Free admission on Saturday, Feb. 9, from 9 to 4
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Emerging Hudson Valley Artists Open HVCCA Show Jan. 27
Peekskill Artist Club celebrates time together with group exhibition
State Sen. Gipson Announces Committee Assignments
Focuses on key issues for Dutchess and Putnam counties
Three First Ladies in One-Woman Show at Depot Theatre Feb. 3
Elaine Bromka plays Lady Bird, Pat Nixon and Betty Ford
Nature and Love: Subjects of Shows at Gallery 66 NY Opening Feb. 1
Linda Speziale to perform love songs on First Friday
Tibetan Musician Performs at St. Philip’s Jan. 31
Loten Namling’s ‘journey of freedom’ continues in Garrison
Call for Submissions for Korean War Oral History Project
War’s 60th anniversary marked by high school students’ videos High school students from throughout the United States, its territories, and Department of Defense (DoD) schools are invited to submit their short videos to the DoD 60th Anniversary of Korean War Commemoration Committee (KW60) and the GI Film Festival to participate in a new educational outreach […]
Join our Winter Photofest
Contribute your best shots of the town in its winter splendor
PRS Celebrates Tu B’shevat, New Year of the Trees, Jan. 25
Guest Rabbi Claire Ginsburg Goldstein to lead services On Friday evening, Jan. 25, the Philipstown Reform Synagogue (PRS) will welcome friends and congregants to celebrate Tu B’shevat, the Jewish New Year of the Trees. Guest Rabbi Claire Ginsburg Goldstein will lead the observances, including a special Tu B’shevat “seder.” Guests are invited to gather at […]
Peekskill Project V Offers Workshops, Exhibits, Yoga
Museum open Fridays 11 a.m. – 5 p.m., Saturdays and Sundays 12 – 6 p.m.
Local Knights of Columbus Free-Throw Champs Advance
Eight boys and girls go on to district competition
Haldane School Foundation Awards Over $37,000 in Grants
Fields, greenhouse, SMART Board, field trips and more to be funded
Beacon Theatre Opens For Colored Girls… Jan. 18
Play about African American women runs two weekends
Story of Medea Retold as Comedy at World’s End Theater Reading
Free reading this Saturday at 69 Main of Charles Ludlam’s twist on the classic Greek tragedy
Alert to Keep Pets Away From Parking Lot Behind 117 Main St.
Harmful chemicals may be present
Beacon Sloop Club Starts Lecture Series With Alternative Energy Solutions on Jan. 18
Three speakers discuss solar and geothermal energy and off-the-grid systems
Registration for Computer Classes for Seniors Feb. 7
Next registration will be held on Feb. 7
Myth Busting, MAD Science and More at Garrison School
Moms and Dads Doing Science organized by PTA
Salvatore Baisley Named Firefighter of the Year
Exhibited exceptional service and dedication
Services for Restaurateur Bill Sohan Set for Jan. 13
Local businessman passed away on Jan. 9
Failure to Clean Sidewalks Could Result in Fines
Cold Spring Village Board gets through business quickly