Calling all Poughkeepsie residents! You are invited to help out at our Fall Kill Community Creek Cleanup and enjoy FREE pizza with your neighbors (while supplies last)! The Fall Kill Watershed Coalition is partnering with the Vassar Environmental Cooperative and Community Matters 2 to remove trash from Fall Kill and Malcolm X Park and freshen […]
Join us for a book launch of “Astonished by Beauty: A Field Guide to the Practice of Paying Attention” by naturalist and conservation biologist Thomas Lowe Fleischner that serves as a guide to reconnecting with nature through natural history.
Dutchess County's Youth Services Division's planning meeting.
Revive College Hill Park Coalition is a community group raising awareness about this hidden gem. College Hill Park is the largest City Park and the highest point in the City.
Delta Sigma Theta is a community sorority and a sisterhood of primarily Black, college-educated women dedicated to confronting the challenges facing the African American community.
Private Walkway event highlighting the Ambassador Experience.
Join us rain or shine for "Casting for Calm" a beginner-friendly fishing and nature experience. Try casting techniques, stroll the creek, and enjoy tacos, icees, and community vendors as we spotlight Men's Mental Health Awareness. Bring your fishing poles or tackle boxes for our Equipment Exchange-repair or swap on the spot. Spanish interpretation will be […]
Michael Koncewitz, Assoc Director of the Institute for Public Knowledge at NYU, is hosting his report back on “How Public Spaces Make the Affordable, Joyful City Possible.”
Vassar Community Fellows Cohort Meeting. Vassar’s Office of Community Engaged Learning is hosting students in the OCEL program.
If you're a Hudson Valley professional with a passion for crafting, scrapbooking, or creative arts, bring your journal, notebook, or scrapbook and join hosts Karen Williams and Kadiyah Lodge for a free Craft Circle Meetup.
Private Dance Rehearsal for Grupo Folklorico.
Private Dance Rehearsal for Grupo Folklorico.
