Family events in Catskills, NY

Enjoy a free concert with the Pine Bush Community Band as they celebrate the United States’ 250th anniversary. The performance will feature a mix of band favorites, including patriotic, classic, show, contemporary, and more, with a full concert program selected for this special occasion.

This weekly take-and-make craft pack lets you make your own paper sculpture dinosaur head. Registration is required, and you’ll be able to reserve the craft pack during the week before the pickup week. High demand, so reserve online or call ahead, then pick up your pack during the library’s open business hours.

A creative camp introduces young artists to digital art through animation, photography, and related skills. Campers practice foundational photo editing, experiment with digital drawing tools, and transform ideas into short animations and personal projects. There is plenty of room for self expression as participants try different media and shape a style that is uniquely theirs, all in a friendly, hands-on setting. Suitable for students in grades 4 to 8.

Camp Create 2026 is a fun, process-focused art camp for kids ages 6 to 13. Campers explore different materials, experiment with creative approaches, and practice problem-solving while making unique projects they can take home. Each day features a new art activity that blends sensory play with skill building, with time for both independent work and collaboration with other campers. This listing is for Week 1, running August 10 through August 13, 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM.

Autumn leads summer Lego time at Phoenicia Library for children ages 5 and up. Children can build and create with Lego in the library.

Enjoy a free BBQ and lunch with friends and family at this Vet2Vet gathering for the Ulster County community. It is a laid-back chance to connect, share food, and enjoy some time together.

A summer story time at the Woodstock Farm Festival blends storytelling, music, and festival fun. This installment features bee themed tales with Natalie.

Get ready for a fun and educational wildlife experience with Reptile Mania. Mountain Top Library is hosting a live reptile presentation by Hudson Valley Reptile Rescue, where families and animal lovers can meet fascinating reptiles up close and learn about their habitats, behaviors, and why they matter in the natural world. This interactive program is designed for all ages.

This recurring club meets in the Children’s Activity Room on an every-other-Thursday schedule, with occasional adjustments. It welcomes children of all ages, and younger participants can enjoy the larger Duplo blocks.