September 2011
Harvest & Heritage Days
Vendors, shopping, creative scarecrows, hay rides (fee), railroad exhibits, farmers' market & more on Main St., 10am-4pm, free. 570/253-5492.
Email this pageHarvest & Heritage Days
Vendors, shopping, creative scarecrows, hay rides (fee), railroad exhibits, farmers' market & more on Main St., 9am-6pm, free. 570/253-5492.
New perspectives fall educational program
"Beyond Kübler-Ross: New Perspectives on Death, Dying & Grief" exploring current theoretical perspectives at Cornell Cooperative Ext., 3-5pm, free. Refreshments. RSVP: 845/292-5250.
'Safe Driving & the Older Adult'
Various topics to help aging drivers stay safe on roads at Monticello Neighborhood facility, 10am-1pm, registration 9am, free (lunch included). 845/807-0241.
'Touch, Caring & Cancer'
Detailed instructions in simple techniques to provide comfort & relaxation at Cornell Cooperative Ext., 6-8pm, free. RSVP: 845/292-5250.
Caring for caregivers support group
Providing support & new resources to assist family caregivers at Daniel Pierce Library, 6pm, free. Refreshments. 845/292-5250.
Horse show benefit
Family-friendly horse show to benefit Fair Hill Farm Riding Academy at Lake Equestrian Center, 8:30am. Driving disciplines, vendors, demonstrations & more. 570842-4135.
Short story discussion: 'Pride'
Alice Munro's story will be discussed at E.B. Crawford Public Library, 7:30pm. New members welcome. 845/794-4660.
Penny social
St. Jacobi Lutheran Church, doors open 2pm, calling 3pm. Refreshments. 570/559-7406.
Lacto-fermentation workshop
Demonstration by Maria Grimaldi of preserving a harvest w/o canning or freezing at Callicoon Farmers' Market, 12noon, free.
