Literacy skills practice for youth ages 2 and up who are wishing to improve their English language abilities. Coincides with Wednesday evening Adult ESL classes.

Express yourself in real situations. Be able to communicate for work, travel or just for fun. Space is limited. Call to sign-up at 518-828-1792.

Song sharing group. All styles of music and performance and skill level welcome. A wide variety of styles and art and skill can be found here. We are a friendly, welcoming group of folks who want to hear what your work. Will meet at the Red Dot, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., the 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month, and at the Hudson Opera House 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays.

http’s 11th Fall and Winter season workshops resume with Experimentals and Explorations, a workshop for youth 13 and older to learn theater and improvisation techniques with instructor and director Carol Rusoff. For information, (518) 822-1438, or paprikash@earthlink.net. Mondays and Tuesdays, through Jan. 14.

Students in grades three through five and their parents read selected books and participate in a conversation about literature facilitated by Hudson City School Teacher Ellen Huemmer.

Rock to fun and easy dance moves from the Caribbean and South America. No prior dance experience needed. Carlos Osorio guides participants to enjoy Latin Dance and joins us from the Cumbia Spirit School of Dance.

A visual arts workshop for toddlers ages 18 months to 3 years old and their caregivers, taught by artist Alison Fox. Children create paintings, drawings, collages, prints, murals, and sculpture while exploring various media and techniques. For information, hudsonoperahouse.org.

Paintings exhibition in the Center Hall Gallery, many of which are featured in The Crossroads Project. Opening reception 5 p.m., Feb. 15. For information, hudsonoperahouse.org.

The Faux Meek, a relatively new indie-rock group comprised of members of some of the region’s bands (Mondays -- Feb. 17, Mar. 10, Apr 7 and Apr 28). Information at helsinkihudson.com.

Call for vendors of handmade and wool items. The festival will be held April 19. Vendors of soap, baskets, pottery and other artisan goods are also encouraged to apply. Information at friendsofclermont.org or (518) 537-4240. The deadline for applications is April 1.

Literacy skills practice for youth ages 2 and up who are wishing to improve their English language abilities. Coincides with Wednesday evening Adult ESL classes.

Express yourself in real situations. Be able to communicate for work, travel or just for fun. Space is limited. Call to sign-up at 518-828-1792.

Song sharing group. All styles of music and performance and skill level welcome. A wide variety of styles and art and skill can be found here. We are a friendly, welcoming group of folks who want to hear what your work. Will meet at the Red Dot, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., the 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month, and at the Hudson Opera House 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays.

http’s 11th Fall and Winter season workshops resume with Experimentals and Explorations, a workshop for youth 13 and older to learn theater and improvisation techniques with instructor and director Carol Rusoff. For information, (518) 822-1438, or paprikash@earthlink.net. Mondays and Tuesdays, through Jan. 14.

Students in grades three through five and their parents read selected books and participate in a conversation about literature facilitated by Hudson City School Teacher Ellen Huemmer.

Rock to fun and easy dance moves from the Caribbean and South America. No prior dance experience needed. Carlos Osorio guides participants to enjoy Latin Dance and joins us from the Cumbia Spirit School of Dance.

A visual arts workshop for toddlers ages 18 months to 3 years old and their caregivers, taught by artist Alison Fox. Children create paintings, drawings, collages, prints, murals, and sculpture while exploring various media and techniques. For information, hudsonoperahouse.org.

Paintings exhibition in the Center Hall Gallery, many of which are featured in The Crossroads Project. Opening reception 5 p.m., Feb. 15. For information, hudsonoperahouse.org.

The Faux Meek, a relatively new indie-rock group comprised of members of some of the region’s bands (Mondays -- Feb. 17, Mar. 10, Apr 7 and Apr 28). Information at helsinkihudson.com.

Call for vendors of handmade and wool items. The festival will be held April 19. Vendors of soap, baskets, pottery and other artisan goods are also encouraged to apply. Information at friendsofclermont.org or (518) 537-4240. The deadline for applications is April 1.

Literacy skills practice for youth ages 2 and up who are wishing to improve their English language abilities. Coincides with Wednesday evening Adult ESL classes.

Express yourself in real situations. Be able to communicate for work, travel or just for fun. Space is limited. Call to sign-up at 518-828-1792.

Song sharing group. All styles of music and performance and skill level welcome. A wide variety of styles and art and skill can be found here. We are a friendly, welcoming group of folks who want to hear what your work. Will meet at the Red Dot, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., the 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month, and at the Hudson Opera House 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays.

http’s 11th Fall and Winter season workshops resume with Experimentals and Explorations, a workshop for youth 13 and older to learn theater and improvisation techniques with instructor and director Carol Rusoff. For information, (518) 822-1438, or paprikash@earthlink.net. Mondays and Tuesdays, through Jan. 14.

Students in grades three through five and their parents read selected books and participate in a conversation about literature facilitated by Hudson City School Teacher Ellen Huemmer.

Rock to fun and easy dance moves from the Caribbean and South America. No prior dance experience needed. Carlos Osorio guides participants to enjoy Latin Dance and joins us from the Cumbia Spirit School of Dance.

A visual arts workshop for toddlers ages 18 months to 3 years old and their caregivers, taught by artist Alison Fox. Children create paintings, drawings, collages, prints, murals, and sculpture while exploring various media and techniques. For information, hudsonoperahouse.org.

Paintings exhibition in the Center Hall Gallery, many of which are featured in The Crossroads Project. Opening reception 5 p.m., Feb. 15. For information, hudsonoperahouse.org.

The Faux Meek, a relatively new indie-rock group comprised of members of some of the region’s bands (Mondays -- Feb. 17, Mar. 10, Apr 7 and Apr 28). Information at helsinkihudson.com.

Call for vendors of handmade and wool items. The festival will be held April 19. Vendors of soap, baskets, pottery and other artisan goods are also encouraged to apply. Information at friendsofclermont.org or (518) 537-4240. The deadline for applications is April 1.

A hip-hop dance workshop taught by Anthony Molina, dancer and choreographer whose credits include 106 & Park, Bad Boys Comedy Show, 1st place at the Apollo Theater, Senior Hip Hop Arnold Classic and Wildout Wednesday on BET. Information at hudsonoperahouse.org.

Express yourself in real situations. Be able to communicate for work, travel or just for fun. Space is limited. Call to sign-up at 518-828-1792.

Song sharing group. All styles of music and performance and skill level welcome. A wide variety of styles and art and skill can be found here. We are a friendly, welcoming group of folks who want to hear what your work. Will meet at the Red Dot, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., the 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month, and at the Hudson Opera House 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays.

http’s 11th Fall and Winter season workshops resume with Experimentals and Explorations, a workshop for youth 13 and older to learn theater and improvisation techniques with instructor and director Carol Rusoff. For information, (518) 822-1438, or paprikash@earthlink.net. Mondays and Tuesdays, through Jan. 14.

Students in grades three through five and their parents read selected books and participate in a conversation about literature facilitated by Hudson City School Teacher Ellen Huemmer.

Rock to fun and easy dance moves from the Caribbean and South America. No prior dance experience needed. Carlos Osorio guides participants to enjoy Latin Dance and joins us from the Cumbia Spirit School of Dance.

A visual arts workshop for toddlers ages 18 months to 3 years old and their caregivers, taught by artist Alison Fox. Children create paintings, drawings, collages, prints, murals, and sculpture while exploring various media and techniques. For information, hudsonoperahouse.org.

Paintings exhibition in the Center Hall Gallery, many of which are featured in The Crossroads Project. Opening reception 5 p.m., Feb. 15. For information, hudsonoperahouse.org.

The Faux Meek, a relatively new indie-rock group comprised of members of some of the region’s bands (Mondays -- Feb. 17, Mar. 10, Apr 7 and Apr 28). Information at helsinkihudson.com.

Call for vendors of handmade and wool items. The festival will be held April 19. Vendors of soap, baskets, pottery and other artisan goods are also encouraged to apply. Information at friendsofclermont.org or (518) 537-4240. The deadline for applications is April 1.

A hip-hop dance workshop taught by Anthony Molina, dancer and choreographer whose credits include 106 & Park, Bad Boys Comedy Show, 1st place at the Apollo Theater, Senior Hip Hop Arnold Classic and Wildout Wednesday on BET. Information at hudsonoperahouse.org.

Students will focus on mindfulness as an approach to drawing the figure. At the start of each class, a principle of figure drawing will be demonstrated and students, working directly from the model, will receive individualized feedback to learn techniques and approaches to drawing the figure. Open to all level students; a variety of drawing materials welcome. Tatiana Klacsmann, instructor. Weekly sessions. Information at hudsonoperahouse.org.

Express yourself in real situations. Be able to communicate for work, travel or just for fun. Space is limited. Call to sign-up at 518-828-1792.

Song sharing group. All styles of music and performance and skill level welcome. A wide variety of styles and art and skill can be found here. We are a friendly, welcoming group of folks who want to hear what your work. Will meet at the Red Dot, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., the 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month, and at the Hudson Opera House 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays.

http’s 11th Fall and Winter season workshops resume with Experimentals and Explorations, a workshop for youth 13 and older to learn theater and improvisation techniques with instructor and director Carol Rusoff. For information, (518) 822-1438, or paprikash@earthlink.net. Mondays and Tuesdays, through Jan. 14.

Students in grades three through five and their parents read selected books and participate in a conversation about literature facilitated by Hudson City School Teacher Ellen Huemmer.

Rock to fun and easy dance moves from the Caribbean and South America. No prior dance experience needed. Carlos Osorio guides participants to enjoy Latin Dance and joins us from the Cumbia Spirit School of Dance.

A visual arts workshop for toddlers ages 18 months to 3 years old and their caregivers, taught by artist Alison Fox. Children create paintings, drawings, collages, prints, murals, and sculpture while exploring various media and techniques. For information, hudsonoperahouse.org.

Paintings exhibition in the Center Hall Gallery, many of which are featured in The Crossroads Project. Opening reception 5 p.m., Feb. 15. For information, hudsonoperahouse.org.

The Faux Meek, a relatively new indie-rock group comprised of members of some of the region’s bands (Mondays -- Feb. 17, Mar. 10, Apr 7 and Apr 28). Information at helsinkihudson.com.

Call for vendors of handmade and wool items. The festival will be held April 19. Vendors of soap, baskets, pottery and other artisan goods are also encouraged to apply. Information at friendsofclermont.org or (518) 537-4240. The deadline for applications is April 1.

A hip-hop dance workshop taught by Anthony Molina, dancer and choreographer whose credits include 106 & Park, Bad Boys Comedy Show, 1st place at the Apollo Theater, Senior Hip Hop Arnold Classic and Wildout Wednesday on BET. Information at hudsonoperahouse.org.

Students will focus on mindfulness as an approach to drawing the figure. At the start of each class, a principle of figure drawing will be demonstrated and students, working directly from the model, will receive individualized feedback to learn techniques and approaches to drawing the figure. Open to all level students; a variety of drawing materials welcome. Tatiana Klacsmann, instructor. Weekly sessions. Information at hudsonoperahouse.org.

The Stissing Theatre Guild presents “Sweet Charity,” a musical about the comic misadventures of Charity Hope Valentine, an incurable optimist who works as a dance hall hostess. For information, (518) 398-1272. Note: The March 9 performance begins at 2 p.m.

Express yourself in real situations. Be able to communicate for work, travel or just for fun. Space is limited. Call to sign-up at 518-828-1792.

Song sharing group. All styles of music and performance and skill level welcome. A wide variety of styles and art and skill can be found here. We are a friendly, welcoming group of folks who want to hear what your work. Will meet at the Red Dot, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., the 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month, and at the Hudson Opera House 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays.

http’s 11th Fall and Winter season workshops resume with Experimentals and Explorations, a workshop for youth 13 and older to learn theater and improvisation techniques with instructor and director Carol Rusoff. For information, (518) 822-1438, or paprikash@earthlink.net. Mondays and Tuesdays, through Jan. 14.

Students in grades three through five and their parents read selected books and participate in a conversation about literature facilitated by Hudson City School Teacher Ellen Huemmer.

Rock to fun and easy dance moves from the Caribbean and South America. No prior dance experience needed. Carlos Osorio guides participants to enjoy Latin Dance and joins us from the Cumbia Spirit School of Dance.

A visual arts workshop for toddlers ages 18 months to 3 years old and their caregivers, taught by artist Alison Fox. Children create paintings, drawings, collages, prints, murals, and sculpture while exploring various media and techniques. For information, hudsonoperahouse.org.

Paintings exhibition in the Center Hall Gallery, many of which are featured in The Crossroads Project. Opening reception 5 p.m., Feb. 15. For information, hudsonoperahouse.org.

The Faux Meek, a relatively new indie-rock group comprised of members of some of the region’s bands (Mondays -- Feb. 17, Mar. 10, Apr 7 and Apr 28). Information at helsinkihudson.com.

Call for vendors of handmade and wool items. The festival will be held April 19. Vendors of soap, baskets, pottery and other artisan goods are also encouraged to apply. Information at friendsofclermont.org or (518) 537-4240. The deadline for applications is April 1.

A hip-hop dance workshop taught by Anthony Molina, dancer and choreographer whose credits include 106 & Park, Bad Boys Comedy Show, 1st place at the Apollo Theater, Senior Hip Hop Arnold Classic and Wildout Wednesday on BET. Information at hudsonoperahouse.org.

Students will focus on mindfulness as an approach to drawing the figure. At the start of each class, a principle of figure drawing will be demonstrated and students, working directly from the model, will receive individualized feedback to learn techniques and approaches to drawing the figure. Open to all level students; a variety of drawing materials welcome. Tatiana Klacsmann, instructor. Weekly sessions. Information at hudsonoperahouse.org.

The Stissing Theatre Guild presents “Sweet Charity,” a musical about the comic misadventures of Charity Hope Valentine, an incurable optimist who works as a dance hall hostess. For information, (518) 398-1272. Note: The March 9 performance begins at 2 p.m.

"Correspondance: Works and Writings between New York City" is the inaugural exhibition of Publication Studio Hudson, a publication and exhibition space established in Jan. 2014, in Hudson and Catskill by Patrick Kiley and Christin Ripley. Organized by Patrick Kiley, Christin Ripley, and guest curator Lisa Hayes Williams, "Correspondance" is the first in a series of exhibitions that seek to realize the philosophy of publication as the creation of a public, a common space where all are welcome and enter into dialogue on equal terms. Establishing communication between New York City and Catskill through the playful exchange of ideas and objects, "Correspondance" welcomes a community of collaborators and correspondents from the New York area to send, via post or train, works of any medium as an initiation of dialogue. An exhibition to be held immediately following the first will present responses created by Hudson and Catskill area artists.

Express yourself in real situations. Be able to communicate for work, travel or just for fun. Space is limited. Call to sign-up at 518-828-1792.

Song sharing group. All styles of music and performance and skill level welcome. A wide variety of styles and art and skill can be found here. We are a friendly, welcoming group of folks who want to hear what your work. Will meet at the Red Dot, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., the 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month, and at the Hudson Opera House 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays.

http’s 11th Fall and Winter season workshops resume with Experimentals and Explorations, a workshop for youth 13 and older to learn theater and improvisation techniques with instructor and director Carol Rusoff. For information, (518) 822-1438, or paprikash@earthlink.net. Mondays and Tuesdays, through Jan. 14.

Students in grades three through five and their parents read selected books and participate in a conversation about literature facilitated by Hudson City School Teacher Ellen Huemmer.

Rock to fun and easy dance moves from the Caribbean and South America. No prior dance experience needed. Carlos Osorio guides participants to enjoy Latin Dance and joins us from the Cumbia Spirit School of Dance.

A visual arts workshop for toddlers ages 18 months to 3 years old and their caregivers, taught by artist Alison Fox. Children create paintings, drawings, collages, prints, murals, and sculpture while exploring various media and techniques. For information, hudsonoperahouse.org.

Paintings exhibition in the Center Hall Gallery, many of which are featured in The Crossroads Project. Opening reception 5 p.m., Feb. 15. For information, hudsonoperahouse.org.

The Faux Meek, a relatively new indie-rock group comprised of members of some of the region’s bands (Mondays -- Feb. 17, Mar. 10, Apr 7 and Apr 28). Information at helsinkihudson.com.

Call for vendors of handmade and wool items. The festival will be held April 19. Vendors of soap, baskets, pottery and other artisan goods are also encouraged to apply. Information at friendsofclermont.org or (518) 537-4240. The deadline for applications is April 1.

A hip-hop dance workshop taught by Anthony Molina, dancer and choreographer whose credits include 106 & Park, Bad Boys Comedy Show, 1st place at the Apollo Theater, Senior Hip Hop Arnold Classic and Wildout Wednesday on BET. Information at hudsonoperahouse.org.

Students will focus on mindfulness as an approach to drawing the figure. At the start of each class, a principle of figure drawing will be demonstrated and students, working directly from the model, will receive individualized feedback to learn techniques and approaches to drawing the figure. Open to all level students; a variety of drawing materials welcome. Tatiana Klacsmann, instructor. Weekly sessions. Information at hudsonoperahouse.org.

"Correspondance: Works and Writings between New York City" is the inaugural exhibition of Publication Studio Hudson, a publication and exhibition space established in Jan. 2014, in Hudson and Catskill by Patrick Kiley and Christin Ripley. Organized by Patrick Kiley, Christin Ripley, and guest curator Lisa Hayes Williams, "Correspondance" is the first in a series of exhibitions that seek to realize the philosophy of publication as the creation of a public, a common space where all are welcome and enter into dialogue on equal terms. Establishing communication between New York City and Catskill through the playful exchange of ideas and objects, "Correspondance" welcomes a community of collaborators and correspondents from the New York area to send, via post or train, works of any medium as an initiation of dialogue. An exhibition to be held immediately following the first will present responses created by Hudson and Catskill area artists.

Artists work at their own pace; instruction is not provided. Information at hudsonoperahouse.org.