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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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April-May-June | Earth Day Cell Phone Recycling Campaign
In celebration of Earth Day 2010, St. Stephen’s Parish has joined a cell phone recycling campaign from April 1- June 1. In North America, 130 million cell phones go out of use each year creating 65,000 tons of electronic waste. Did you know that less than 10% of cell phones are recycled? Be stewards of the earth and recycle unused cell phones. Our goal during the months of April and May is to recycle 500 phones. Phones may be brought to the parish office or dropped in the collection bins in the church atrium or school hallway. In addition, to cell phones, laser jet, inkjet, mp3 players, laptop computers and digital cameras can be recycled. Desk top computers, toners, fax cartridges cannot be accepted. For more information, contact Mary Juliano at 987-7235 or jmjuli@warwick.net. |
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May 1 | The 1st Annual Warwick Bridal Trail | 10AM-5PM
Main St and Railroad Ave will be decorated and lined with businesses throughout the Community for brides and grooms to visit for all of their wedding needs. The Bridal Trail Committee is looking for sponsors and Warwick Valley Chamber members to participate in this big event. Please contact Nicole Repose at Etched In Time Engraving 845-986-7557 or etchedintimeengraving@yahoo.com for more information.
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May 2 | Bike Rodeo | 2-5PM
St. Stephen’s will host a bike rodeo. K-8 Participants will have a chance to learn rules of the road on a bicycle safety course with members of the Warwick Police. Free bike tune-ups - thanks to the Orange County Bike Club; St. Stephen’s Bike, Skateboard and Ski Helmets Sale—plus a raffle for a 26” and 16” bike. All are welcome—tell your friends. Refreshments will be available. For more info call Eileen Patterson, 986-5735, or Click Here> |
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May | 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 7 | Charlie and the Chocolate Factory | 9:45AM, 11:45AM, and 7PM
At Lycian Theatre for the Performing Arts, (main Theatre) Kings Highway, Sugar Loaf. For tickets, call 845-469-7563 or click here>. To purchase tickets on line, Click here>> |
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May 18 | 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. 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 | Celebrate the Lake: Art Show and Plant Sale, Taste of Greenwood Lake, Concert, Sidewalk Sale and Craft Show, Barbecue, Waterski Show
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May 15 | Air Pirates Live Radio Broadcast - Space Cadet: Is this the beginning?| 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 season will be recorded live and broadcast on WTBQ radio at both 1110 AM and 99.1 FM. 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. Click here for ticket info>> |
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May 15 | Seward Day Celebration | 9:45AM
Hosted by Forida Historical Society, at Seward Monument. Museum open 1-3PM Admission FREE. |
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May 15-16 | Used Book Sale at Florida Senior Center on Cohen Circle | 9AM-3PM |
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May 15-16 | Stars of the Valley Quilt Show | 10AM-5PM (Sat) and until 4PM (Sun)
At Sanfordville Elementary School, Sanfordville, Rd., Warwick, NY. Admission: $7 adults; children under age 12 are free. 125 auilts have beenb judged; boutique items. Lunch, coffee. Consignment area for guild members. First prize raffle for king size quilt "Pineapples in the Valley," plus a second prize Janome Sewing machine, third prize, a basket of quilting tools. Procveeds to benefit the Quilt Guild Phyllis Klein Scholarships. Click here for more info> |
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May 16 | Warwick Farmers Market Opening | 9AM-2PM
South Street parking lot, every Sunday from May through October, meet farmers and bakers, wine makers, cheese makers who can tell you all about the latest trends in produce, herbs, orchards, and prepared foods. Ask questions, taste some terrific treats, and enjoy live music, with chefs preparing their specialties. Not to be missed. |
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May 16 | 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 16 | The Boulders: The House that JP Morgan Built | 1-2:30PM
Greenwood Lake LIbrary Series, featuring a presentation by historian Stephen M. Gross, who will discuss the history of "The Boulders" a stately home located in the hamlet of Sterling Forest, home to the O'Dea Family from 1917 to 2000. Prioir to 1917 it was the home of St. George's Episcopal Church organist, Homer Norris, given to him as a gift in 1912 by financier, J. Pierpont Morgan. Why did he receive such a lavish gift? Why did Norris have most of the furniture and beds suspended from the ceiling by chains? Learn the answers and some of the fascinating story of the O'Dea family. Call 845-477-8377 #10. YOung adults (grades 7 and up) are invited to attend. SEating limited; registration suggested. |
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May 20 | Excelsior Hose Company #1 ROAST PORK DINNER | 5-7PM
Adults: $12.00; Seniors: $10.00; Children 5-12: $8.00; Under 5: Free. Dinner includes: Roast Pork, Potato, Vegetable, Roll, Apple Sauce, Beverage, Dessert & Coffee. Free delivery in the Village for orders placed between 1:00 PM & 4:30 PM. Take-outs available. Raffle to benefit Warwick Fire Department, Station #1 ˆ Church Street Extension, Warwick, NY 10990. Call 845-986-4688 for more info! |
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May 20 | DROWNED LANDS HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING | 7:30PM
61 Gurda Lane, Pine Island, (The office of John Ruszkiewicz, Drowned Lands Historical Society President). Learn about early efforts to drain the Black Dirt & recent location of historical artifacts. All Welcome!
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May 21 | Fish Fry | 4:30-7PM
St. Stanislaus Church and Rosary Altar Society will host its 2nd Annual Fish Fry (fish, fries, Teresa's Cole Salw, beverage, and homemade desserts), small tricky tray and 50/50, at PLAV Hall, Legion Rd., PIne Island. $14 adults; $12 seniors (55 and over), and $6 children (under 10). Take Out available; Chicken tenders also available. Advance sales only. Call Teresa at 845-258-4625 or Doris at 845-651-4904 for more info! |
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May 21-23 | Pennings Harvest Grill & Brew Pub Grand Opening | Various
Friday night fish fry, featuring live music from 7-10PM; Sat night barn dance, featuring live music from Full Circle 8:30-11PM. Full menu with fresh salads, sandwiches and burgers, made with Warwick grass-fed beef and hormone-and-antibiotic-free turkey served throughout the weekend's events. Small batch, regional beer, cider and wine are the focus: including Butternuts Beer & Ale, Brewery Ommegang, Warwick Valley Winery, Demarest Hill Winerey, and Finger Lakes Salmon Run. Look for antique machinery, and unusual farm implements at the so-called "Ag Bar," as well as good food and fun during the whole weekend. Click here for more info> |
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May 22 | Greenwood Forest Farms Association’s Annual Spring Luncheon | 10:30AM-1:30PM
Ninety-one years later, New York State’s first African-American vacation community located in the town of Warwick, outside the Village of Greenwood Lake, works diligently to preserve its legacy. Founded in 1919 by African-American real estate pioneers from Brooklyn, New York, the Greenwood Forest Farms Association historic legacy survives through it’s membership, events, participation, community and media coverage and newsletter distribution.
The Historical Society of the Town of Warwick, New York and retired detective, former president / active member of the
Greenwood Lake Lions Club, and Alexander Avenue resident Mr. Lewis B. Perry, Sr. will be honored at the Greenwood Forest Farms Association’s Annual Spring Luncheon held at the scenic Hickory Hill Golf Course in Warwick, New York between the hours of 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. A tribute to the musical genius of Mr. J. Rosamond Johnson and Mr. Cecil Macpherson will enhance the ambiance along with a silent auction.
Seating is limited and pre-paid ticket reservations are required no later than May 12, 2010.Tickets are $45 per person. Call Kwame Johnson at (845) 986-5980 for reservations. When making reservations, please indicate the number of guests in your party. Reservations will be on a first come first served basis. Send payment to: Greenwood Forest Farms Association, Inc. P.O. Box 212 Greenwood Lake, NY 10925.
To participate you can: Place your business ad or upcoming event listing in the program Special! Merchant Group ad page fits 9 mini ads per page! donate items, such as merchandise, gift certificates, etc. for the Silent Auction post attached flyer in your place of business or have your company banner prominently displayed at the Luncheon (call for details).
Proceeds from this year’s Annual Greenwood Forest Farms Spring Luncheon are earmarked for obtaining the Association’s 501(c)(3) with a portion being donated to The Historical Society of the Town of Warwick New York for repair and restoration of the United African Methodist Episcopal Church. Thank you in advance for Keeping the Legacy Alive! Gordon Duncan, President, Greenwood Forest Farms Association, Inc., P.O. Box 212 Greenwood Lake, NY 10925
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May 22 (Rain Date, 23rd) | Car Show | 9AM-3PM
At St. Joseph's School Field, on Glenmere Ave., Florida, NY. Registration $109; spectators $3; seniors $2' kids under 11 are FREE. 50s and 60s music, food, door prizes, tricky tray and gift table. Call Bill Majewski at 845-651-7605. |
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May 22, 2010: New Event: Spirited Spokes
This is a bike ride in Goshen on May 22. Be part of something special and experience the ride of your lifetime! Four great Orange County Catholic Schools will benefit from your efforts. The only thing better than the experience of a Spirited ride is the satisfaction you will receive knowing the positive impact you have made on kids within Orange County!
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May 25 | Understanding Hearing Loss | 6:30-7:15PM
In recognition of Better Speech and Hearing Month (MAY), the Albert Wisner Public Library in Warwick will host a discussion: Understanding Hearing Loss, presented by Dr. Mary Gallert and Dr. Kathie Stein, Audiologists from Hearing Healthcare Associates in Warwick, NY.Topics covered will include the negative effects of hearing loss in children and adults, recognizing the signs of hearing loss, preventing/minimizing hearing loss, and habilitation/rehabilitation of hearing loss. A question and answer session will follow. Mary Gallert Au.D. CCC/A, Hearing Healthcare Associates, LLC.10 Colonial Avenue, Warwick, NY 10990. Call 845.986.8907 or Click here>. A Doctor of Audiology Practice |
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May 26 | Jesse's Luncheon | 12Noon-2:30PM
at Congregation B'Nai Torah, 21 Old Dutch Hollow Rd., Greenwood Lake. $10 per person. Call 845-477-3716 for more info. |
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Now until May 26 | Inside & Out Collages Show - Fran B. Cox | 11AM-4PM
At Lycian Theatre Galleries, 1351 Kings Highway, Sugar Loaf, NY. Call 845-469-2287 for more info! |
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May 31 | Pine Island Memorial Day Parade | 8AM
Mass at St. Stanislaus Church, followed by Parade to PLAV Memorial and laying the the Memorial Wreath. |
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May 31 | Memorial Day Parade | 10:30AM
Village of Warwick; services at Warwick & St. Stephens Cemeteries. Closing ceremonies and refreshments at Memorial Park. American Legion Post #214. Call 845-986-1290 for more info! |
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May 31 | Village of Florida Memorial Day Parade | 2PM
Begins at the firehouse on Main Street. |
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May 31 | Village of Greenwood Lake Memorial Day Parade | 2PM
Remembrance service to take palce at Legion Post, on Mountain Lakes Rd. |
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Events elsewhere in Orange County and the Hudson Valley provided by Orange County Tourism. |
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Review events throughout the Hudson Valley Region, courtesy of Hudson Valley Tourism. |
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Please Note: The sources for information about the "Events" section include The Warwick Advertiser, The Warwick Dispatch, other local publications, and various independent contacts. We recommend that you call in advance to confirm the details of the information that is provided above. Thank you! |
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