PLEASE NOTE: These calendar items were sent to the Sullivan County Democrat during the past weeks and months. Some events may be canceled on a moment's notice. Please call to confirm.
Tuesday, October 20
ONLINE PROGRAM - Coding Made Easy via Zoom 4:30 - 6 p.m. For ages 9 and up. Join our tech expert for a fun way to learn computer programming while thinking critically. Learn to create a webpage using HTML and CSS. This class will meet for 4 sessions on Tuesdays at 4:30. Plan to participate in each class. Call to register: 888-8004 or email mamcirc@rcls.org. Provided by the Mamakating Library.
Wednesday, October 21
VIRTUAL EVENT - Virtual conference for Volunteer Engagement Professionals 9:30 a.m - 3:30 p.m. New York Association for Volunteer Administration and the Association of Leaders in Volunteer Engagement present a virtual conference on Managing risk in volunteer programs with 4 national speakers and time for questions and discussion. Conference fee of $65 includes opportunity to network with national and local volunteer leaders and a one year membership in both organizations. For info or to register, nyava.memberclicks.net/alive2020.
ONLINE PROGRAM - Love a Language with Rosetta Stone 1 p.m. Join Dale and learn a new language with Your WSPL Card and Rosetta Stone Library learn how to access it. Register in advance on the WSPLonline.org calendar for the Zoom meeting link. Call 482-4350 for more info.
VIRTUAL PROGRAM - WSPL Teen Hangout ...read more
Local Events
Walk this way
It was an eventful weekend in Callicoon this past weekend. The Columbus Day holiday brought many visitors to the hamlet for two big occasions: the annual Art Walk and the first ever River Harvest Day.
The Art Walk spanned Saturday and Sunday and included many local artists exhibiting their work ...
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“Peace, Love, Plein Air at Yasgur's Farm”
BETHEL - Painters of all levels are cordially invited to participate in “Peace, Love, Plein Air at Yasgur's Farm,” a day of plein air landscape painting on the grounds of the former 100-acre farm where the “Spirit of Woodstock in the Wilderness” lives on.
Join us on Saturday, September 26 from ...
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Two Exhibits opening at DVAA this fall
NARROWSBURG - The Delaware Valley Arts Alliance (DVAA) is excited to announce its fall exhibitions. “Another Way of Looking at Love,” an exhibition of photography by Janelle Lynch, and “The Gowanus Cochecton Expressway,” featuring paintings by Peter Maslow will open at DVAA, 37 Main St., ...
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Celebration of Indigenous Art and Film kicks off in Hurleyville
HURLEYVILLE - A first-of-its-kind arts festival is now underway at the Hurleyville Performing Arts Centre (HPAC).
The Indigenous Women's Voices Summit celebrates the work and perspectives of Indigenous women with a virtual film festival, gallery exhibition, performances and panel discussions. A ...
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Catskill Talks returns with ‘An Evening of Literature'
WURTSBORO - On October 10 at 5 p.m., Catskill Talks returns with its final talk of the season, An Evening of Literature.
The evening will feature three local writers—Lisa Caloro, Sarah Clark, Abigail Allen—and will include readings from each writer and insight on their process.
Lisa Caloro ...
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Tractors take to Jeff
A partially masked crowd made for a different look at this year's Jeffersonville Tractor Parade, but sunshine and social distancing allowed the tradition to continue Saturday afternoon.
Dozens of tractors made their way down Route 52 with Town of Callicoon Supervisor Tom Bose acting as emcee ...
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River clean-up and litter pluck Oct. 4 in Livingston Manor
LIVINGSTON MANOR - Pig Farm Ink and Dette Flies presents: ‘Get Trashed' River Clean-up Battle to be held on Sunday, October 4.
Plan to meet at Dette's Flies, 13 Main Street, Livingston Manor at 10 a.m. to check-in and receive more information on the litter pluck. Weigh in will be at The Smoke ...
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Book Sale at Manchester Community Library in Equinunk
EQUINUNK, PA - Manchester Community Library will hold its monthly Book Sale on Saturday, September 19, from 9 a.m. to noon. Crowded with new arrivals and old favorites, hard covers are $1.00, soft covers are .25.
The library is blessed with many donations this year as lots of friends have ...
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