Shrestha to hold town hall on public takeover of Central Hudson A few days ago, the Public Service Commission approved yet another rate hike for Central Hudson customers: “Central Hudson, which provides service to 315,000 electric customers and 90,000 gas customers in New York’s Mid-Hudson Valley, originally sought a base delivery revenue increase for the …

Join Arts Mid-Hudson in person or virtually for an inspiring evening as Poet Gold leads an engaging interview and Q&A session with Zelda aka Judith Z. Miller! Hear directly from them about how their work weaves together creativity and activism, and join in the conversation. When you RSVP, you’ll also have the opportunity to submit …

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Navigating Conflict: Building Resilience for Your Working Relationships  Begins September 3, 3:30-5:30pm Location: Online Are you ready to dedicate some attention to a fresh approach to your working relationships? When we pour ourselves into work we care about, we want to know it matters. We want to know that our collective efforts to bring about …

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Chronostasis is a perceptual illusion in which time appears to slow. Featuring over sixty works added to the Loeb’s collection between 2020–2025, Chronostasia likewise extends and recirculates time. Some works revisit the past; others offer ways of seeing that move beyond chronology. To mark the exhibition opening, we are delighted to welcome artist Sky Hopinka …

Share your ideas, voice your opinions, and collaborate with fellow art enthusiasts, community leaders, and stakeholders to help craft a vibrant and inclusive vision for the arts that reflects our community’s diverse talents and aspirations. RSVP here

Clearwater is excited to host our second annual Folk Picnic in Beacon at the Theatre at USC Park! Join us on Saturday, September 6 for an afternoon of live music and community. Bring a chair or blanket, a full-reusable water bottle, and if you’d like, an instrument to play. There will also be children’s activities, …

After Saturday volunteer hours, learn about the process of flower pounding, also known as Tataki-zomé. Using flowers and plants from around the farm, transfer the natural pigments onto paper or canvas to create a unique pattern.