Photo by Ed Kent Live eagle viewing from the observation deck on Main Street of Narrowsburg, NY is one of the highlights of EagleFest, scheduled this year for Saturday, January 17. Ed Kent of Beach Lake, PA, across the river from Narrowsburg, captured this image in November of 2008.

EagleFest alights in Narrowsburg

NARROWSBURG, NY—Wildlife enthusiasts will gather in Narrowsburg on Saturday, January 17 from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. for the eigthth annual EagleFest.

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BlueStone Gallery opens in Milford

MILFORD, PA—Borrowing its name from the bedrock of Pike County, BlueStone Gallery has opened its doors on East Ann Street in Milford. Gallery owner Robert Levine will exhibit both fine and functional art, and plans for the gallery to become a center for intimate cultural events in Milford.

Levine, along with his operating partner David Greenbaum, who is himself a nationally recognized potter, have selected 12 artists for their opening exhibition. These artists include painters, sculptors, a wood turner, a glass artist, a blacksmith, a clothing-designing couple as well as Greenbaum.

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Weeknights are wonderful at Milford’s Winter Lights festival

MILFORD, PA—The upcoming Winter Lights Festival of the Arts will feature five weeknight events, each starting at 7:00 p.m. in Fellowship Hall at the Good Shepherd Church on the corner of 5th Street and West Catherine Street. Entry to each of these events is a donation for the food pantry.

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Other stories in this issue:

• January events at Frost Valley
• The Pike County Historical Society to host winter music series
• Ice rules in Manor
• Museum at Bethel Woods holds Inauguration Day program
• Pizza postponed
• Pulling together at the Pike/Wayne potluck
• Animal tales explored at PPL’s Lake Wallenpaupack
• Submissions sought for Route 6 exhibit
• WCAA issues call for artists
• … and still more eagles