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June 2019
Liberty Street School Exhibit
The Liberty Street School built in 1852 on the corner of Liberty Street and Depew Ave became the first public school in Nyack. The building, which contained grades 1-12, stood for 127 years. The exhibit gives us glimpses of the students and teachers from the 19th century as well as photographs, mementos and stories contributed by alumni for whom the school played an…
Find out more »CANCELLED Rockland-Bergen Music Festival
This event has been canceled due to weather and site conditions. John Prine and Steve Earle & The Dukes headline this year’s festival. Joining these two legendary Americana Artists will be Donna The Buffalo, Willie Nile, James Maddock, Joe Purdy, Jeffrey Gaines, Williams Honor, Guy Davis, Joe D'Urso & Stone Caravan, Miss Emily, Christine Martucci, Anthony D'Amato, The Roues Brothers,…
Find out more »ProShred Fundraiser at Palisades Center
Join us for a public shredding event in partnership with the American Institute of Cancer Research. Help us shred cancer. Suggested donation $5 per box. PROSHRED® Security will donate all proceeds to the American Institute of Cancer Research. WHAT CAN YOU BRING? Paper, File Folders, Hanging Files, Notepads, Envelopes.
Find out more »Hop into Art Family Workshop
Saturdays & Sundays from 1-3 PM, the Edward Hopper House offers ongoing family art workshops related to the artwork on display in the main gallery. Filling a gap in arts education in public schools, this workshop program gives families immediate access to high quality art, offering deeper insights into the exhibitions and local history presented at the Edward Hopper House. Hop…
Find out more »Intimacy Lost: An Immersive Dance Performance
Emotions Physical Theatre will present a multi-media living art gallery. Exhibits come to life through hip hop, ballet and contemporary dance to explore gender and sexuality. Guests will walk through a series of miniature shows featuring highly trained dancers as well as stunning props and costumes. From the time we are born, we are burdened with different social norms and…
Find out more »Intimacy Lost: An Immersive Dance Performance
Emotions Physical Theatre will present a multi-media living art gallery. Exhibits come to life through hip hop, ballet and contemporary dance to explore gender and sexuality. Guests will walk through a series of miniature shows featuring highly trained dancers as well as stunning props and costumes. From the time we are born, we are burdened with different social norms and…
Find out more »Sweet Bee’s Honey Festival & Artisan Market
Sweet Bee’s Honey Festival & Artisan Market will return to Museum Village in Monroe, located four miles west of the Woodbury Common Premium Outlets, on Sunday, June 23, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Attendees will celebrate the life and work of the honeybee with tastings and sales of a wide variety of local, regional and international honeys, as…
Find out more »CANCELLED Rockland-Bergen Music Festival
This event has been canceled due to weather and site conditions. John Prine and Steve Earle & The Dukes headline this year’s festival. Joining these two legendary Americana Artists will be Donna The Buffalo, Willie Nile, James Maddock, Joe Purdy, Jeffrey Gaines, Williams Honor, Guy Davis, Joe D'Urso & Stone Caravan, Miss Emily, Christine Martucci, Anthony D'Amato, The Roues Brothers,…
Find out more »Hop into Art Family Workshop
Saturdays & Sundays from 1-3 PM, the Edward Hopper House offers ongoing family art workshops related to the artwork on display in the main gallery. Filling a gap in arts education in public schools, this workshop program gives families immediate access to high quality art, offering deeper insights into the exhibitions and local history presented at the Edward Hopper House. Hop…
Find out more »HSN Upper Nyack Walking Tour
This tour begins across from “Pretty Penny” the former residence of Helen Hayes and Charles MacArthur and proceeds north on Broadway past a string of remarkably detailed Victorian mansions, a fire company, and sites of early ship building and commerce. Meet 2pm at the northwest corner of S. Broadway and 6th Avenue. The Historical Society of the Nyacks asks for a…
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