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  • Image: "Stepping Out"

    "Stepping Out"

    Through June 28

    Café Joust

    365 Main St, Catskill Catskill

    $10 suggested

    "Stepping Out," will be a solo show from Hudson-based photographer Rebecca Conroy, curated by Lauren Tanchum. Featured in the photo collection are girls who have and are growing up in the area, in vintage locations wearing vintage clothes. Clothing Designer Samantha Pleet will have a pop-up at the opening as well. The show will be up for five weeks. 917-690-9793
  • Image: Nerd Nite #14: Cycling to the Constellations!

    Nerd Nite #14: Cycling to the Constellations!

    Fri., May 29, 7:30 p.m.

    Howland Cultural Center

    477 Main Street, Beacon Beacon

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    $15 Advance Early bird, $20

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    Three fun-yet-informative visual presentations with music, prizes, refreshments and guaranteed good company. Beacon Bicycle Coalition Co-Founder Yvonne Caruthers, a 35 year career cellist in the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington DC, presents Physics, Fashion, and Feminism: How Bicycles Continue to Change the World. Next, Astrophysicist, Author & Folklorist Dr. Moiya McTier brings us Constellations: the Good, the Bad, & the Ugly. Finally, Dr. Clara Sousa Silva, a quantum astrochemist and molecular astrophysicist takes us into the strange and unknown with How to Maybe Find Aliens. This is bound to be a spacey show! (845) 831-4988
  • Image: Woodstock-New Paltz Art & Crafts Fair

    Woodstock-New Paltz Art & Crafts Fair

    Mon., May 25, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

    Ulster County Fairgrounds

    249 Libertyville Road, New Paltz New Paltz

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    The Woodstock-New Paltz Art & Crafts Fair returns to the Ulster County Fairgrounds Memorial Day weekend, May 23–25, for its 45th year. One of the country’s longstanding contemporary craft events, set beneath the Shawangunk Mountains in New Paltz, the fair features hundreds of juried artists and makers across multiple media categories including ceramics, jewelry, fine art, woodworking, fiber, specialty foods, and more. Visitors can also enjoy live music, craft demonstrations, freshly prepared food, a beer tent, wineries, distilleries, and a complimentary children’s craft tent. 845-255-1380
  • Image: Kingdom Faire

    Kingdom Faire

    Saturdays, Sundays, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. and Mon., May 25, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Continues through May 31

    Putnam County Veterans Memorial Park

    201 Gypsy Trail Rd, Carmel Carmel

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    Kingdom Faire is an immersive fantasy festival where story, spectacle, and adventure come to life. Step into a living world filled with daring heroes, cunning villains, and unforgettable characters as a fully scripted saga unfolds around you. Enjoy live performances, sword fights, music, and interactive moments that place you at the center of the action. Explore the Shoppes, meet royalty and rogues, and experience a day of magic, humor, and excitement for all ages. Whether you come for the story or the festivities, Kingdom Faire invites you to become part of the legend. 845-808-1994
  • Image: PERSIST

    PERSIST

    Mon., May 25, 11 a.m.-6 p.m., Thu., May 28, 11 a.m.-6 p.m., Fri., May 29, 11 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat., May 30, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. and Sun., May 31, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.

    Merge

    178 Schoonmaker Lane, Stone Ridge Stone Ridge

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    Free

    Organized around the theme PERSIST, the exhibition brings together four parallel presentations: three exhibitions forming a central trifecta, alongside a group show asserting art and culture’s enduring importance. Centered on portraiture, through the democratized process of tintype and photography in dialogue with painting and mixed media, the works consider democracy and war as intertwined conditions shaping human experience. Through painting, photography, and tintype, the exhibition returns to the individual as both subject and participant, suggesting the ongoing choice to sustain an open society. Artist’s Talk on Sunday, May 24th at 4 PM, Free & open to the public. 845-750-4558
  • Image: Memorial Day Community Picnic

    Memorial Day Community Picnic

    Mon., May 25, 12-2:30 p.m.

    Tuxedo Park Library

    227 Route 17, Tuxedo Park Tuxedo

    Join us for Tuxedo Park Library's 21st Annual Memorial Day Community Picnic and Fundraiser! After the parade at 11:30am, come to the library at noon for food, fun, games, face painting by Not Just Faces, balloons by Cheyenne Monacelli, and entertainment by DJ George Carney! At 12:30 we'll have a wacky performance from Jester Jim, and at 2pm we'll be drawing our raffle winners. 845-351-2207
  • Image: Memorial Day Clambake at River Pavilion

    Memorial Day Clambake at River Pavilion

    Mon., May 25, 12-7 p.m.

    Hutton Brickyards

    200 North St, Kingston Kingston

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    $125+

    Inspired by classic New England seaside gatherings, the River Pavilion Clambake Experience brings together fresh shellfish, coastal flavors, and sunset views of the Hudson. Served family-style for the table, this relaxed yet elevated dinner celebrates the start of summer with a traditional clambake prepared with refined touches. Reservations required. 845-444-5231
  • Image: Breast Cancer Options Metastatic Support Group

    Breast Cancer Options Metastatic Support Group

    Fourth Monday of every month, 4:30-6 p.m.

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    Peer-led Zoom support group. Meets the Fourth Monday of the month at 4:30pm. Our group offers a safe space to discuss the particular challenges women face when diagnosed with Stage IV breast cancer. Please join us to both offer and receive support, share thoughts, feelings, resources and information. This meeting is hosted by Breast Cancer Options. For more information on our organization and the free services we provide, please call or visit us: https://breastcanceroptions.org Please click the link to register and receive Zoom meeting ID and password: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZQqc-uhpjwuAYdvO6TGRWfUwVQ7hMAeEQ 845-339-HOPE(4673)
  • Image: Bridge Music 17th Season

    Bridge Music 17th Season

    Through Oct. 31, 12 a.m.-11:59 p.m.

    Mid Hudson Bridge

    US 44 / NY 55 over the Hudson River, Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie

    Free

    Bridge Music, Joseph Bertolozzi's music installation celebrating the iconic Mid Hudson Bridge (and sister project to Tower Music at the Eiffel Tower in Paris) opens its 17th season April 1. Free and open to the public, this sound-art installation is located at each of the bridge's towers, accessed from the Mid Hudson Bridge's pedestrian sidewalks near 34 Gerald Dr., Poughkeepsie and Johnson-Iorio Park, in Highland. The sidewalks are open 24 hours from April 1 through October 31. Additionally, the same music plays year-round, 24/7 in the parks flanking the bridge on 95.3FM. 8456917245
  • Image: OPEN CALL: smallWORKS, a juried biennial exhibition at Garrison Art Center

    OPEN CALL: smallWORKS, a juried biennial exhibition at Garrison Art Center

    Through June 30, 12-11:59 a.m.

    Garrison Art Center

    23 Garrison's Landing, Garrison Garrison

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    SmallWORKS | Looking Out from Within, is a juried biennial exhibition at Garrison Art Center exploring artwork as a passageway to a different view — a frame through which we glimpse something beyond. Open to artists 18 and older working in 2D and 3D media, awards of $500 each will be given for Best 2D and Best 3D work. Juried by Christina Kee, an artist and writer who has worked at The William Louis-Dreyfus Foundation since 2011, supporting public programming and exhibitions. 8454243960
  • Image: "ADHD Is My Superpower": Works by Nina Lipkowitz

    "ADHD Is My Superpower": Works by Nina Lipkowitz

    Mondays-Sundays, 12-6 p.m. Continues through May 31

    510 Warren St Gallery

    510 Warren Street, Hudson Hudson

    510 Warren Street Gallery is happy to present a show of works by Nina Lipkowitz titled "ADHD Is My Superpower" beginning Friday, May 1 and continuing until Sunday, May 31, 2026. Please join us for the opening reception with the artist on Saturday, May 2 from 2-6 pm. 518 822 0510
  • Image: Sara Farrell Okamura: On The Precipice

    Sara Farrell Okamura: On The Precipice

    Through June 28, 1-5 p.m.

    LABspace

    2642 NY Route 23, Hillsdale Hillsdale

    Solo Exhibition of Paintings from North Adams MA artist, Sara Farrell Okamura. Opening Reception: Saturday May 23rd, 1-5pm. Elisabeth Condon in Conversation with Sara Farrell Okamura: Saturday June 6th at 2pm. Closing Reception: Sunday June 28th, 1-5pm. Sara Farrell Okamura writes: I grew up by the ocean, lived in urban areas and now reside in the mountains. Beauty lies in the natural phenomenon that surrounds us wherever we call home. The sea, the Great Lakes, the parks are the essence of transcendent joy and renewal. Is it abstract? Is it real? This body of work poses that it is both. 9177492857
  • Image: The World of Thomas B. Pope

    The World of Thomas B. Pope

    Through Dec. 13, 1-4 p.m.

    Crawford House

    189 Montgomery St, Newburgh Newburgh

    Free

    The Newburgh Historical Society's 2026 exhibit focuses on the life and context of Newburgh's Hudson River School painter Thomas B. Pope (1833-1891). This show explores the varied life of Thomas Pope in the rapidly evolving city of Newburgh touching on his life, work, community engagement, as well as his art. Paintings and objects from the Historical Society's collection as well as loans from private collectors will be on display from April to the end of the year. (845) 561 2585
  • Image: Level 1 Meisner Acting Class 8 Sessions * ONLY $297

    Level 1 Meisner Acting Class 8 Sessions * ONLY $297

    Mondays, 1:30-3 p.m. Continues through July 13

    First Presbyterian Church in Goshen

    33 Park Place, Goshen Goshen

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    $297

    Introduction to the ‘Meisner Method.’ Learn from a ‘Master’ who learned from the “Masters” (Sanford Meisner, Bill Esper and Seth Riggs). We are the only training program teaching a purely Meisner based technique in the Hudson Valley with a proven record of success. Five decades of unparalleled success worldwide on stage, in film and TV have taught us what we will teach you about the craft, the business and the conduct needed to build a solid career. A class designed specifically for the actor to teach proper technique so that as they develop their craft. 8458208700
  • Image: Catskill Flyer – Spring & Summertime Rides, Catskill Mountain Railroad

    Catskill Flyer – Spring & Summertime Rides, Catskill Mountain Railroad

    Saturdays, Mon., May 25, Saturdays, Through July 4, Through July 25, Fri., July 31, Fridays, Saturdays and Fridays, Saturdays. Continues through Sept. 26

    Catskill Mountain Railroad

    55 Kingston Plaza, Kingston Kingston

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    All Aboard the Catskill Flyer- See the natural beauty of the Catskills from our railroad’s unique perspective aboard Ulster County’s scenic train. May to September. All trains are round trip from the Westbrook Lane Station located in the Kingston Plaza adjacent Uptown Kingston’s Stockade District. Join us as we travel through some of the oldest farmlands in the United States where we will cross the Esopus creek as we travel through the Hurley Flats and then start climbing Hurley Mountain. Buy Tickets for The Catskill Flyer! (845) 332-4854
  • Image: "Run of the Mill"

    "Run of the Mill"

    Through May 30

    The Lace Mill Galleries

    165 Cornell Street, Kingston Kingston

    Donation

    Historical exhibition of Kingston's Lace Mill. 347-387-6874
  • Image: "Animal Inside"

    "Animal Inside"

    Through May 30

    Old Dutch Church

    272 Wall Street, Kingston Kingston

    Paintings by Rita Bolla. (845) 338-6759
  • Image: "50th Anniversary Show"

    "50th Anniversary Show"

    Through May 30

    Mark Gruber Gallery

    13 New Paltz Plaza, New Paltz New Paltz

    Group show. (845) 255-1241
  • Image: "Susanna Ronner"

    "Susanna Ronner"

    Through May 30

    MVN Design

    48 Main Stret, Kingston Kingston

    Monotypes by Susanna Ronner.
  • Image: "An Unfinished Visual Archive of Architectural Extractivism"

    "An Unfinished Visual Archive of Architectural Extractivism"

    Through May 31

    Art Omi

    1405 County Route 22, Ghent Ghent

    Photographs by Onnis Luque. 5183924747
  • Image: “(your) body is a porous language”

    “(your) body is a porous language”

    Through May 31

    Ann Street Gallery

    104 Ann Street, Newburgh Newburgh

    Group show curated by Edwin Torres. (845) 784-1146
  • Image: OCEAN VUONG: SỐNG

    OCEAN VUONG: SỐNG

    Through May 31

    CPW (Center for Photography at Woodstock)

    25 Dederick Street, Kingston Kingston

    Free

    Opening event for OCEAN VUONG: SỐNG. Award-winning poet, novelist, and essayist Ocean Vuong (The Emperor of Gladness, On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous, Time Is a Mother) has emerged as one of the defining voices of his generation–an artist who renders a soulful, nuanced representation of the immigrant working-class experience in America. With this initial exhibition of his photographs, Vuong extends his deeply personal vision beyond the written word, revealing how his storytelling finds new expression in images. Other exhibitions opening on January 31 include NONA FAUSTINE; QIANA MESTRICH: DO NOT FOLD, SPINDLE, OR MUTILATE; and JIATONG LU: NOWHERE LAND. 845-679-9957
  • Image: "Ideas/Images"

    "Ideas/Images"

    Through May 31

    Art Gallery 71

    71 East Market Street #5, Rhinebeck Rhinebeck

    Photographs by Yoram Gelman. 845-516-4878
  • Image: QIANA MESTRICH: DO NOT FOLD, SPINDLE, OR MUTILATE

    QIANA MESTRICH: DO NOT FOLD, SPINDLE, OR MUTILATE

    Through May 31

    CPW (Center for Photography at Woodstock)

    25 Dederick Street, Kingston Kingston

    Free

    This exhibition features images by Qiana Mestrich, the recipient of the CPW 2025 Saltzman Prize for Emerging Photographer of the Year. The prestigious distinction was awarded to Mestrich by a jury consisting of Dawoud Bey, Stephen Shore, and Lucy Sante. The exhibition includes works from the artist’s ongoing collage series, The Reinforcements, which Mestrich began in 2023 to address the absence in visual archives of women of color in the 1970s and ‘80s American workplace. Other exhibitions opening on January 31 include OCEAN VUONG: SỐNG, NONA FAUSTINE, and JIATONG LU: NOWHERE LAND. 845 679 9957
  • Image: "on building a home in a body'

    "on building a home in a body'

    Through June 6

    Super Secret Projects

    484 Main Street, Beacon Beacon

    Paintings by Marin Kenny.
  • Image: "Arte Natura"

    "Arte Natura"

    Through June 6

    Limner Gallery

    123 Warren Street, Hudson Hudson

    Group show. (518) 828-2343
  • Image: "The Rip in Her Sleeve"

    "The Rip in Her Sleeve"

    Through June 7

    Maiden Lane Gallery

    51 Maiden Lane, Kingston Kingston

    Work by Alicia Schirrmeister, Iliana Arocho, and Ruth Lauer Manenti. Curated by Matt Moment. 8454177916
  • Image: "Take Cover"

    "Take Cover"

    Through June 7

    Philip Douglas Fine Art

    545 Warren St. 2nd floor, Hudson Hudson

    Work by Katharine Umsted. 646 765 5818
  • Image: "We Call This Home"

    "We Call This Home"

    Through June 7

    Calico Exhibitions

    1 Tinker St, Woodstock Woodstock

    Work by Steph Becker, Sally Cali, Skyler Smith, and Adam Void. (845) 684-0363‬
  • Image: "Nature's Palette"

    "Nature's Palette"

    Through June 7

    Bernay Fine Art

    296 Main Street, Great Barrington Great Barrington

    Work Laini Nemett, Stephanie Anderson, and Joy Taylor. (413) 645-3421
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