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Nyack Weekender: Music, Arts, Great Plays and Good Eats | Nov 13 – 15, 2015
Our weekly story of places to go and things to do includes real story tellers, a new play by Donald Margulies, an old play by Tom Stoppard, a barn dance, a hootenanny jam, two blues shows, a coffee house, opera, chamber music, Restaurant Week and the season’s first Santa sighting. [...]
Explore Nyack Dining during Hudson Valley Restaurant Week | Nov 2 – 15, 2015
Warm up your taste buds...the 2015 Hudson Valley Restaurant Week begins Monday, November 2nd and runs through November 15th. Participating restaurants throughout the Hudson Valley will be offering prix-fixe lunch menus for $20.95 and/or a $29.95 dinner option. Check with individual restaurants for schedule details, and book your reservations now. [...]
Time Hotel and Wickes Arborists Team Up to Landscape Nyack
A new Nyack Beautification Program is underway to enhance landscaping in downtown Nyack, NY. The inaugural sponsors of the program, Wickes Arborists and Time Hotel, have teamed with the Village of Nyack and the Nyack DPW to update and maintain plantings along Main Street in the village. The pilot program [...]
Nyack Weekender Nov 6-8: Music, Art, Theater, and More
Here’s your Fri-Sun list of what to do and where to do it. by LeeAnn Mailly, NyackNewsAndViews.com Friday It’s the First Friday of November and Nyack’s monthly one-night downtown arts festival includes a group show titled Relationships plus live music at 8p at Prohibition River, 82 Main St. Head to [...]
Edward Hopper House Happenings, November – December 2015
EXHIBITIONS Small Matters of Great Importance: Light & Shadow - Annual Juried Small Works Show Through January 3, 2016 Juror: Lisa Panzera, PhD, Senior Director of Fergus McCaffrey, New York Annual juried small works show featuring artists from around the world. This year’s theme “Light & Shadow,” refers to the [...]
Nyack History: The John Green House
by Jennifer Rothschild John Green House, ca. 1819 In 1819, John Green built the house located at the end of Main Street, near the then Nyack Pier. In the 1800s, Hudson River sloops delivered wood for Green’s lumberyard to that pier. Green built his house at an interesting [...]