Join us at For the Many’s Poughkeepsie office to celebrate what we have achieved this year and celebrate those who have worked hard to making our success happen.
We will have members from Hudson, Kingston, Poughkeepsie, Newburgh, and Middletown, plus food, drinks, and music! Family, friends, and kids are all welcome! RSVP Here
The 2023 HVArtMarket is taking place on November 24-26 at Locust Grove in Poughkeepsie.
This will be our 9th year, and we are excited to be able to have this opportunity.
As in the past, you will find only the very best in fine art, handmade and small batch products from the region.
If you are looking for a full immersion experience, tours of the mansion are available here
We are looking forward to seeing you:
Friday 10am-5pm
Saturday 10am-5pm
Sunday 10am-4pm
FREE ADMISSION – PARKING AVAILABLE ON SITE
Join us for a fun hour to practise Italian. Drop in. Mark the date on your calendar, grab an espresso at Mercat cafe’ and meet me at the gallery. It will be fun.
Are you ready to leave your mark on Kingston’s canvas? We invite you to participate in this Cyanotype Project by Carmen Lizardo, where your handprints will become a part of a unique art exhibition. Join us THIS Sunday, Nov. 12th from 2-4PM in the Reher Center Gallery as we partner with Kingston Midtown Arts District’s Pup-Up Gallery Group to transform the former Kingston Food Co-op building into a temporary Pop-Up Gallery window display! The project aims to celebrate individuality and creativity through the art of cyanotype printing, which result in beautiful, striking blue images. In this project, your handprints will serve as the canvas for your artistic expression!
How to Participate:
Sustainable Hudson Valley, Tree Media and OpenAir are joining forces with the 4 Corners Carbon Coalition to catalyze carbon removal techniques on working lands and forests in the Hudson Valley in 2024. In this workshop for local government leaders and climate active residents in the region we will cover:
All are welcome to join, learn and get involved! To register, Click Here.
In Italy the 1970s were defined as the Anni di Piombo, Years of Lead because of the darkness of the political scene. For this reason, it seems appropriate to accompany the movie with Negroamaro, meaning “black and bitter”). A red wine grape that can produce wines very deep in color. Wines made from Negroamaro tend to be very rustic in character, combining perfume with an earthy bitterness.
Movie in Italian with English subtitles: $5 suggested donation to support the program and the Pirandello School of Italian.
This festive event is a collaboration between Family Services and the MJN Center! It will feature Family Services’ Festival of Trees, along with MJN’s Artisan Craft Fair! Attendees can do some holiday shopping from local vendors and purchase raffle tickets to win creative and beautiful fully decorated trees and wreaths! There will be activities for the kids, live performances and a figure skating show with your favorite holiday characters!
