• Surviving The Future: Connection and Community in Unstable Times

    Please join us on the evening of November 1st and all day on the 2nd for a community conversation about the future of Kingston NY.  Through a series of public talks and workshops we will explore some of the big questions facing us right now, including: How did we get where we are, as a […]

  • Down By the River: A Hudson Valley Inspired Art Show

    Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, in partnership with the Hudson River Maritime Museum will be holding a special visual artists event on Nov 2nd at the Kingston Homeport in Kingston NY. “Down By the River: A Hudson Valley Inspired Art Show” will run from 4 to 8pm, featuring local visual artists whose work highlights the majestic […]

  • The Ins and Outs of School Nutrition and Farm-to-School

    Over 4.9 billion lunches are served to 29.8 million students in the United States each year. We know school meals are an important educational and health support that can help alleviate hunger and improve academic performance. Find out more about what our students are eating and where the foods come from at this free public event organized […]

  • Apple Picking Volunteer Night (with a free cider tasting!)

    Our 2019 apple crop has several cosmetic blemishes that make many of the apples a little "ugly". The apples are as crisp and delicious as any farm-fresh apple, but because of their freckles and scabs, this sort of "ugly produce" often goes to waste in the field. With your help, we won't let any good […]

  • Hudson River Environmental Society Annual Awards Dinner

    The Hudson River Environmental Society will be honoring three dedicated professionals for their commitment to better understand and protect the natural environments of the Hudson River and watershed at their annual awards dinner. Among the three deserving honorees is Scenic Hudson’s very own Nava Tabak! More info here.  

  • Hudson Valley Nature Photography: Rails Trails, & Vistas by Susan Bores

    Beekman Library 11 Town Center Blvd, Hopewell Junction, NY, United States

    Beekman Library is pleased to present “Hudson Valley Nature Photography: Rails, Trails, & Vistas,” from September 27 through November 14, 2019. The exhibition will feature over 20 works on both metal and paper by lifelong Hudson Valley resident, Susan Bores. While nature has been a recurrent subject in her work, over the last year Ms. […]

  • PK GO Getters – A Panel Discussion with HBO

    Join PK GO for an evening of film and fun as students from The Art Effect interview members of the production team from HBO’s upcoming series “I Know This Much Is True,” filmed here in Poughkeepsie.  Hear from professionals what it’s like to work in film and what it takes to make it in the […]

  • A Community Conversation on Climate Change

    Scenic Hudson is pleased to be participating in "What We Can Do to Make a Difference," Assemblywoman Sandy Galef's upcoming community conversation on climate change. Speakers will include: Scenic Hudson's Audrey Friedrichsen, along with Mark Lowery of NYSDEC, Conor Bambrick from  Environmental Advocates of New York, Chandu Visweswariah, of Utopus Insights and a representative from […]

  • DESIGN WORKSHOP: Pine Street African Burial Ground

    Kingston Kingston, NY

    Join Harambee, the Kingston YMCA Farm Project, and the Kingston Land Trust for the launch of the youth-led community design process for the Pine Street African Burial Ground. KaN Landscape Design will help facilitate and Growing Films will be documenting the process. More info here.  

  • Kingston Community Engagement Gathering

    Community Engagers are the the arm of The Kingston Land Trust and Radio Kingston organizations that directly extends out into the community...and there is a labor of love that goes into it. Engagers draft lists of organizations, contacts, resources, volunteers, etc and are engaged in the community people live, work and/or serve in and there […]

  • Hudson River Stories: Short Films & Discussion with Jon Bowermaster

    Join the Ashokan Center for this month's Catskill Conversations featuring screenings of these four films from Jon Bowermaster's Hope on the Hudson series Keeping Carbon Growing with the Grain A Living River Farmhub (premiere) Screenings will be followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker. See this page for additional information.

  • Sustainability: What We Need to Succeed

    On Friday, November 22 at 7pm, join The Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies for a presentation by Dr. Bruce Lourie, one of Canada’s most influential environmental leaders. Drawing on three decades of work on the frontlines of plastic pollution, climate change, and biodiversity protection, Lourie will discuss the steps needed to achieve sustainability. Lourie has been […]