Calendar of events

40th Annual Giant Pumpkin Party will kick off at 11AM with a parade from the Tri Valley School, traveling along State Route 55/Main Street to the Fairgrounds in Grahamsville.

Laurel Hill Burial Ground Walk is from 11am- 12:30pm and 2 -3:30pm, rain or shine.

“Out of the Darkness” Community Walk to End Suicide is at 11am Bethel Senior Citizen Center, 3592 State Route 55, Kauneonga Lake. The bigger the Walk, the smaller the stigma. Enjoy Breakfast, Music & raffles.

Live music, a bounce house, a cake walk and a street full of local makers take over downtown Roscoe from Noon to 4 pm, rain or shine.

Roscoe Ambulance Mega Tricky Tray is at the Roscoe Community Center, 1968 Old Rte 17, Roscoe. Doors Open At 12 Calling. At 4pm. Presence Not Needed T0 Win. For More Info Call 845-665-4218.

1848 Claryville One Room School opens for the season with 1930s schoolmarm Elsie Harshey conducting school and immersing visitors in what school was like in a 1930s one room school in the Town of Neversink.

Elderberry Syrup Workshop - Join the Delaware Highlands Conservancy from 1pm-2:30pm and discover how to make one of the most beloved herbal preparations for the colder months.

Joel Hill Sawmill, a water-powered, Civil War Era sawmill, and Cleveland Museum, which houses late 19th Century vintage tools and (mostly) operational industrial machinery, will be open for a tour today.

3rd Annual Liberty Folk Festival kicks off at 2pm at the Liberty Museum as part of the Liberty Harvest Festival, featuring international respected Folk Artists, with free admission. Call 845-807-6055 or email hello@libertymuseumandartscenter.org or visit libertymuseum.com for more information.

Robyn Almquist Opening Reception is from 2 – 4 pm at Domesticities located at 4055 State Rte 52 in Youngsville, until November 29th.