Photo by Ed Kent Visitors to EagleFest will hope to catch a glimpse of eagles who make their homes here like these, captured by Ed Kent of Beach Lake along the Lackawaxen River, near the Zane Grey Museum in PA, last January.

Raptor rapture

Wildlife lovers have something to celebrate this weekend

NARROWSBURG, NY—Venues all around Narrowsburg will be swarming with wildlife enthusiasts this Saturday, January 19 for the seventh annual EagleFest.

Meet the birds of prey

LIVE Presentations that allow visitors up-close-and-personal views of live birds of prey are always well attended, and will be expanded this year. Bill Streeter, Executive Director of the Delaware Valley Raptor Center (DVRC), will bring six birds of prey with him for two programs in the Narrowsburg School auditorium at 10:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.

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Remember the Classics

‘Bananas’ (1971)

Before becoming better known for his thoughtfully autobiographical films, Woody Allen could craft an insane comedy with the best of them.

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They could be contenders

Callicoon Theatre leads up to Oscars with screenings of award prospects

CALLICOON, NY—Seven “award-worthy” films —those that have been nominated for Golden Globe Awards or are in strong contention for Academy Award nominations—will be screened from Friday, January 18 through through Monday, March 3 at the Callicoon Theater.

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Other stories in this issue:

• Call for artists
• Ice Carnival postponed
• Democratic club to celebrate
• Cabin Fever Getaway-Giveaway
• Trio of films livens up winter at Morgan Outdoors
• Super Bowl: a time to pig out
• Films from far away provide WCAA’s winter fare