Family events in Catskills, NY

Local parent Autumn hosts Lego time at the library for children ages 5 and up. Children can build with Lego in a friendly setting.

This league provides an opportunity to practice or learn how to play Pokémon. There is no cost to participate, and every participant receives prize packs.

The Farm-acy at Ellenville Regional Hospital offers fresh produce and nutrition support to help strengthen community health through improved food access. Pickup is designed to be quick and convenient with a drive-through option, and a limited walk-up service is available for those without a vehicle. Distribution continues until inventory is gone. This effort is a partnership among the Ellenville Regional Rural Health Network, Ellenville Regional Hospital, and Ulster County Community Action. For questions, contact (845) 647-6400 ext. 215.

This club offers a creative building session in the Children’s Activity Room for children of all ages. Younger participants can use larger Duplo blocks, so everyone can take part comfortably.

Designed for ages 7 and older, this club offers a discussion of Bigfoot, Nessie, mermaids, UFOs, and other cryptid topics. For questions, email hollie@woodstock.org.

Rock Academy students bring the music of Mamma Mia to Woodstock in a lively performance. Young musicians ages 8 to 18, from beginners to advanced, take the stage as part of the school’s summer season. Tickets are available from Rock Academy students or at the door, depending on availability. Rock Academy is a year-round music school in the Hudson Valley, recognized as Chronogrammies Best Music School for six consecutive years, dedicated to teaching kids and getting them on stage to perform.

At Dutchman's Landing Park, Cornhole for a Cause brings a full day of friendly competition and community fun, presented by Hudson Regional LTC Pharmacy. This free community festival invites everyone to try their hand at cornhole, browse local vendors and food trucks, take part in raffles and auctions, enjoy roaming performers, and hear live music from The Big Empty. The day wraps up with a choreographed drone display themed to the World of Wizards, returning for a second year to fill the sky with lights and imagination. Over five years, the event has grown into an inclusive celebration where the cornhole tournament helps raise funds for In Flight’s programs that empower individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, blending a sense of wonder with a meaningful purpose.