Reservations required, call weekdays bom 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., weekends 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at (914) 255-0919.
- Mid-Week Walk: 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Wednesdays Mohonk Preserve, Mountain Rest Road, New Paltz. Meet at Trapps Entry, bring food and water. For adults of all ages. For details, call (914) 255-0919.
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WOODSTOCK GUILD EVENTS
Mount Gulian.
Mount Gulian sits near the Hudson River in historic Fishkill, New York, less than a mile from the intersection of Routes 1-84 and 9D. Take 1-84 to Exit 11 (Wappingers Falls/Beacon). Take 9D North 3/lOths of a mile; turn left into Hudson View Park Apartments, make an immediate left onto Lamplight Street which becomes Sterling Street. Mount Gulian is at the end of Sterling.
Open Wednesday thru Sunday 1 - 5 PM, July 2nd - August 31st. Museum Admission Adults $3, Children $2 Mount Gulian's active volunteer group participates in our events, programs and garden restoration. If you are interested in volunteering, we would be happy to hear from you. Information about tours, as well as specific dates of our events and programs, are available upon request.
- Each One Teach One -- Ulster Literacy Association Inc. is looking for volunteer tutors to help adults learn how to read. Computer Specialists are also needed (both IBM & MAC) to set up training programs. Interested persons please call 845-331-6837 and ask for Nora.
Press Releases
About the Rural New York Grants Program
The Rural New York Grant Program supports local grassroots efforts throughout New York State, focusing on the preservation of the built and natural environments, land use planning, and environmental advocacy. Since 1993, the Rural New York Grants Program has awarded $1.86 million in direct support to 598 projects.
For more information on the results, please contact Tania G. Werbizky, Director, Technical and Grant Programs, Preservation League of New York State, 607-272-6510.~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~
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MUSEUMS
- Albany Institute ot History & Art: 125 Washington Ave., Albany. South Gallery, Regular gallery hours noon-5 p.m. Wednesday-Sunday.
- Center for Curatorial Studies Museum: Bard College Annandale-on-Hudson. Museum hours 1-5 p.m. Wednesdays-Sundays.
- Center for Photography at Woodstock: 59 Tinker St., Woodstock. Catalog of workshops available by calling the center at (914) 679-9957.
- Highland Cultural Center: 54 Vineyard Ave., Highland. Hours noon-5 p.m. Wednesdays-Fridays, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturdays, and by appointment by calling (914) 691 6008.
- Historical Society ot Woodstock: Comeau Drive, Woodstock. . Museum hours 1-4 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays through September.
- Hudson River Maritime Museum: One Rondout Landing, Kingston. 914-338-0071
- Hudson Valley Raptor Center: 1-4 p.m. Fridays-Mondays through - October, South Road, Stanfordville. $7 general admission, $5 students and seniors citizens, $2.50 children 12 and younger.
- Irish American Heritage Museum: Route 145, East Durham. Museum hours 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Fridays-Sundays, and by appointment, through Columbus Day.
- John Jay Homestead State Historic Site: 400 Route 22, between villages of Katonah and Bedford. Regular site tours, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday, noon-4 p.m. Sunday.
- Kingston Urban Cultural Park: Visitor Center, 20 Broadway, Kingston. Center hours are 11 a.m.-5 p.m. daily.
- Klyne Esopus Historical Society Museum Museum located Rt. 9w about 1/4 mile south of River Road Ulster Park, New York 12487 - Mailing address is PO Box 180 Ulster Park. Open Memorial day through Columbus day Saturday, Sunday and Monday 1-4pm and Fridays by appointment.
- Montgomery Place: open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. daily (closed Tuesdays), Montgomery Place, Annandale on-Hudson.
The mansion features flowers, tours, walks through the woods to the waterfall, view of the greenhouse, etc. $6 general admission, $5 senior citizens, $3 children ages 6-17, children under 6 admited free. Grounds-only pass is $3.- Mount Gulian Historic Site:The Verplanck Homestead / Birthplace of the Society of the Cincinnati / General Von Steuben's Rev War Headquarters -- Open Weds & Sun 1:00 - 5:00 -- April thru December -- 145 Sterling St, Beacon NY 12508 - 914-831-8172
- Museum of the Hudson Highlands: The Boulevard, Corning-on-Hudson.
- Museum ot Rhinebeck History: Quitman House, Route 9, Rhinebeck. Open from 1-4 p.m. weekends through October.
- Neversink Valley Area Museum: D&H Canal Park, Cuddebackville.
- OPUS 40 Earthworks - Fite Road in Saugerties 914-247-3400
- Senate House State Historic Site: open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesdays-Saturdays, 1-5 p.m. Sundays through end of October, Historic Stockade area, uptown Kingston. $3 general admission, $1 children, $2 senior citizens of New York State and bus groups. For details, call (914) 338-2786.
- Tivoli Bays Visitor Center: Watts-dePeyster Hall, 68 Broadway, Tivoli. Center hours noon-4 p.m. Friday-Sunday.
- Trolley Museum of New York, 89 East Strand, Kingston. Fathers ride free; other adults $3, children $1.
- University Art Museum: SUNY Albany. Museum hours 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, noon-4 p.m. Satunday and Sunday.
- Van Wagenen's House: 222 Dutchess Tumpike/U.S. Route 44, Poughkeepsie. Permanent memorial exhibh of watercolors and oils by Anna Squiers-Van Wagenen. Also, art, antiques, giffs and crafts by many other artists. Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily.
- Watts DePeyster Fireman's Hall 86 Broadway, Tivoli, NY 12583 -- 914-757-2021 -- Dedication 5/10/97 -- Gallery Hours M-F 9-4, S&S 12-4.
- Wooddock Artists Association: 28 Tinker St.; Woodstock. Gallery hours noon-5 p.m. Thursday-Monday.
- Zadock Pratt Museum: Main Street (Route 23), Prattsville. Museum hours 1-5 p.m. Wednesday-Sunday.
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MILITARY EVENTS
1st Ulster Militia (1776) Re-enactors1st Ulster County Militia , Col. Snyder's Regt. living history organization Capt. Ben Carlos
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Antique Shows
ANTIQUES & AUCTIONS
- Jay Werbalowsky Auctions - - Broadway, Kingston
- George Cole Auctions -- CALL - -- Redhook -- (845) 876-5215 or email gwilliamc@aol.com
- Cold Spring Auctions -- CALL - -- Beacon -- 914-534-9123
- Copake Auctions -- CALL - -- Copake -- 518-329-1142
- The Coxsackie Auctions -- CALL - Rt 9W Coxsackie -- (518) 479-3813 or (845) 757-3961
- Woodstock Fleamarket - Every Saturday May - Oct in the center of Woodstock
ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES
Senator Charles Schumer
Phone: 202-224-6542
District Offices:
Albany: 518-431-4070
Binghamton: 607-772-6792
Buffalo: 716-846-4111
Melville: 631-753-0978
New York: 212-486-4430
Red Hook: 914-285-9741
Rochester: 585-263-5866
Syracuse: 315-423-5471
Senator Hillary Clinton
Phone: 202-224-4451
District Offices:
Albany: 518-431-0120
Buffalo: 716-854-9725
Hartsdale: 914-725-9294
Lowville: 315-376-6118
Melville: 631-249-2825
New York: 212-688-6262
Rochester: 585-263-6250
Syracuse: 315-448-0470
Congressman Maurice Hinchey
Phone: 202-225-6335
District Offices:
Binghamton: 607-773-2768
Ithaca: 607-273-1388
Kingston: 845-331-4466
Middletown: 845-344-3211
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Call these organizations for a schedule of events.
- Adirondack Museum, Blue Mt Lake NY 12812 - 518-352-7311
- Albany Civic Theater, 235 Second Ave., Albany. (518) 462-1297.
- Albany Institute of History and Art, Albany, NY. 518-463-4478
- Bard College Olin Auditorium, Annandale-on-Hudson, NY. 758-7425
- Bard College, Scene Shop Theater, Avery Arts Center, 758-8622.
- Broadway Theater, Kingston, NY. 339-6088
- Bardavon Opera House, Poughkeepsie, NY. 473-2072
- Center for Photography at Woodstock, Woodstock, NY. 679-9957
- D&H Canal Museum, Mohonk Rd, High Falls, NY 914-687-9311
- Emelin Theatre, Mamaroneck, NY. 914-698-0098
- Empire Center at the Egg, Albany, NY. 518-473-1845
- George Cole Auctions Redhook 876-5215
- Greene County Council on the Arts, Catskill Gallery, Catskill, NY. 518-734-3400
- Historic Hudson Valley National Historic Landmarks - 914-631-9491
- Historical Society of Rockland County, 20 Zukor Rd, New City. 914-634-9629
- Hudson River Maritime Museum, 1 Rondout Landing, Kingston, NY. 338-0071
- Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY. 212-465-6741
- Mohonk Mt House, New Paltz, NY. 255-1000
- Montgomery Place, River Rd, Annadale-on-Hudson. 785-5461
- Mount Gulian Historic Site, 45 Sterling St, Beacon. 914-838-1409
- New York State Museum, Albany, NY. 518-518-474-5877
- Neuberger Museum of Art, Purchase (SUNY) College, Purchase, NY. 251-6133
- Paramount Center for the Arts, Peekskill, NY 914-739-2333
- Performing Arts Center, Purchase College, Purchase, NY. 914-251-6200
- Procter's Theater, Schenectady, NY. 518-346-6204
- Rensselaer Co Council for the Arts, Troy, NY. 518-273-0552
- Storm King Art Center, Old Pleasant Rd, Mountainville, NY. 534-3190
- Troy Savings Bank Music Hall, Troy, NY. 518-273-0038
- Vassar College FLL Art Center, Poughkeepsie, NY. 437-5632
- West Point Eisenhower Hall, West Point, NY. 938-2617
- Woodstock Chamber Orchestra. 246-7045
- Woodstock School of Art - Rt 212, Woodstock -- 679-2388
- Woodstock Youth Theater. 679-1027.
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