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Days Of Things To Do At Butterfly Festival at Stony Kill Farm - Schedule of August 14-21
/One of the biggest fundraisers for Stony Kill Farm is happening in person this year: The Butterfly Festival. This year will have days of events, so you can mark your calendar for which you want to participate in. Events include opportunities for adults and kids.
STONY KILL FOUNDATION PRESENTS: BUTTERFLIES AND BLOOMS
August 14 – 21, 2021 at Stony Kill Farm (79 Farmstead Lane, Wappingers Falls
Butterflies & Blooms is a week-long festival of art, music, workshops, & family activities celebrating the beauty and ecology of local pollinators.
Activity highlights include Yoga with beBhakti Yoga, a Pollinator Plant Sale with the Verplanck Garden Club, butterfly, bird, and garden walks, and art and nature workshops for all ages. The festival culminates in an afternoon of hayrides and an outdoor concert featuring a local jazz orchestra, Big Band Sound.
For full descriptions of scheduled programs and to register for ticketed workshops visit Butterfly.Stonykill.org
FESTIVAL PROGRAM
Advance registration is requested for all ticketed events. All activities will be held at locations at Stony Kill Farm Environmental Education Center (79 Farmstead Lane, Wappingers Falls). Locations are subject to change based on weather.
Saturday, August 14th - 10 am - 12 pm
Butterfly Discovery Walk with Barry Haydasz from the Cary Institute
All ages | $5 | Meets at the Verplanck Garden by the Manor House
Saturday, August 14th - 3 - 5 pm
Centerpiece Flower Arrangement for Beginners Workshop with Rebecca Cossa, NYS Certified Agriculture Teacher and NYBG certified floral designer
Ages 12+ | $25 | Meets at the picnic tables by the Manor House
Saturday, August 14th - 6 - 7 pm
Yoga by the Garden with Lauren Magarelli from beBhakti Yoga Center
Ages 16+ | $10 | Meets by the Verplanck Garden by the Manor House | Bring a mat and water bottle
Sunday, August 15th - 9 am
Wings on the Farm Bird Walk with Olivia Castenada and Conor Quinn
All ages | $5 | Meets at Stony Kill's big red livestock barn
Sunday, August 15th - 10 am - 1 pm
Pollinator Plant Sale & Farm Shop with the Verplanck Garden Club
All ages | Located at Stony Kill's big red livestock barn
Sunday, August 15th - 11 am
Pollinator Garden Walk with Adrienne Papazian
Ages 16+ | $5 | Meets at the Verplanck Garden by the Manor House
Tuesday, August 17th - 10 - 11 am
The Art of Papermaking Youth Workshop with Stacey Lynch Adnams
Ages 5+ (under 7 accompanied by adult) | $5 | Meets at the Verplanck Garden by the Manor House
Wednesday, August 18th - 10 - 11 am
Paper Quilling Workshop with Naflah Mohammed
Ages 10+ | $5 | Meets at the picnic tables by the Manor House
Thursday, August 19th - 6 - 7:30 pm
Introduction to Beekeeping with Andrew Buckland, Beekeeper, and Educator
Ages 8+ | $5 | Meets at the Learning Center by the Manor House
Friday, August 20th - 8:30 pm
After-Dark Moth Walk with Margaret Maruschak
All ages | $5 | Meets at the Verplanck Garden by the Manor House
Saturday, August 21st - 10 am
How Butterflies Get Their Names Family Workshop with Tara O'Grady, Butterfly Coach, Author, and Educator
Ages K-12 (children accompanied by an adult) | $5 | Meets at the picnic tables by the Manor House
Saturday, August 21st - 2 - 4 pm
Butterfly Wagon Decorating
All ages | Free | Meets at the picnic tables by the Manor House
Saturday, August 21st - 4 - 6 pm
Hay Rides in the Butterfly Wagon
All ages | Free | Rides leave from in front of the Manor House
Saturday, August 21st - 6 pm
Concert on the Lawn featuring The Big Band Sound
All ages | Free | On the Lawn in front of the Manor House | Rain date Aug 22
Stony Kill Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to educate the public and cultivate environmental stewardship through the interpretation of the rich historical, environmental, and agricultural heritage of Stony Kill Farm.
For more information about the festival and workshops and events, contact Stacey Lynch Adnams at 845-831-3800 or stacey@stonykill.org.
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/The Great Hudson River Revival (The Clearwater Festival)
Day: Saturday, June 19, 2021
Time: 11am - 11pm
Location: Virtual
The country’s oldest and largest music and environmental festival, this year’s event will celebrate the 100th birthday of its founder Pete Seeger, as well as the 50th anniversary of the sloop Clearwater, the iconic ship Seeger built to advocate cleaning up the Hudson River. The Clearwater has become a symbol of environmental advocacy and of Seeger’s efforts to inspire, educate, and activate millions of people around environmental issues.
Previously announced artists include Mavis Staples, Ani DiFranco, The Wailers, Railroad Earth, The Lone Bellow, The Mammals, Immortal Technique, and many more.
New additions to the line-up include Del McCoury Band, Chapin McCombs Chapin, Alan McClintock, Arif Choudhury, Betty & the Baby Boomers, Chief Perry, Children at the Well, Dennis Yerry, Dirty Stay Out Skifflers, Edukated Fleas, Ernie Sites, Evan Pritchard, Evy Mayer, Geoff Kaufman, Greenheart, Jacob & David Bernz, Jamie Brickhouse, Jan Christensen, Jonathan Kruk, Late Show's Gospel Choir, Laurie & Ira McIntosh, Leeny Del Seamonds, Lonnie Harrington, Luis Ramos, Magpie, Marita Solberg, Mel & Vinnie, Mercedes Garcia, Niemo, Norah Dooley, Peter Siegel, Ramapo Spirit of the Mountain Drummers, Reggie Harris, Reggie Seasar, Rik Palieri, Sheila Arnold, Spirit of Thunderheart, The Rix, The Storycrafters, Walkabout Clearwater Chorus, and William Ruiz.
The Great Hudson River Revival (aka Clearwater Festival) will return virtually this year on Saturday, June 19th. The online fundraising event will continue the organization’s decades-long tradition and community gathering normally held annually at Croton Point Park, NY.
This year’s Great Hudson River Revival will be live-streamed from 11 am - 11 pm EST on June 19th on Clearwaterfestival.org as well as Clearwater’s Youtube and Facebook pages. While The Great Hudson River Revival is free to attend, Clearwater encourages viewers to donate if they are able. All performances will be accompanied by ASL interpreters.
Donations can be made at http://bit.ly/TheGreatHudsonRiverRevival21.
Revival is the country’s oldest and largest music and environmental festival, bringing together major musical acts and Clearwater’s own brand of green activism for a unique weekend every June. Clearwater Festival takes place on the banks of the Hudson River at beautiful Croton Point Park, Croton-On-Hudson, NY.
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Bannerman Island's First Tours of 2021 Starts This Sunday, June 20
/Bannerman Island's First Tours of 2021
Day: June 20, 2021
Time: 11 am - 5 pm
Location: Pollepel Island, Fishkill, NY
Here's your chance to visit Bannerman Island on the Hudson River! Cruises for the Island will be departing from the waterfronts in Beacon and Newburgh, New York, on the Estuary Steward. Tours will likely sell out in advance and follow all COVID protocols
Tour Highlights:
A scenic cruise on the Hudson River to and from the Island.
A guided walking tour of Bannerman Island where you'll learn about the Island, the work being done on it, and it's storied past; including areas previously not accessible to the public.
Enjoy walking among the many gardens that are maintained around the Island.
Entry into the recently-opened Bannerman family residence.
Multiple photo opportunities in one of the most picturesque settings in the Hudson Valley.
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/If you know of an event not included here, please email it in to us!
Juneteenth Panel
Day: Saturday, June 19, 2021
Time: 6pm - 7:30pm
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Register at bit.ly/JuneteenthPanel
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Day: Saturday, June 19, 2021
Time: 10am - 1pm
Location: Crystal Lake, 61 Temple Ave., Newburgh, NY
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“They tried to bury us, they didn’t know we were seeds.” Ground into the Earth with this JUNETEENTH at the Sanctuary. With so many happenings, let this be the experience that sets the mood for the rest of your day: meditative, joyful, in nature! There will be sowing poems, and prayer, and dance, and LOVE for Our people into the morning. Thank you for rocking with us - see you there!
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Day: Saturday, June 19, 2021
Time: 7:30pm
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Day: June 19, 2021
Time: 11 am - 3 pm
Location: Springfield Baptist Church, 8 W Church St., Beacon, NY
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