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When you wake up on a Saturday, or any day of the week here in the Hudson Valley, do you think: "There is so much to do today! Where should I start!?" Us too! That's why we produced specialty Guides for you to filter your life in and around Beacon, NY. With so many creative minds creating so many events, shops, dining experiences, and specialty services, you can turn to A Little Beacon Blog for a local life more organized.  

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Latest Updates This Week In The Things To Do In Beacon Guides

Happy Sunday! Here's a quick list of what we added to ALBB this week so you can plan ahead this Spring.  As the weather gets warmer, there will be more and more fun things to do!

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• Common Ground Farm Plant Sale:   Saturday May 7th, at Tito Santanas Taqueria.
• Come on Beacon, let's dance!: Saturday April 22nd, 8pm at The Howland Cultural Center. 
• Hudson Valley Mac n Cheese Festival: Saturday, April 30th in Washingtonville, NY. Those who were lucky enough to score tickets (it sold out!) look for Barb's Butchery cooking up a batch of special mac and cheese! Wonder what her twist on the recipe will be!

All of these dates are in the Events Guide, organized by Month. Take a look for a big picture view of your month ahead!

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• Boys & Girls Soccer: Fishkill Recreation, 4th to 6th Grade, registration required
• Just Dance: SkyBaby Yoga & Pilates, 1st Sunday of the month (kids & adults)
• Clay Garden: Beacon Craft Workshop, ages 5-8 and 8-12 starting this week

Check our Kids Glasses Guide regularly for more updates.

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• Cheese & Wine Pairing Class: Friday April 8th at The Beacon Pantry
• Kayaking: How To Get Started: Thursday, April 7th at The Howland Public Library (new category)
• Overcome The Overwhelm. Make Time. Make Money: Thursday, April 7th at Oak Vino Wine Bar

Check our Adult Classes Guide for more updates.

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• OPEN HOUSE: Camp Fit at All Sport Health & Fitness in Fishkill, NY
• Fishkill Recreation Programs: The Artist Corner, Mad Science, Snapology, Sports Camp, Junior & Senior Day Camps

Check Summer Camp Guide for ages, rates, and registration details.

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• "The Naked & The Lens" Launch Party & Book Signing: at The Pfotoshop Saturday, April 9th (Second Saturday!)

You can always check our Shopping Guide for the latest openings and promotions!

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Saturday, April 30th, Barb’s Butchery will be cooking up the best of the best mac and cheese for a Hudson Valley Mac and Cheese Festival in Washingtonville. Kids 10 and under eat free. VIP TICKETS ONLY LEFT!

You can always check our Restaurant Guide for the latest openings and promotions!

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Do you have a class or workshop you would like us to consider adding? Let us know on Twitter, Facebook, or via email at editorial@alittlebeacon.com. 

Latest Updates This Week In The Things To Do In Beacon Guides

Happy Easter!  Here's a quick list of what we added to ALBB this week so you can plan your weeks and months ahead.  As the weather gets warmer, there will be more and more fun things to do!

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• Coffee House at The Howland Cultural Center: Saturday April 2nd
• Record Store Day: Saturday April 16th
• Ree-Play Sale: April 29 through May 1st
• Hudson Valley Hullabaloo & Craft Brew Bugaloo: Saturday May 21st

All of these dates are in the Events Guide, organized by Month. Take a look for a big picture view of your month ahead!

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• Barb's Butchery: Wide selection of fresh cuts of grass or grain angus beef.  Closed Easter Sunday.

You can always check our Restaurant Guide for the latest openings and promotions!

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• Beacon Craft Workshop: Ages 4-10, at Ilana’s home in Beacon, right near Sargent School.

Check out our Summer Camp Guide for a full list of great options.

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• New categories added: Cheerleading, Football, Softball.
• Building and Drawing En Espanol: From Beacon Craft Workshop - Ages 4-7, a fusion of Spanish language and 3-D and 2-D art making.
• Art, Yoga, Music, & Language: From Compass Arts

Check our Kids Glasses Guide regularly for more updates.

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• Knit, Slip & Beyond: April dates added from Beacon Arts Studio
• Sea Lion Talk: Saturday April 2nd at The Howland Public Library 
• Author Talk With Shadei Williams: Thursday March 31st at The Howland Public Library 
• Spoon Carving Class: With Keith Decent at Spire Studios

Check our Adult Classes Guide for more updates.

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Do you have a class or workshop you would like us to consider adding? Let us know on Twitter, Facebook, or via email at editorial@alittlebeacon.com. 

Pool Passes Available for Beacon Public Pool for 2016! Registration Open for Family and Adults!

The Beacon Pool is coming back this year in June and it is time to register for your passes! Don't delay because last year the season passes sold out quickly! Pool season passes are $75 for adults, $50 for children/seniors, and $150 for the family, with day passes available for $4 for adults and $3 for children and seniors. The registration form is here for download, but you can also register directly through their website right here without sending in a form. According to Mark Price, Recreation Director for the City of Beacon, anyone who lives in the state of New York can get a pool pass, since the pool is on state-owned land. If your billing address is in New York, then you do not need to provide proof of residency.

TIP 1:

If you do register online, here's a hint to make it easier: There is a little tiny box in which you're going to need to type in the name of each person you are registering for, and include their gender and date of birth. Type this up in Word or your favorite Text Edit program and copy/paste it into the text field. #easypeasy

TIP 2:

The checkout is through PayPal. You'll see a login screen for PayPal, but don't worry, you don't need a PayPal account to do this. You can click the link below that, which says: "Pay online with a bank account or credit card." Just before you check out, it will ask you if you want to create a PayPal account. Just hit the "No Thanks" button, and you're clickity-split that much closer to summer fun.

The Beacon Pool is located at the Park at University Settlement Camp, 724 Wolcott Avenue. The pool itself is 140 feet by 50 feet and progresses in depth from 2 feet to 8 feet deep, making it perfect for swimmers and water lovers of all ages. There will not be a lap lane, just a "have fun pool." See ourwrite-up of it last year

when the pool received funding to open for the first time. During that first year, they were hopeful for the successful sales of season and day passes to help keep the pool open, and it looks like that dream came true. They even created a The Beacon Pool group on Facebook that is helpful for posting lost and found items, pool closures due to weather, and over capacity moments when you need to wait in line to enter the pool area. In your pool plans, don't forget about the River Pool  at Riverfront Park which is a historic concept of a floating pool in the Hudson River practiced in the early 1900's and was brought back up here to the Hudson Valley by volunteers. The River Pool is made possible by a board of volunteers and donations, and is free for all to dip into at any time.

UPDATE: Lifeguards wanted!  Applications are available online at cityofbeacon.org

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Latest Updates This Week In The Things To Do In Beacon Guides

This week we are coming to you a day early because we have so much happening in Beacon TODAY that we don’t want you miss it! Not only is it Second Saturday, but today is also the Inaugural Parade of Green on Main Street.

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This Weekend...

This is the first year Beacon will celebrate St. Patrick's Day with a Parade of Green! We cannot wait to celebrate this new annual tradition.  You remember the pub crawl in Beacon right? How can you not? It may have prompted Mayor Casale to issue a stern reminder during the March 7th City Council Meeting that all Quality of Life Laws will be strictly enforced on the day. #nowhearthis

This year, local businesses and volunteers got together to bring the Irish back to Main Street, namely Joe Condon (Joe's Irish Pub), Justin Riccobono (Hudson Valley Hops, Beacon Jazz Fest, Republican Committee), Rich Kaplan (Max's on Main), Rich Brownell (Freedom Ford), and Kimberlee Markarian (Berkshire Hathaway). The inaugural Grand Marshal is Beacon resident Pat Kerr, known for his masonry work and for bringing youth soccer to Beacon in the 1970s. Corn beef sandwiches will be available from the Elk's Lodge, and expect to floats, marches from Girl Scout Troops, and  music. See the full article in this week's Beacon Free Press for more about the creation of this parade.

Enjoy responsibly! And look for deals in stores for those who are wearing green (see below for a hot tip to the tune of 20% off from Style Storehouse!), including the stores beyond the parade's end, on the east end of Main Street. Just turn that corner to experience more shops, galleries and eateries like the veggie favorite Raddish. Keep A Little Beacon Blog's Restaurant Guide open on your phone because it is arranged in order of street address, so you can find out what is around you from any point in town.

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Don't miss our Second Saturday updates sharing all of the new art openings happening today in Beacon.   If you're not ready to go home after the parade, stay out a little longer and enjoy our galleries which will be open later.

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If you can't wait until Record Store Day next month to add to your vinyl collection, the folks at the Sound Shack and Vinyl Savage Co are getting together to host a Pop-Up Shop March 19 & 20 from 10 am to 7 pm at 145 Main Street (that's on the west end of town, near Bank Square).

Also, here's a hot tip for you: 5 Hens will have a popup stand inside of Dennings Point Distillery on the corner of Rite Aid in the middle of town. Just listen for the live blues music coming from their warehouse space... 

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To reward those wearing green, one of Beacon's newest boutiques selling designer denim and and the comfy/sexy look, Style Storehouse will give 20% off to shoppers wearing green! For all of the ladies in the house, this is your big incentive to round that corner after the parade ends on the east end of town near the mountain to investigate the shops down there - who may even be pouring a cocktail or two in Second Saturday spirit.  Style Storehouse is also one of our new Shopping Guide sponsors so stop by and check them out! 

To further sweeten your Irish spirit for St. Patrick's Day, stop into Get Frosted Cupcakery, our new "Foodie" Shopping Guide Sponsor!  For limited time only, Get Frosted Cupcakery has Guinness cupcakes with Baileys icing. But only for adults over 21 (there is a faux flavor available for kids, so you'll need to specify which one you want). These cupcakes are a must-have for your St. Patrick's Day gathering, so plan ahead and place your order soon!

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#TreatYoSelf! Beacon's Main Street, side streets and neighboring Rt. 52 have many options for you to improve your life, from the inside out or outside in! We organize them all for you in our Beauty Guide.

Test your Luck of the Irish! River Therapeutic Massage has put 2 tickets to Sunday's performance of Peter Pan at the Beacon High School into her pot of gold. Anyone who books a massage now through March 18th will be entered to win. New and current clients can enter this contest just by booking an upcoming service. The winner will be drawn on March 18th.
Click here to book now!

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Swimming lessons are back and registration is happening now at All Sport, so call to book your spot because these sessions do book up! New to the Swimming Guide at readers' requests is the Sportsplex in New Windsor, which has an indoor and outdoor pool so you can enjoy lessons all year long.

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Do you have a class or workshop you would like us to consider adding? Let us know on Twitter, Facebook, or via email at editorial@alittlebeacon.com. 

Latest Updates This Week In The Things To Do In Beacon Guides

Happy Sunday everyone! We have so many goodies to share with you this week, so get your calendars ready!

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This week is the start of Hudson Valley Restaurant Week. Some of the participating restaurants are right here in Beacon, including The Vault, Cafe Amarcord, Kitchen Sink Food & Drink, and Baja 328.

BAJA 328 is a Featured Business in ALBB's Restaurant Guide.

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In the Events Guide, we are excited to hear that the Second Beacon Jazz Fest has announced its 2016 date - June 25th. Will we see you there?

After you let the kids have fun at the Easter celebrations at Memorial Park, get your dancing shoes on and head on over to The Howland Cultural Center for their next dance, "Come on Beacon! Let's Dance!" We popped our heads inside during the last dance, and it looked like a lot of fun!

Last week we shared the Maple Fest going on in Fishkill this month. If that is not enough, a second fest has been added for March 12th at Randolph School in Wappingers Falls.

All of these dates are in the Events Guide, organized by Month. Take a look for a big picture view of your month ahead!

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Spring Break is almost here and the kids will be home. Do you have stuff planned to keep them busy but still learning? Scenic Hudson is having a special Spring Break series March 22-25, with different activities (such as Basic Fishing, Bird Watching and more) scheduled for each day.

Late last week we shared an update of all the awesome classes and events going on with our friends at All Sport Health & Fitness. Some of the special classes they have going on this month include Cycle/Yoga Fusion, Irish Ride (Spinning), Motown Ride (Spinning) and more.

Do you have a class or workshop you would like us to consider adding? Let us know on Twitter, Facebook, or via email at editorial@alittlebeacon.com. 

New This Week in the Things To Do In Beacon Guides At A Little Beacon Blog!

We've made so many updates to our classes and guides this week, we want to make sure you do not miss a thing!

We just found out this week that the 10th Annual Beacon Barks Parade has been postponed until the last Sunday of April 2017. In the meantime, please continue to support the Dutchess County SPCA and Beacon Barkery.

A Little Beacon Blog is happy to be a sponsor of "Turning Passion Into Profit" at Beahive on March 16th. The event is hosted by HV Women In Business, and the topic will be about how to become successful by doing what you love.

Great guide. Can't believe I missed out on the start of the Beginner Spanish class! https://t.co/FB48lv0IcA

— CTPassat (@CTPassat) February 21, 2016

Don't worry, "CTPassat," we have added more language classes (including Spanish!) from the Fishkill Recreation Center.

Has your kid expressed an interest in Babysitting? Make sure they are trained the right way.  We added a new Babysitting category to our Kids Classes, featuring workshops that aspiring caregivers can sign up for.

Has the craft bug bitten you? Take a road trip down to Pelham in Westchester County to learn the craft of Wet Felting, where you learn to transform delicate wool fibers and into strong cloth with beautiful texture.

And don't forget to keep moving! We added more Zumba! and Tai Chi classes at the Veterans Memorial Building and Beacon Recreation Center.

March is jam-packed with upcoming events to check out! Easter is early this year, so bring the kids to Memorial Park for their annual Easter Egg hunt. More new events include a magic show with illusionist Ryan Dutcher, a special "Coffee House" night at the Howland Cultural Center (check out the "Women Artists Of The Hudson Valley" exhibit while you're there), and the inaugural Parade Of Green for St. Patrick's Day!

Plan ahead for April by supporting The Beacon Players with their rendition of Peter Pan at Beacon High School.

Do you have a class or workshop you would like us to consider adding? Let us know on Twitter, Facebook, or via email at editorial@alittlebeacon.com. 

New This Week in the Things To Do In Beacon Guides At A Little Beacon Blog!

There seems to be a theme with the classes and events added to our Things To Do In Beacon guides this week - keep it in the family! Not only is a new "Parenting" category added, we added more classes from Waddle n Swaddle, ranging from pre-natal topics to teaching children French!

Want a change of scenery and to spend some time on a farm? Stony Kill Farm is opening its doors Saturdays and Sundays for Open Barn tours starting this month through November. Parents can even sign up to volunteer as a guide with their child!

Another class added for parent/child is the Dancin' 2's program at Yanarella Ballet School, which started this week for as young as 16 months. This class introduces children to creative movement, helping them to develop motor skills as they run, skip and jump the day away.

If you always wanted to learn how to knit, it is never too late to start, and it can be a therapeutic skill to have. Beacon Art Studio has started their Knit, Slip and Beyond class for young and old, beginner or advanced.

Speaking of crafts, added to our Events page is Fishkill's Fine Arts & Craft Fair, hosted by the Fishkill Business Association, which is going into its 23rd year. They are looking for vendors for this year's event, so get your applications in!

Do you have a class or workshop you would like us to consider adding? Let us know on Twitter, Facebook, or via email at editorial@alittlebeacon.com. 

Beacon Dental - Beacon, NY

Beacon Dental

1020 Wolcott Avenue 

Beacon, NY 12508
(845) 838-3666

www.beacondental.net

Beacon Dental, founded by Dr. Hongli Wang, is committed to providing comprehensive care utilizing the most recent advances in the science and the art of dentistry, with an emphasis on education, preventive care, restoration of function, and aesthetics.

Beacon Dental places tremendous importance on education both for their patients and staff. If your children are in school in the Beacon area or beyond, chances are your children have been treated to an oral health demonstration from a few of the friendly dental hygienists from Beacon Dental, who are committed to educating the public about the care of teeth and gums. Your oral health is Beacon Dental's top priority and they are devoted to providing all of their patients with comprehensive preventive care. Please click here to meet the team at Beacon Dental, from dental hygienists to office managers processing insurance claims and consulting with patients.

SPECIAL MESSAGES FROM BEACON DENTAL

Daddy! I Swallowed My Molar! Is This a Job for the Tooth Fairy?

The team at Beacon Dental wishes you a happy Valentine's Day, and reminds you to brush you teeth after eating those caramel chocolates!

Beacon Dental Visits All Schools in Beacon School District to Educate Kids About Oral Health

A Healthy Smile is a Beautiful Smile How Do You Score on the Periodontal Chart?

Beacon Dental Celebrates 10 Years in Business! Mayor Casale Awards with Appreciation Certificate for Community Involvement

Meet Dr. Hongli Wang, the Founder of Beacon Dental!

A Little Beacon Blog thanks Beacon Dental for being a sponsor, which helps make our coverage of the amazing people and things to do in and around Beacon possible! 

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New This Week in the Things To Do In Beacon Guides At A Little Beacon Blog!

Our Classes Guides, which are part of the Things to Do in Beacon Guides, continue to grow this week!  The Beacon Pantry has more classes coming this month if you want to up your cheese-and-wine pairing game. We also added more classes for moms-to-be or brand new moms, with classes from Waddle n Swaddle. Our friends at the updated Howland Public Library have a new kids class starting this weekend, Kids Explore: Sea+Space.

We have added more categories to both Kids and Adults Classes to help your searching and get you exposure to more business classes and workshops: 

Baby/Infant (Kids)

Business (Adults)

Cooking (Adults)

Food/Tasting (Adults)

Open Houses (Kids)

Pre-Natal (Adults)

We appreciate everyone sharing their classes and workshops with us on Twitter, Facebook, and via email at editorial@alittlebeacon.com, so keep them coming!

More Annual Events are being added too! Next month, visit the Sharpe Reservation in Fishkill for their FREE 13th Annual Sugar Maple Celebration, co-sponsored by The Fresh Air Fund and New York State Outdoor Education Association.

New This Week In A Little Beacon Blog - Classes, Valentine's Day Deals & More!

We are starting 2016 with a lot of awesomeness here at A Little Beacon Blog, so we want to give you a nice week-ending wrap-up in case you missed anything.

We just announced our new Kids Classes guide, which we continue to update DAILY, so make sure you keep checking back. If you know of a class we should include in our guide, let us know!

More classes added, such as Ice Skating, classes from Ballet Arts Studio, and programs from Common Ground Farm. By popular demand, we also added more categories such as Nature & Outdoors, Theater, and Private Lessons.

We have new class announcements for adults too. All Sport Health & Fitness has a new EPOC class starting next Thursday at 9:15 am. Also sign up for their Buddy Boot Camp on February 13th if you and your partner want to skip the Valentine's Day candy.

That's right, Valentine's Day is next week! Our friends at River Therapeutic Massage are offering a sweet "RTM Valentine LOVE!" massage package for the month of February.

While we're talking about Valentine's Day, when planning your night out don't forget to check out our Restaurant Guide, which has also been updated with who is open and what is coming soon in 2016.

Things To Do In Beacon, NY

When you wake up on a Saturday, or any day of the week here in the Hudson Valley, do you think: "There is so much to do today! Where should I start!?" Us too! That's why we produced specialty Guides for you to filter your life in and around Beacon, NY. With so many creative minds creating so many events, shops, dining experiences, and specialty services, you can turn to A Little Beacon Blog for a local life more organized.  

PS: If you are a business wanting to advertise in these Guides, please click here.  

Health & Wellness

Locomotive Crossfit

387 Main St

(845) 202-7575

Locomotive Crossfit is an intense gym for people who like to move - a lot. Their programming is based on classes that work with equipment that has been specially designed to function as an extension of the body, making use of the body's own strength. Classes include mobility training, gymnastics, Olympic weight lifting, nutrition coaching, and more.

HOURS: Vary by class schedule.

INSTANT GIFT CERTIFICATE: Click here to buy a gift certificate.

HVF Training Camp (formerly Hudson Valley Fitness)

490 Main St

(845) 440-6200 

The HVF Training Camp is a four-week training cycle which challenges members in athletic-style fitness programs.  The scalability of the camp workouts allows for participation by beginners and advanced exercisers. Every month a new four week training cycle begins.  Members that participate in camp from month to month are able to push themselves further in each new camp.

HOURS: Vary by class schedule.

>>>>>PILATES<<<<<

Beacon Pilates 

181 Main St, 2nd Floor 

(845) 831 0360

Beacon Pilates is focused on your core, and the first step in that is to evaluate your body. They offer sessions to do just that before placing you into classes. You can also find a Beacon Pilates outpost at AllSport Fishkill, in addition to their Beacon location conveniently located on Main Street.

INSTANT GIFT CERTIFICATE: Click here to buy a gift certificate.

Tara Gregorio Pilates & Wellness
3590 Rt 9, Ste 205, Cold Spring, NY
(845) 809-5995
Offering Contemporary Pilates Privates & Semi-Privates on the STOTT PILATES equipment, as well as, yoga private & group classes. Tara makes her home in Cold Spring, New York. She accepts clients in her studio for fitness, injury rehabilitation, and herbal consultations.

Wellness professionals chosen based on their coaching in the areas of food and ways of living.

Marika Blossfeldt

You may have seen or read her book, Essential Nourishment, or you may have taken one of her many classes that teach the ways of finding nourishment in forbidden foods like cupcake frosting. From workshops that get you eating right without dieting to wellness retreats to her farm in Estonia, a gift certificate here could be a game-changer.

Jennifer Clair

Jennifer Clair created Home Cooking New York (HCNY) in May 2002 after years of writing cookbooks, recipes, and a Food Editorial position at Martha Stewart Living. The opportunity to come together with eager culinary students in a kitchen classroom seemed like the next logical step. HCNY’s classes are taught out of Homespun @ Home on 259 Main Street in Beacon. Classes range from basic cooking techniques (Six Basic Cooking Techniques, 20 Minute Meals) to cuisine-focused favorites (Understanding Thai Food, French Bistro). Each 2 ½ hour class is centered around the preparation of a complete meal and culminates in a full sit-down dinner to enjoy in the intimacy of your home or surrounded by your fellow students.

INSTANT GIFT CERTIFICATE: Click here to buy a gift certificate.

Gina Gratz

A wellness coach with a triple-threat to your happiness and weight loss management, Gina specializes in food and nutrition coaching, lifestyle guidance, and personal fitness training. Gina came into nutrition and yoga to deal with an auto-immune disease that happened to her, and found it more satisfactory than medication. She also specializes in helping moms figure out how to get back on track with fitness, lose the "mummy-tummy", and stay healthy and happy.

Fitness Services and Eating Well Services

Ashley Lederer, Thoughtful Food Nutrition

Ashley Lederer is a dietitian and food policy consultant with expertise in chronic disease management, healthy food program and policy development, research and evaluation. Ashley was formerly a Senior Adviser within the New York City Health Department’s Bureau of Chronic Disease Prevention and Tobacco Control, where she worked on innovative policies and programs to improve access to healthy foods. She played a key role in the development of groundbreaking nutrition standards implemented in 12 New York City public agencies, impacting over 260 million meals and snacks served each year.

Services for Eating Well

Shambhala Yoga Center

4 South Chestnut St
(917) 922-4517

Located in the heart of Beacon, Shambhala Yoga Center features great teachers, several of whom are rooted in dance, all of whom are passionate about yoga and its many forms and the benefits it gives to the body. You'll find yoga classes focused on beginners, strengthening, elegant movement, and more. Check Shambhala's schedule for times and types of yoga classes.

Beacon Yoga Studio

464 Main St

A donation-based yoga center dedicated to the development of personal yoga and meditation that has partnered up with Center 4 Creative Education. Includes drum meditation and dance classes, as well as salsa and line dancing! Check the Beacon schedule to see what fits your fancy.

Get Your Sweet Tooth & Dancing Shoes Ready This Weekend!

We have more Pop-Up Guide action happening this weekend in Beacon, filled with sweet, delicious goodness and more!

It's the second week of Flowers & Flours at Clay Wood & Cotton, featuring dried flowers and wreaths from Diana Mae Flowers and assorted sweets from The Darling Kitchen. Stop by this Saturday, starting at 11 am.

Also this Saturday over at the east end of Main Street, stop by Echo and pick up freshly baked goods by 5Hens, sure to delight your recipient. Cookie boxes, teacher gifts, marshmallows and more. You can pre-order by visiting fivehensbakedgoods.com or email 5hensbaked@gmail.com. Pick up at the store.

Once you're done snacking, head over to The Howland Cultural Center for a night of dancing! This monthly dance series is attended by singles, couples, friends and strangers. Great bands and voices will be heard, including a variety of rhythms, styles and moods. Light refreshments will be served. Suggested donation: $10.00

As always, you can check out all of Beacon's ongoing events throughout the year in our Events Guide. 

A Little Beacon Blog is on Pinterest!

We are happy to announce that A Little Beacon Blog is now on Pinterest!  When you live in a place as beautiful and visual as Beacon is, with a backdrop as stunning as the Hudson Valley, you know there's lots of eye candy to share! We have boards like "Handmade in Beacon," "Nightlife in Beacon," "Eat and Drink," and "Services" - even one for "Lovely Letters," because one can't have a Pinterest account and not obsess over typography!

We have pin boards for each of our guides, with lots more to come! Are you on Pinterest? Let us know your Pinterest user name in the comments below, and don't forget to follow us at pinterest.com/alittlebeacon!