Plays, musicals and concerts. River Tours. Hiking along Trails, Scaling the Hills, Bird Watching Groups. Local Day Trips. River Town Celebrations, Events for all ages.
 Cold Spring Antiques Show and
Cold Spring River Festival
has been discontinued....
Putnam Arts Council
Belle Levine Art Center, 521 Kennicut Hill Road, Mahopac, NY 10541
Office: Tue-Fri: 9:30-3:30 and by appt.
845-628-3664
www.putnamartscouncil.com
The Garrison Art Center
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CONCERT SEASON EISENHOWER HALL THEATRE AT WEST POINT |
A great venue for a wide range of productions including A List music stars and travelling Broadway shows.
Click Here for Ticket Info
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If you enjoy spectacular parades, the place to go in May is the United States Military Academy at West Point for a series of colorful reviews by the Corps of Cadets. The reviews are open to the public, without charge.
You should confirm review times by calling (845) 938-2638 on the day prior to the parade you plan to attend. |
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Featuring Jazz, Comedy, Family,
Dance, Theater and More!
Click here to view their summer schedule and to purchase tickets!
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Especially handy for those visiting the village of Cold Spring by train. The “nature lovers” run is the first run and last run, taking visitors from Stony Point, Breakneck, Bull Hill, School House Road, Stone Crop, and Fahnstock. The “Museum” run takes in Boscobel, Manitoga, Garrison Train Station and The Chapel. |
Hudson Highlands Land Trust
Take a HIKE!
Join us for some unforgettable outdoor experiences during the Land Trust's Take-A-Hike! season. Led by experienced volunteers who share their knowledge of local treasures, this year's program features old favorites and some fun, new kid-friendly treks, informative rambles and exhilarating adventures. There is no cost to join us on a hike. For more information, contact us at 845-424-3358 or www.hhlt.org.
For more info visit our Take a Hike! page.
Hudson Highlands Land Trust
1180 Route 9D
PO Box 226
Garrison, NY 10524 |
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The CENTER for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck is a non-profit arts organization which offers performances and classes throughout the year. Performing and teaching artists are of local, national and international talent. The CENTER was founded in 1987, born of the needs of the Rhinebeck Theatre Society, a community theater group which needed a permanent site in which to rehearse and perform.
See our Complete schedule: http://www.centerforperformingarts.org |
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VISITING THE HUDSON VALLEY? |
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Cold Spring is a great base camp for visitors looking to explore the Hudson Valley. If you are coming to town and looking to stay overnight then check out the lodging suggestings in the Leisure Section.
Bear Mountain
Route 9W off Palisades Interstate Parkway, Bear Mountain, NY
Telephone: 845 786-2701
Fee: Free. Charge for parking
NOW'S THE TIME TO ENJOY SKATING AT THE BEAR MOUNTAIN ICE RINK.
FOR SESSION TIMES AND RATES VISIT
WWW.BEARMOUNTAINICERINK.COM
The Trailside Museum gives you all the info about the park and its history. The Zoo offers a new home to a wide range of rescued animals including colorful birds, snakes, bears, fox, coyotes and raccoons, a beaver lodge and reptile house and Bald Eagle. |
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| Hiking, bike trails, swimming pool and lakes, and paddleboats - all at Bear Mountain. |
Bannerman Island Cruise & Walking Tours begins again in May. Departs on Saturdays and Sundays from Beacon Landing across from the Beacon Train Station at 1:30PM $40. per person.
845-220-2120 |
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| Explore the mystery and uncover the history of Bannerman Castle! Your Hudson River Adventure begins on board the Pollepel. Cruise south to the ruins of the majestic Bannerman Castle where you will get off the boat for a 1 1/2 hour guided tour of Bannerman Island. For more info, go to http://www.prideofthehudson.com |
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Seasons/Hours:
The park is open daily, sunrise to sunset. Canopus Beach Open weekends beginning Memorial Day weekend. Open daily the fourth week of June through Labor Day weekend. Campground - Open daily from the third Friday in April through the second Sunday in December. Hunting - In season both deer (bow only) and spring turkey (shotgun only) hunting are permitted in designated areas. NYS hunting permits, as well as a Park Permit, are required. Please call the Park Office for more details.
Contact Information:
1498 Route 301,
Carmel, NY 10512
(845) 225-7207
Reservations: (800) 456-2267 |
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