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At the Movies – Check what's playing at Warwick Valley's cinema locations! |
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Sugar Loaf Arts and Crafts Village - Click to learn what events are going on now! |
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May 2 | Take a Kid Fishing Day | 9:30-12Noon
Warwick Valley Rod & Gun Club Annual event, at Baird Farm on Baird Lane. For kids 5-14. Donations and articles accepted by Jerry Debold 845-986-5001. On that morning, the stream will be stocked with approximately 500 trout for the benefit ofthe children. In addition, the club will award a prize to each participating child, whether or not the child has caught a fish! Any contributions can be mailedf to Warwick Valley Rod & Gun Club, P.O. Box 376, Warwick, NY 10990. |
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May 2 | Warwick Business Expo | 10:00AM - 4:00PM
Call the Chamber for a registration packet. Don't wait - showcase products and services, generate new business and network with other business owners. The event is sponsored by a lead gift from WVT Communications. Additional sponsorships are welcome. A job fair and educational break-out program is also on the agenda. The event is OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! |
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May 6 | HATHORN FARM PRESENTS: A Conversation with Andrew Faust, Permaculturist | 7-9PM
Creating True Health and Wealth; Designing Ecological and Bioregional Economies In Warwick and in the US. The confluence of climate change, economic collapse, peak oil and wide spread pollution are all pointing to a need for an articulate and comprehensive alternative. Come and hear Andrew Faust, one of New York City’s leading Ecological Design teachers, describe a beautifully simple and effective way to transition from an inherently inefficient and polluting economy to a healthy and regenerative economy and infrastructure. Andrew Faust’s website: www.homebiome.com <http://www.homebiome.com/>
May 6th will mark the commencement of the newest community supported agriculture farm in Warwick at HATHORN FARM, and highlight the upcoming PERMACULTURE DESIGN CERTIFICATE course to be held on-site this June.
This event will be held at TUSCAN CAFE MAY 6, 2009; FREE for ALL. For more info Call: 845.239.2174 email: hathorncsa@gmail.com |
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May 9 | Annual Spring Luncheon | 12-2:30PM
Join the Greenwood Forest Farms Association, Inc. for their Annual Spring Luncheon on Saturday May 9. Featuring guest appearance by Greenwood Lake Mayor, Barbara Moore and guest speaker Pat Conroy Reinhardt who will present an overview of Afro-American Poet Lanston Huges. Call (845) 986-5980 for reservations. Seating is limited. Tickets: $33. per person. |
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May 10 | Mother's Day Brunch | 11:30AM, 1:30PM, 3:30PM
Join us at Crystal Inn for a spectacular Mother's Day Brunch. Complimentary Mimosas, and an exquisite menu from celebrated Chef James Haurey that includes fresh fruit, assorted bagels & pastries, crudites, spring pea soup, assorted omellets & eggs, charcuterie platter, garden salad, Greek salad, king crabmeat salad, vegetarian style pasta, marinated hanger steak, pork Porterhouse, salmon, shrimp, assorted desserts, plus much more! Call 845-258-4232 to reserve your table or Click here for more info! |
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May 12, 2009 | "Power Networking Luncheon" Sleepy Valley Inn | 11:30AM-1:30PM
The Warwick Valley Chamber of Commerce presents the event, held at historical The Sleepy Valley Inn, 117 Sleepy Valley Rd, Warwick, NY. Food will be catered by Yesterday’s Restaurant of Warwick. The event will be open to all businesses in the area, providing a unique forum to up-sell individual businesses. The luncheon will be hosted by the Program Committee of the Warwick Valley Chamber of Commerce. Each participant will be invited to speak about his/her business and what products/ services each have to offer. This event is part of a monthly series of structured networking activities inclusive of breakfasts, lunches and after hour mixers. All current Warwick Chamber members are invited to attend on the 12th of May at a cost of $20.00. Non-members are also welcome at a cost of $30.00 For more information about the networking events, to make a reservation or to assist the Program Committee with future events, contact Michael at the Chamber office - (845) 986-2720, email the committee at info@warwickcc.org or email Paul Rafanello, Paul@prcpa.biz |
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May 12 | The St. Stephen-St. Edward's School | Taste of the Town | 4-9:00PM
A "family food event" - Experience Warwick Valley's finest regional gourmands as they provide one of the region's best-attended food events of the year. Participating gourmet include: The Landmark Inn, Iron Forge Inn, Willow Cafe, Halligans, Spring Street Market, Pennings Farm Market, Lisa's Cookie Shop, Janet's Quality Baked Goods, Park Place, Carmine's Greg's Place, The Pioneer, Frank's Pizza, The Copper Bottom, Jean Claude's Patisserie, Angelo's Italian Ice, Warwick Valley Winery and Applewood Winery. For more information about this exciting event, Click here! Admission tickets are now on sale at the St. Stephen Parish office, daily, St. Stephen-St. Edward School, Mon-Fri 8 AM - 3 PM and at Frazzleberries, Main Street Warwick. Tickets are $3 in advance, age 15 and over. Children are admitted free with a paid adult. |
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May 13 | Meet the School Board Candidates Night | 7-9PM
Meet Paul Caskey, Lynn Lillian, Wayne Paterson, Janine Sarbak at Warwick Grove Club House, in the Village of Warwick. Bring Voters with You. Contact: Patricia: 845-986-4654 or activities @warwick-grove.com
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May 14-17, 2009 | Celebrate the Lake: Art Show and Plant Sale, Taste of Greenwood Lake, Concert, Sidewalk Sale and Craft Show, Barbecue, Waterski Show
• May 14 Taste of Greenwood Lake, 6-9PM, at Thjomas P. Morahan Lakefront Park
• May 15 Seniors Art Show & Plant Sale; Concert at Church of Good Shepherd
• May 16 Windermere Street Fair, 10AM -5PM
• May 16 GWL Elks Barbecue; Waterski Show 5-7PM, at Waterfront Park
• May 17 Lions Club Craft Fair, at DePaulis Field |
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May 16 | Air Pirates Live Radio Broadcast | 8PM
After completing a successful first season by being voted the Best Theater Troupe in the Hudson Valley by the Times Herald Record Readers’ Poll; The Air Pirates Radio Theater is proud to announce its second season. The Air Pirates, a unique mixture of live contemporary interactive theater and old time radio drama, will once again present their live radio plays at the Lycian Centre in Sugar Loaf, NY. The five play season will be recorded live and broadcast on WTBQ radio at both 1110 AM and 99.1 FM. This season beginning in May includes five original plays written for The Air Pirates Radio Theater.
The Air Pirates Radio Theater began in 2007 by presenting the unique idea of mixing Radio Theater and audience participation. Prior to the performance all the necessary toys are made available to the audience and they are given a brief review of what they are to do. The cue card girl prompts them when it’s time to join in. The shows are recorded live at the Lycian Centre using the audience produced sound effects. Once they are captured the plays are then edited in a studio for time and to clean up any errors. At that time some of the effects are enhanced or modified to maintain the pacing or rhythm of the script. Once complete the entire season is broadcast on WTBQ Radio.
The first season introduced the Herb Marks Mysteries and the Space Cadet Science Fiction series. This season the company will continue these two sagas and introduce the adventures of Los Tres Balceneros with a pair of comic westerns.
To view the schedule and broacast time, Click here to go to the Concert Calendar page>> |
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May 16 | Doo Wop Oldies Show | 7PM
Presented by Warwick LIons Club, at the Warwick Valley High School, 89 Sanfordville Rd., Warwick, NY 10990. Featuring The Chords ("Sha Boom"), The Tokens ("The Lion Sleeps Tonight") with Jay Traynor of Jay and the Americans, The Barons ("Pledge of a Fool"), Earl Lewis & the Channels ("Gloria"), Jonnies & Joe ("Over the Mountain"), and a special guest DJ! Tickets $35. Call 888-515-3565 or 845-986-3054. The 50s will live forever! |
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May 16 | Rummage Sale & Fish Fry | 9AM Sale
At Union AME Church, 98 McEwen St., Warwick, NY 10990. Call Denise Smith at 845-986-1618 or Channabel Latham-Morris at 914-772-8320 for more info!. |
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May 17 | Season Opening of the Warwick Valley Farmers Market
Each Sunday, from May 17 through the end of October, meet the growers and farmers who provide some fo the finest provisions throughout the lower Hudson Valley. Click here for more info! |
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May 17 | Warwick Valley Chamber Music Society Inaugural Concert | 1:30PM
Warwick Valley Center for the Arts presents the Principal Brass of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, to be held at Warwick Reformed Church, 16 Maple Ave., Warwick, NY 10990. Click here for more info! |
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May 17 | Easter Seals Tel-A-Thon | 3-8PM
AT WTBQ Studios, FST Broadcasting Corp., 87 Ronald Reagan Blvd., Warwick, NY 10990. Call 845-651-1110 or Click here for more info! All proceeds from this event support Easter Seals New York programs and services. To make a donation, contact Pat Meeney at 845-800-0521 or patmeeney@ddrsny.org.com. HOsted by WTBQ radio's "Uncle Buck" and the Primte Time Gang. Siimulcast television of event is being donated by WVT Communications. Contact Eirik Solberg. |
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May 17 | Annual "Duck Derby"
Thousands of bright yellow plastic ducks are dumped into Waywayanda creek in Warwick. Each duck is numbered, according to ticket numbers purchased by the public. The winner receives a prize of $1,000. There are 9 other great prizes for the next 9 ducks to cross the finish line. Duck tickets sell for $5.00 each. Organizations also have the opportunity to sell tickets, and keep half the proceeds. Winslow shares 50 percent of an organization’s sales with that organization. So for each ticket sold, your business keeps $2.50. The "Duck Derby" is an annual fundraiser for Winslow Therapeutic Center, "Healing with Horses." Winslow's mission is to provide a full range of medically and educationally approved riding therapy programs in a natural farm environment, and encourage riders with disabilities to reach their highest level of proficiency. For more information about Winslow's programs or the "Duck Derby" please contact 845-986-6686 or Click here for more info!
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May 21 | 13th Annual Cocktail Party | 6-9PM
The St. Stephen Educational Trust will hold it's 13th Annual Cocktail Party at the Landmark Inn, Warwick on May 21, 2009 6:30 - 9:30pm. Tickets are $35.00 each. For tickets please contact Ann Marie Moore at (845) 986-9190 or Click here for more info! |
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May 21 | Excelsior Hose Company No.1 BIANNUAL ROAST PORK DINNER | 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Adults: $12.00; Seniors: $10.00; Children 5-12: $8.00; Under 5: Free. Dinner includes: Roast Pork, Potato, Vegetable, Rolls, Apple Sauce, Beverage, Dessert and Coffee. Free delivery in the Village for orders placed between 1:00 PM and 4:30 PM
Take-outs available. Raffle. Warwick Fire Department, Station No.1 - Church Street Extension. Warwick, NY 10990. Call 845-986-4688. for more info! |
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May 28-31 | St. Stephen Annual Parish Bazaar | Thu & Fri, 6-11PM; Sat 5-11PM; Sun 1-5PM
DJ, Live music and entertainment. Games sponsored by St. Stephen's at all the white tents; children's games and acitvities (Sat 5-9PM; Sun 105PM). Las Vegas NIght $$$ (Thu, Fri & Sat 7PM-Midnight). Great carnival food & desserts from our St. Stephen's kitchen. Outdoor ice cream parlor - favorite candies. Over $2,500 in cash prizes drawings (Sun 5PM). Volunteers needed Tel: 845-986-4028. |
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May | Memorial Day Parade | 11AM
Village of Warwick; services at Warwick & St. Stephens Cemeteries. American Legion Post #214. Call 845-986-1290 for more info! |
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