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COMING UP:
Thu. Sept. 11 -
Waterfront and Open Spaces Working Group findings and public discussion.
7:30pm, Cold Spring Firehouse on Main St.
Sat. Sept. 13 - Bake
Sale at Foodtown, Cold Spring, 9:30am-12, South Highland United Methodist
Church
Sat. Sept. 13 - Putnam
Valley Town Day, Leonard Wagner Memorial Town Park; parade at noon
Sat. Sept. 13 - Friends
of Desmond Fish Garden Party Benefit at Normandy Grange, Rt. 9D, Garrison
(opposite Hastings Center). $35, tax-deductible, send donation to Library, PO
Box 265, Garrison, NY 10524. RSVP 424-3020, adult-only event.
Sat. Sept. 13 - Kids
Day at Putnam Hospital Center, Stoneleigh Ave, Carmel. 12-4pm. Health and
safety demos, crafts, games, vendors. Admission free. 845-279-5711 ext. 2963
Sat./Sun Sept. 13/14 -
Oktoberfest, German American Social Club, 11 Kramers Pond Rd., Putnam Valley,
Sat. 3-10pm, Sun. 12-8pm, admission. 845-528-5800. www.gac1936.com.
Sun. Sept. 14 - Hudson
River Ramble, Hike to Lost Pond, 2-4pm, Manitoga, 584 Rte. 9D, Garrison. $5.
424-3812, www.russelwrightcenter.org
Mon. Sept. 15 - Putnam
County Seniors Annual Farm Day at Green Chimneys. 10am-3pm, Green Chimneys
School, Doansburg Road, Patterson. Farm Tours, tractor rides, Tai Chi,
entertainment, picnic lunch. Reservations & info: Mary White 845-621-0600.
Mon. Sept. 15 - Walter
Hoving Home 12th Annual Golf Classic. Highlands Country Club. Fundraiser for
Walter Hoving Home. $99 registration includes 36 holes, lunch, dinner and cart.
Call 424-3674 for info.
Wed. Sept. 17 - Roast
Beef Dinner and Bingo for Senior Citizens. Noon - 3pm. Philipstown Community
Center. Free. Reservations required by September 15. 424-4618.
Fri./Sat. Sept. 19/20 -
True North Theatre presents a staged reading of America the Beautiful by
C.J. Hopkins, 7:30pm, Beacon Institute, 199 Main St., Beacon, donation
requested.
Fri. Sept. 19 - Flying
Swine presents Cocktails & Laughter, a Noel Coward Musical Soiree,
benefit, $75p/p at Howland Center, 477 Main St., Beacon. Champagne at 7:30,
performance at 8:30, reservations recommended. 845-230-7010, info@flyingswine.org
Fri/Sun Sept. 19/20-
Kent Stories, Neighbors Portray Neighbors: the story of who we are told in the
residents’ own words. Lake Carmel Cultural Center, 640 Route 52, Kent Lakes.
8p, 845-225-AOTL or www.artsonthelake.org. $10/$9 members
Sat. Sept. 20 - Putnam
County Humane Society Annual "Strut Your Mutt" event. More info to
follow.
Sun. Sept. 21: Free
concert: Timothy Hill, guitar, piano and voice, with Jeff Haynes,
percussionist. 4pm, Chapel of Our Lady Restoration, 45 Market St., Cold Spring.
Free parking at adjacent Metro-North lot. Admission is free, contributions
welcome. 265-5537.
Sun. Sept. 21 -
Alzheimer’s Association Memory Walk, to raise funds to help offer care,
support and education in communities nationwide. Departs Office of the Aging
110 Old Route 6, Carmel, Registration: 9am Early Birds: on-line registration is
available at www.alz.org/hudsonvalley/in_my_community_memorywalk.asp. Walk
Starts at 10am. Terry Kean (845) 278-0343
Sun. Sept. 21 - Chamber
Music Concert, sponsored by Tompkins Corners Family Music Fest w/ Midhat
Serbabgi Trio. Selections by Schubert, Dohnanyi and Beethoven. Tompkins Cnrs.
Methodist Church, 729 Peekskill Hollow Rd., $10/$5 children 12-18, under 12
free. Refreshments. 845-528-5076. www.tompkinschurchny.org
Sun. Sept. 21 - Concert
by 89th Band of the NY Guard, National Purple Heart Hall of Honor. Bring
chairs, picnic. Rain or shine. 374 Temple Hill Road (Route 300), Vails Gate.
845-561-1765, www.thepurpleheart.com.
Tues. Sept. 23 - Fall
Luncheon & Auction, 11:30am - 1:30pm. Grace Methodist Church, 339 Peekskill
Hollow Rd., Putnam Valley. Luncheon - $7; Auction envelope - $3. Wonderful
food, great prizes. 526-3788.
Thu. Sept. 25 - Putnam
Valley Business Assocation Expo. Sinapi’s Ceola Manor, Route 6N & Hill
Blved., Jefferson Valley. 1-6pm. 85 Exhibitors, free admission, free prizes,
raffles. expo@pvba.org or 914-603-6043
Fri./Sat. Sept. 26/27 -
100th Anniversary of Garrison Union Free School’s Historic Building, series
of celebrations, further details tba. Memorabilia sought for "Hall of
History." Betty Lou Clune, 424-3689x224, bclune@gtufs.org
Sat. Sept. 27 - Cold
Spring Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Harvest Festival, Main Street, Cold
Spring. Festival of food, arts & crafts, music, farmer’s market &
more to kick off regional harvest season. For info on exhibiting or attending:
coldspringchamber@gmail.com
Sat. Sept. 27 - Family
Day, Constitution Island, enter from the southerly end of the Cold Spring Metro
North. Admission charged. 845-446-8676 or www.constitutionisland.org.
Sat./Sun. Sept. 27
& 28 - Midhat Serbagi’s Classical Planet, Lake Carmel Cultural
Center, 640 Route 52, Kent Lakes. Sat. 8pm; Sun. 3pm. Admission $6.
845-225-2439 or www.artsonthelake.org.
Sat. Sept. 27 - Tag
Sale and Flea Market at St. Andrew’s, 26 Prospect St., Brewster. 9am-3pm.
Antique furniture, plants, books, jewelry, clothing, small appliances, tools,
crafts, bric-a-brac and treasures from their consignment shop next door. Lunch,
lemonade, donuts. 279-4325.
Sun. Sept. 28 - Third
Annual Hudson Highlands Greenway Triathlon presented by the Philipstown
Greenway Committee and Scenic Hudson. 6mile kayak, 24mile biking, 8mile trail
run in Philipstown area. www.HudsonHighlandsTriathlon.org. 9am start from
Dockside Park in Cold Spring.
Sun. Sept. 28 - Arts
For The Park: Chamber Music Concert and Silent Auction of local art to benefit
the Tots Park. First Presbyterian Church on Academy St, CS, 3pm, childcare
provided. Suggested admission: $10/head. Art on display at The Butterfield
Library until the day of the event. Featured artists: Melissa McGill, Adam
Smith, Joan Gillman Smith, Roman Danilov among others. totspark.blogspot.com/
or totspark@yahoo.com
Wed. Oct. 1 - American
Cancer Society Fund Raiser. Butterfield Library, 7-9pm. $20 advance Sale/$30 at
the door. Robert’s Salon will be offering haircuts, hairdos, etc. All
proceeds to the American Cancer Society. More info to follow.
Sat. Oct. 4 - Fall
Artists on Location, Garrison Art Center, Garrison’s Landing. 70/80 artists
paint on location; paintings are later auctioned at 5pm, free.
Sat. Oct. 4 -
Philipstown Town-Wide clean up. Garrison Fire House, Route 9, 8am-4pm
Sat. Oct. 4 - Haldane
School Foundation Fall Fundraiser to be held at Glynwood Center, 5-8pm.
Cocktails and auction to benefit the children of Haldane Central School
District. Contact Jennifer Marrinan at 265-3353 to purchase tickets.
Sat. Oct. 4 - One-day
seminar "Planning for a Successful Business" sponsored by Putnam
Chapter of SCORE, Counselors to America’s Small Business. 9:30-4pm, Mahopac
Library. $35 if reg. by 10/1, $50 thereafter, incl. Breakfast & lunch.
845-226-0311 or www.putnamscore.org.
Sat. Oct. 4 - Jazz
Me Blues, 6-8pm, featuring jazz singer Michelle LeBlanc, pianist Tom Kohl,
bassist Bill Crow, Joe Stelluti on sax and John Arrucci on drums. Putnam Valley
Town Park - Leonard Wagner Park, 156 Oscawana Lake Road. 526-3292,
www.pvsunsetseries.com
Sun. Oct. 5 - Manitoga’s
Annual Russel Wright Award Luncheon & Benefit Auction, at The Garrison,
12-3:30pm. 424-3812
Sun. Oct. 5 - Putnam
County Fall Classic Half Marathon & 5K Race, Main St., Brewster. Reg.
8:30am, Race 10am. 531-9187
Sun. Oct. 5 - Putnam
County Columbus Day Parade. Begins at 2:30 at Lake Casse Road & Route 6,
ends at Mahopac Community Park on 6N.
Sat. Oct. 11- Annual
Gala of the Putnam County Historical Society & Foundry School Museum will
be held at Mount Gulian. For more information, please call the museum at
265-4010.
Sat. Oct. 11 - Bake
Sale at Foodtown, Cold Spring, 9:30am-12, South Highland United Methodist
Church
Fri. Oct. 17 - Keep
Putnam Beautiful 2008 Showcase Awards ceremony. 6pm at Cornerstone Park,
Carmel. Refreshments & Light Fare. RSVP by October 11 to 914-330-7222
Jennifer Maher, Incline Real Property Services (sponsor of plaques). Email:
Jennifer@jennifermaher.com
Sat. Oct. 18 - Hudson
Valley Hospital’s 47th Annual Auxiliary Ball, "A River Rendezvous’ to
be held at Boscobel. Honorees Hudson Highlands Land Trust, Hon. Vincent
Leibell, Patricia Morrow, Sheila Drogy. Dinner, dancing, silent auction. Lisa
914-734-3862, lsandick@hvhc.org
Sun. Oct. 19: Free
concert: Madera Vox, Chamber Ensemble Sylvia Buccelli, piano, Kelly Ellenwood,
soprano, David Gluck, percussion, Nicole Golay, oboe, Cornelia McGiver,
bassoon, Copland, Corea, De Falla, Douglas, Piazzolla, Villa-Lobos and Weill.
Chapel of Our Lady Restoration, 45 Market St., Cold Spring, park at Metro North
Station. 265-5537.
Sun. Oct. 19 - The
Philipstown Democratic Club’s annual Autumn cocktail party at the beautiful
estate of Libby Healy, 501 Lane Gate Road, 3-6pm, $25 per person. For more
information call 265-3508.
Sat. Oct. 25 - Children’s
Halloween Parade, Main Street, Cold Spring, all welcome, 265-3200,
www.coldspringchamber.com
Sat. Oct. 25 - Michelle
LeBlanc’s Jazz Me Blues, Arts on the Lake, Old Firehouse, 640 Rt. 52,
Kent Lakes, 845-228-2685, www.artsonthelake.org
Tue. Oct. 28 -
Philipstown Seniors. "Woodloch Pines Resort" Hawley PA.
Octoberfest,German Buffet, band and dancing. Members $27. Non Members $32.
Reservation Deadline. September 30. Call Eileen 265-5098 or Gerry 265-2716
Sat. Nov. 8 - 4th
Annual Sustainability Expo, sponsored by the Hudson Highlands Land Trust and
Teatown Lake Reservation. Vendors, speaker,workshops, & house tours; The
Garrison Golf Club, Route 9 & Snake Hill Road, Garrison; 9am to 1pm; Open
to the Public, Free Admission; 424-3358 or www.hhlt.org.
Sun. Nov. 9: Free
concert: André Emelianoff, cello, with Ying-Chien Lin, piano Beethoven,
Brahms, Dvorak and Messiaen, 4pm, Chapel of Our Lady Restoration, 45 Market
St., Cold Spring, park at Metro North Station. 265-5537.
Fri. Nov. 14 - Putnam
Family & Community Services Annual Dinner Dance Benefit. 6:30-11pm at
Sinapi’s Ceola Manor. Dinner, dancing, silent auction. $95 per person.
Proceeds benefit PFCS programs and services. Cheryl McKeever at 845-225-2700, x
136 or cmckeever@pfcsinc.org
Sun. Nov. 16 - Radio
City Christmas Spectacular Trip sponsored by Philipstown Recreation Dept. Show
time: 1pm. Tickets: $50/resident; $65 non-resident. Cost includes ticket and
transportation. Limited availability. 424-4618 to reserve.
Tue/Wed Dec. 2/3 -
Overnight @ Mohegan Sun incl. Dinner buffet and Breakfast buffet. Foxwoods for
5hrs. incl. lunch buffet. Cornerstone Playhouse for show @ Olde Mistick
Village. Members $140. Non Members $145. Res. deadline October 10. Call Eileen
265-5098 or Gerry 265-2716.
Sat. Dec. 6 - Cold
Spring by Candlelight - Holiday House Tours & Shopping on Main Street
America. Historic homes & sites open to the public during 6th annual tour
to benefit PARC (children & adults w/ developmental disabilities). Holiday
music, visits with Old St. Nick, much more. Tours from noon-6pm. Advance tkts
$20 adults/$18 seniors/$12 children under 12. Day of event tickets: $25
adults/$20 seniors/$15 children under 12. Info & tkts 845-278-PARC, ext.
287 www.PutnamARC.org
Sat./Sun Dec. 6 & 7
- Holiday Decorating Workshops, Boscobel Restoration, 1601 Route 9D, Garrison,
10am-2pm. Admission charged. 265-3638 or www.boscobel.org.
Thu. Dec. 11 - Ace in
the Hole Production Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree @ The Brownstone
House of Paterson. Lunch family style and fantastic show. Members $41. Non
Members $46. Res. deadline Nov. 20. Call Eileen 265 5098 or Gerry 265 2716.
Fri./Sun. Dec. 12-14 -
Boscobel’s Traditional Candlelight Tours, 1601 Route 9D, Garrison. 5-8pm.
Admission charged. 265-3638 or www.boscobel.org.
Fri./Sun Dec.12-14 - Annual Arts on the
Lake Holiday Performance, Lake Carmel Cultural Center, 640 Route 52, Kent
Lakes. Fri. 8pm; Sat. 3 & 8 pm. Sun. 8pm. Admission $10. 845-225-AOTL or
www.artsonthelake.org.
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