Arts & Leisure

Triple Bill Benefit Concert Sunday (Oct. 3) to raise funds for Chapel Restoration’s Music Series

Sept. 25. Cold Spring Harvest Festival.

Osborn Castle, one of the most eye-catching landmarks in the entire Hudson Valley, is receiving some extra attention these days.

Three World War II veterans received gratitude and commemorative medals from the nation of France on Saturday (Sept. 25).

Putnam Trail Blazer and Historic Families of Putnam awards

Bud Powell, often dubbed “the father of bebop piano,” will be saluted

Depot Theatre’s fall production of the Three Penny Opera will premier on Oct. 22.

This fall the St. Philips Nursery School will welcome new pre-schoolers as it observes its 50th birthday.

The Hudson Highlands Land Trust (HHLT) and the Taconic Outdoor Education Center (TOEC) joined forces last Sunday (Sept. 19.)to offer local families a fun way to work together.

Seasons of Crowd-Pleasing Depot Docs

Sept. 19. Cold Spring Triathalon results

On Sunday, Sept. 12, over 40 hikers defied gathering clouds and met at Cat Rock, Garrison, for a Hudson Highlands Land Trust-sponsored Take-A-Hike!

Sept. 18. Last call for artists from GAC

The Farm Project is on view at Saunders Farm through October

Sunday’s Sunset Series reading at the Chapel features four local authors

Sept. 20. Three Philipstown restaurants and a country club plan to participate in the 2nd Annual Best Chefs, Fine Wine and Crafted Beer Festival, sponsored by the United Way of Westchester and Putnam Counties.

When asked to describe Tai Chi classes, \”is this ongoing, or a series of classes?” The answer wasn’t straightforward, and, in its simplicity and complexity, is somehow emblematic of Tai Chi itself.

It’s time to amble toward a ramble: The 11th Annual Hudson Valley Ramble begins this weekend (Sept. 10-12) with outdoor activities spread across three consecutive weekends in a spectacular setting.

The Putnam County Office of Aging is offering courses to help senior citizens maneuver around the computer.

Sept. 7. Haldane, like many schools across the country, is celebrating Art in Education Week.

Second of a series of stories about that interesting person

The winds were at war with the waters and the planned Saturday tugboat sails about the historic vessel Pegasus were canceled by orders from the captain

The Depot Theatre has a new place to create stage sets, thanks to a $1- a-year lease granting access to the old Garrison Volunteer Fire Company building on Upper Station Road.