Time and Space Limited will be hosting the 2nd Hudson Community Square Dance. Live fiddle music by Hudson Valley musicians, The River City Ramblers, and long time favorite caller, Paul Rosenberg. An opportunity to experience this traditional dance that is joyous, good exercise and a space for human connection! Doors will open at 6:30. All experience levels are welcome! No partner necessary.

Bridge Street Theatre presents Ernest Thompson’s On Golden Pond, Nov 13–23 on its “Priscilla” Mainstage in Catskill. Directed by BST Co-Founder John Sowle, this contemporary American classic offers a heartfelt, humorous portrait of Norman and Ethel Thayer, long-married partners spending one last summer at their Maine cabin. When their estranged daughter arrives, old wounds resurface—and second chances emerge. A tender meditation on family, aging, and love.

Bridge Street Theatre presents Ernest Thompson’s On Golden Pond, Nov 13–23 on its “Priscilla” Mainstage in Catskill. Directed by BST Co-Founder John Sowle, this contemporary American classic offers a heartfelt, humorous portrait of Norman and Ethel Thayer, long-married partners spending one last summer at their Maine cabin. When their estranged daughter arrives, old wounds resurface—and second chances emerge. A tender meditation on family, aging, and love.

Bridge Street Theatre presents Ernest Thompson’s On Golden Pond, Nov 13–23 on its “Priscilla” Mainstage in Catskill. Directed by BST Co-Founder John Sowle, this contemporary American classic offers a heartfelt, humorous portrait of Norman and Ethel Thayer, long-married partners spending one last summer at their Maine cabin. When their estranged daughter arrives, old wounds resurface—and second chances emerge. A tender meditation on family, aging, and love.

Did you know that there are more apple varieties in New York than any other state? Rebecca Echevarria, Hudson Valley food preserver and artist, hosts a workshop at Wayside Cider on Sunday, November 16th at 3-4pm about preserving apples by fermenting, drying and freezing. Particular recipes using each method will also be highlighted. A tasting of a small selection of custom apple preserves and an apple preservation handout are included. Participants will make an apple cheong, or a Korean fermented fruit syrup, from a diverse selection of apple varieties and receive a fermentation weight to care for their cheong at home. A minimum of 10 participants is required for this workshop. For information on how to RSVP, you can visit this link below!

Bobby Previte leads a quartet exploring free improvisation.

Keith Pray - Saxophones
John Esposito - Piano
Otto Gardner - Acoustic Bass
Boby Previte - Drums

Every 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th Sunday at 6 p.m. upstair at the Avalon Lounge!

Curious magazine & gift shop at 352 Broadway in Midtown Kingston will host a local history event on Sunday, November 16th at 7pm. Kingston-based writer and filmmaker Lynn Woods will screen her documentary "Lost Rondout: A Story of Urban Renewal" followed by an informal Q&A and discussion.

In the late 1960s, more than half of the waterfront commercial district of Kingston, NY, was demolished in an ill-conceived urban renewal project: a tragedy repeated in countless working-class neighborhoods across the country. A film by Stephen Blauweiss & Lynn Woods, "Lost Roundout" tells that story through more than 40 interviews and hundreds of photographs.

The screening is open to all. Light refreshments will be served. As space is limited, reservations are recommended by emailing hello@curiouskingston.com. For more information, you can visit curiouskingston on Instagram or the website below.

Cultural food demonstrations led by locals sharing recipes brought to Hudson from around the world, and you can enjoy a taste! This month, Chef G. Idrissa Diarra and Zuhirah Khaldun-Diarra will show us how to cook delicious Burkinabé Na Gur Zindo (lamb peanut stew).

Location: Hudson Area Library Community Room

Registration: Registration appreciated. Email: programs@hudsonarealibrary.org or phone: 518-828-1792 x 101

This program is presented in partnership with NY Folklore, and it is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.

Participants can learn various Qigong sets and then work on a traditional Tai Chi Form – a set series of movements and postures – with instructor Curt Anthon, a member of the Yang Family Tai Chi Association. All are welcome! In person, Hudson Area Library Community Room and virtual via Zoom!

Date/Time: Tuesdays, through December 30, 10 – 11am (except for November 11, due to Veteran’s Day)

To access the Zoom stream, you may email programs@hudsonarealibrary.org

You're invited to join Stewardship Coordinator Garrett Chisholm every Thursday to help tackle the invasive species that threaten the health of the Preserve. Volunteers will learn how to identify and manage a different invasive species every week.
Taking place at the Lake Myosotis Boat Launch.

Turn out on Thursday, November 20th at 7pm Upstairs at the Avalon Lounge for the next edition of “Breaking the Algorithm IRL,” a monthly series presented by Wave Farm’s WGXC 90.7-FM as part of our Local Waves initiative and the show "Local Waves in Conversation." Part conversation led by Mike Amari of Chosen Family and part DJ set by a WGXC volunteer, the series highlights local artists, musicians, venue owners and bookers, and record label owners. This month’s event features a discussion with poet, writer, and vocalist Karen Schoemer (Day for Nights, Sky Furrows).

Bridge Street Theatre presents Ernest Thompson’s On Golden Pond, Nov 13–23 on its “Priscilla” Mainstage in Catskill. Directed by BST Co-Founder John Sowle, this contemporary American classic offers a heartfelt, humorous portrait of Norman and Ethel Thayer, long-married partners spending one last summer at their Maine cabin. When their estranged daughter arrives, old wounds resurface—and second chances emerge. A tender meditation on family, aging, and love.