Events in Goshen, NY

Pynk Floid performs live at the Cove.

Paramount Theatre of Middletown hosts a symphonic celebration of Paul McCartney’s music featuring Tony Kishman, a longtime Beatlemania standout known for remarkably true-to-life McCartney vocals and presence. Beatles producer George Martin praised his uncanny sound, and Paul McCartney has commended his musicianship, setting the stage for an evening led by a 12-piece orchestra that adds depth and sweeping power to these classics. Expect favorites like Live and Let Die, Hey Jude, Penny Lane, and Maybe I’m Amazed, delivered with precision and heart. With a stellar band, lush orchestral arrangements, cinematic visuals, and polished production, this concert elevates timeless songs into a grand, full-stage experience.

At Sugar Loaf Performing Arts Center, Marshall Charloff & The Purple xPeRIeNCE delivers a faithful, fully live celebration of Prince’s music with no backing tracks, led by skilled Minneapolis musicians who pair top-tier performance with respectful visual nods. Co-founded in 2011 by Marshall Charloff and Matt “Doctor” Fink, the longtime keyboardist from Prince & The Revolution, the group quickly connected with devoted fans and has since toured nationally and internationally for more than a million attendees. In 2019 the show received official licensing from the Prince Estate, and in 2021 it was selected to appear in the USA Pavilion at the World Expo in Dubai. Charloff has also performed with leading symphony orchestras and has headlined stages such as Red Rocks Amphitheatre, along with a solo residency in Las Vegas. Ticket options include VIP seats in Rows A through D for $89 with VIP entrance, early entry, one complimentary drink, and an SLPAC T-shirt. Rows E through M are $78, Rows N through Z are $69, Balcony Rows A and D are $69, and Balcony Rows B, C, E, F, and G are $55.

A show at WillsWay Equestrian Center will accept entries during a designated registration window with opening and closing deadlines provided by the organizers. Participants can review the official event information for entry instructions and any updates.

Enjoy a relaxed coffee chat with space for open conversation. Bring questions for an open Q&A, offer feedback, and raise any concerns you would like to discuss. Everyone is welcome.

Learn how to put your garden to rest for the season in a session led by Master Gardener Volunteers. Receive practical guidance on which plants to trim and which to leave standing to support wildlife and provide natural cover, along with simple ways to shield vulnerable plantings from wind and deer. This class is part of a broader gardening series, and participants may choose as many sessions as they wish. The fee is $10 per class, with a solidarity option at no cost for those who cannot pay.

The event offers local shopping and on-the-farm activities at Twin Ponds on The Farm. Vendor inquiries can be sent to twinpondsfarm.events@gmail.com.

Fenders N’ Flannels is a yearly truck show benefiting breast cancer awareness. Last year’s event raised more than $10,000, and the aim is to build on that success this year. Attendees can bring their trucks and show support for the cause.

HUDSONFEST 2026 returns to The Ellis. Admission is free, and people of all ages are welcome.

Moonshine will share a picking set at Wright Family Farm. The farm features activities for all ages and a crisp fall atmosphere.

Take a playful plunge into sleight of hand with Just The Tricks, an unpredictable night of fast-moving magic guided by Michael Mills. Quick wit and mind-bending misdirection keep the surprises and the laughs coming. Some moments are carefully set up, and many unfold in the moment. Expect a sharp, lively experience that keeps you guessing from start to finish. Bring curiosity, a sense of humor, and maybe a friend to confirm what you just saw. Ages 13 and up. VIP tickets are $40 for the first three rows, and general admission is $30. Seating is first come, first served.

Now in its 36th year, the largest festival in Orange County, New York features unique craft vendors, a wide variety of food, a carnival for kids, animals, and more. This family-friendly celebration offers something for all ages and aims to leave everyone smiling.

The basketball courts in Stanley Demming Park transform into a kid-focused carnival with games and plenty of laughter. Parents and caregivers are admitted at no charge, and a $10 wristband for each child covers entry and access to all games. It is a simple, family-friendly way to enjoy classic carnival fun together in one place.

This live music performance at Greenwood Lake Public Library features a blend of roots, blues, and rock and roll.

Kristin Key presents a blend of stand-up and musical comedy from a nationally touring, queer performer with sold-out shows across the country. Her online hits, including the viral “Lesbian National Anthem,” have amassed more than 95 million views and attracted over 900,000 followers across social platforms. She centers community in her work by fostering welcoming spaces for audiences from all backgrounds, and each tour stop includes donations to local nonprofits. Her recognition includes the North County LGBTQ Resource Center’s 2024 Award of Merit and a place on the 2025 Curve Power List. With six full-length comedy albums and a Dry Bar special, her credits include NBC’s Bring the Funny and Last Comic Standing, VH1, SiriusXM, and more. She also hosts Kristin Knows Blank, a comedy podcast featuring interviews and games with pop culture figures and rising comedy talent. This appearance is part of her latest international headlining tour.

Kristin Key performs live at Sugar Loaf Performing Arts Center in Chester, New York. This is an in-person show with the performer on stage at the venue.

A monthly donation-based community class welcomes people from all backgrounds to practice Iyengar yoga together. The session focuses on building strength, increasing flexibility, and fostering mindful attention, with straightforward instruction and caring guidance throughout. Suggested donation amounts are provided to help with choosing a contribution, and participants are encouraged to give what feels appropriate so the class remains accessible to the community.

Explore the heritage of landscape architecture in the Hudson Valley in a presentation led by Alex Prizgintas, Woodbury Town Historian. The program examines how renowned architects have shaped the region and highlights their lasting contributions.

General Hospital fans can experience a live event at Silk Factory in Newburgh, NY featuring Rick Hearst, Kristen Vaganos, and Josh Kelly. Known to viewers as Ric Lansing, Molly Lansing Davis, and Cody Bell, they share candid stories from the set, take audience questions, and talk about the Port Charles twist where the daughter falls for the cowboy. The program blends humor, insider details, and surprise moments as the dad, the daughter, and the cowboy interact on stage. Tickets are available at multiple tiers. VIP is $150 plus taxes and fees and includes premium seating along with a meet and greet after the show that features photo opportunities, autographs, and selfies. General Admission is $75 plus taxes and fees for the show only, while General Admission Standing is $55 plus taxes and fees for the show only.

Tulane Green Wave meets the Army Black Knights at Michie Stadium in West Point. This college football matchup pairs differing tempos and styles, set in a venue known for pageantry, a Hudson Valley backdrop, and close-in sightlines that keep the action up close from the first snap.

New York’s original empanada festival returns to the Newburgh Waterfront with more than 50 creative variations to try, along with a bustling lineup of food trucks and caterers. Explore a lively mix of vendors while live music sets the mood. Expect a flavorful day of eating and drinking with empanadas at the heart of the celebration.

Celebrate the culmination of AOOA’s Artist-in-Residence program with an exhibition featuring new work by Bam Bowen and Christiane O’Banion. The program invites artists to immerse themselves in a biodiverse working farm, connecting creativity with agriculture, nature, art, and activism. Over the season, the residents observe, experiment, and create in step with the land, their work growing alongside the vegetables through sun and rain, sometimes with a curious chicken or goose looking on. This showcase brings their efforts together and offers original pieces for purchase, with a portion of sales supporting AOOA’s ongoing commitment to nurturing both art and agriculture. Bam Bowen, a multidisciplinary artist based in Newburgh, works across sculpture, collage, painting, embroidery, and more. With training in sculpture from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, Bam embraces material exploration, weaving texture, color, and narrative. Their collage practice combines unexpected elements into dreamlike compositions that search for meaning within disorder. Christiane O’Banion, a botanical watercolor artist from Goshen, focuses on native plants and the pollinators that sustain them. She documents the exchanges between local flora and their insect visitors, reflecting the reciprocity between the farm and its community. Detailed studies of seasonal crops and animal life become paintings that highlight the function and resilience of a healthy ecosystem and invite close looking at the living networks that support land and people. Admission is free with advance registration. Light refreshments will be available, food can be purchased, and a cash bar will be open.

This fundraiser features a buffet dinner paired with a lively competition-style show. Seating is limited, and group tickets are available. Tickets are processed through Givebutter to help keep costs down, and tipping is optional. More information and ticketing are available online.

First responders can encounter difficult events that leave them feeling overwhelmed or alone. This group offers a confidential, supportive setting to connect with peers who understand and to discuss practical approaches to healing and moving forward. It is open to those in fire, EMS, law enforcement, dispatch, corrections, emergency communications, and ER or other healthcare first responder roles. Participation is limited to peers, no documentation is required, and there is no cost.

Silk Factory teams up with PMG Presents to host Foreign Journey, a high-energy tribute to the music of Foreigner and Journey. The performance revisits every chapter of both bands, from their biggest hits to fan favorites, aiming for the nostalgia and authenticity associated with these rock legends. This rising act from Long Island and the Tri-State area is known for keeping the momentum up from the first note to the finale. This is an all-ages show, and minors must be accompanied by an adult. Full dinner service is available in the first-floor restaurant, and reservations are required for the dining room. A $20 food and beverage minimum applies per ticket. All ticket sales are final with no returns or exchanges. Seating is first come, first served, and management may adjust seating plans based on event attendance.

NerdOnGuitar appears at Warwick Valley Farmers' Market with music to accompany a day of browsing vendors. Walk the market, check out the stalls, and enjoy the tunes as you explore.

Jimmy Lee returns to The Edenville General Store with a set that blends country, bluegrass, and his own original songs. Grateful to be back, he brings a welcoming vibe to the performance, and the store offers food to enjoy alongside the music.

Standup comic Jason Salmon brings his sharp, down-to-earth humor to the Sugar Loaf Performing Arts Center Pavilion. A Texas native now based in New York City, he blends playful wit with a knack for delivering surprising bits of wisdom. He has performed around the world, including shows for troops in Europe, South America, and Afghanistan, and his standup special Biscuits and Gravity is available on YouTube. His credits include Red Dead Redemption 2, Orange Is the New Black, HBO, Comedy Central, At Home with Amy Sedaris, a Hulu series about the Wu-Tang Clan, and 30 Rock. Ticket options include VIP at $39 and General Admission at $29.

Steve Gonsalves brings his immersive show to City Winery Hudson Valley, inviting the audience into a night of hauntings, history, and true accounts from his extensive archive. Recognized from Ghost Hunters, Ghost Nation, The House Inbetween, and as the bestselling author of A Life with Ghosts, he revisits standout investigations and introduces new stories, added historical context, and exclusive footage. Through firsthand narratives, rare clips, haunted objects, and candid behind the scenes moments, he offers a detailed look at cases, evidence, and experiences gathered over years in the field. The program blends light humor with audience interaction and a live Q and A, offering a chance to ask about ghost hunting, evidence, and the stories behind the investigations. A limited number of VIP packages are available.

The event features Dr. Temple Grandin, Ph.D., widely known as one of the most accomplished adults with autism. Her life story was portrayed in the HBO film Temple Grandin starring Claire Danes. She has been inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and featured on NPR. She delivered the TED talk The World Needs All Kinds of Minds and has appeared on the BBC special The Woman Who Thinks Like a Cow, ABC's Primetime Live, and The Today Show. Grandin turned her talents into a successful career designing livestock handling equipment, a field with very few specialists worldwide, and she speaks about both autism and cattle handling. Her bestselling book on autism, Visual Thinking: The Hidden Gifts of People Who Think in Pictures, Patterns, and Abstractions, highlights the value of visual thinkers.

This performance showcases an acoustic mix of alt country, newgrass, acoustic Dead, and country rock.

A presentation of the Sugar Loaf Arts Collective with Core Theatre Group and the Warwick Center for the Performing Arts, this stage production brings the Addams family to life in a darkly comic musical inspired by Charles Addams. The story looks at love, family bonds, and the quirks of growing up Addams-style. Broadway guest artists will star in the production, with music and lyrics by Andrew Lippa and a book by Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice. Ticket prices are $79 for rows A through D, $55 for rows E through M, $45 for rows N through Z, $55 for balcony rows A through E, and $35 for balcony rows E through G.

Iron Cobra makes a return to Horse & Sulky Bloomingburg, ready to deliver a rock-filled experience.

J.P. and Pete are coming to Applewood.

Carole Montgomery, Kerri Louise, and Tammy Pescatelli appear in WOACA, the comedy project Montgomery created after more than forty years in stand up to work with friends and spotlight seasoned women comics. What began as a small collaboration has grown into a comedy brand with a rotating roster of veteran performers, playing to sold out crowds and earning three Showtime specials that set ratings records. These trailblazers opened doors for many of the female comedians performing today, and this show puts their voices and experience front and center.

Next Stop Comedy brings stand-up to Drowned Lands Brewery with a different lineup every show. Look for comedians with television credits and appearances on well known podcasts, creating a lively night of laughs in a relaxed brewery setting. The rotating roster keeps each performance fresh.

This performance marks a debut at a restaurant just over the New Jersey and New York border. The lineup features Earl Sauls on upright bass and Colby Inzer on drums.

Sassquad Trail Running and the New York New Jersey Trail Conference host a rugged trail half marathon and 10K in Harriman State Park in Tuxedo, New York. Both distances cover a single loop that highlights nonstop natural scenery, and every entry helps the Trail Conference care for and protect the paths used on race day. The half marathon features more than 2,200 feet of climbing, including roughly 1,000 feet in the opening four miles, while the 10K packs in over 1,200 feet of elevation gain. Participants should be ready for highly technical footing with rocks and roots, steep ascents, rocky outcrops, and a brief scramble, and rain or snow can increase the difficulty. Rewards include broad vistas and peak autumn color across the Hudson Valley. The start is arranged to make train travel from NYC straightforward, with Tuxedo Station located across the street from the start and finish. Course maps and GPX files are available on the event website.

Comedians of any style are welcome at this open mic at Tapped, with performers expected to stick to the allotted limit. There is no cover charge, a two item minimum applies, sign ups are available for stage time, and the kitchen is open.

Uncle Shoehorn's Big Easy joins forces with the New Yorleans Horns at the Silk Factory in Newburgh, NY for a lively salute to New Orleans heritage music. This nine piece band dives into classics tied to Doctor John, the Meters, the Neville Brothers, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Galactic, Little Feat, Trombone Shorty, and other Crescent City favorites. Beads are welcome and dancing is encouraged.

With new treatments on the horizon for Alzheimer’s and other dementias, hope is growing. The Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s brings communities together to sustain that progress. As the largest fundraising walk dedicated to ending the disease, it helps power the fight against Alzheimer’s and all other dementia.

Celebrate the season by crafting a custom autumn wreath in a guided, hands-on workshop. Using natural dried flowers, leaves, and other fall accents, participants will design and assemble one wreath to take home. The fee is $35 per person and covers all materials. Space is limited to 20 participants. Registrations are nonrefundable. If you are unable to attend, another person may participate in your place.

The Kiwanis Club of Newburgh Scholarship Run/Walk brings a family-friendly 4-mile trail loop to Chadwick Lake Park in Newburgh, New York, offering runners and walkers a scenic Hudson Valley experience that supports local students. Proceeds benefit the Kiwanis Club of Newburgh Foundation, which funds scholarships and educational and enrichment opportunities for children in the community. Registered participants receive T-shirts provided by Color Cube. Custom age-group awards are presented by FCC Gallery & Awards, and the top overall male and female finishers each earn a $100 cash prize. Music from K104 with special guest Skywalker adds to the energy, and a generous spread of breakfast and refreshments is available, including eggs and sausage, coffee, sports drinks, muffins, croissants, fruit and snacks. The day also features gift-basket raffles from local businesses and a variety of health and wellness vendors. Dogs are welcome, and registration covers Chadwick Lake Park entry. Whether aiming for a fast finish or taking a relaxed walk with family and friends, this community event offers a scenic fall outing that supports youth in Orange County.

Celebrate everyday heroes at the 9th annual We Can Be Heroes 5K Run/Walk and Kids Fun Run at Orange County Airport. Participants can stride right on the runway while helping raise awareness and funds for Fearless! Hudson Valley. All ages are welcome to take part, whether running or walking, and children can enjoy a free quarter mile fun run. Proceeds support Fearless! and its education, prevention, and advocacy work, along with comprehensive services such as shelter for victims and survivors of interpersonal violence, human trafficking, sexual violence, and other crime victimization. Registration options are available for individuals and groups, with discounted rates for pairs and for groups of three or more.

Celebrate the season with a Halloween-themed hunter pace at Quiet Creek Stable, where riders from every discipline are welcome and costumes are encouraged but not required. The event offers Open, Novice, and Hilltopping divisions with ribbons awarded through sixth place. Jumping is optional and every fence has a go-around. Helmets and a current Coggins are required, and riders under 18 must have a parent or trainer sign the entry. Pre-registration by email using the official entry form is required, and day-of entries are not accepted; full instructions and forms will be provided in advance. Entry fees are $60 for adults and $35 for juniors. Tailgating is welcome until the fields close for the night. This pace is part of the Virginia Martin Memorial Pace Series, with standings based on points earned across the Fall Windy Hollow Hunt and Quiet Creek hunter paces; results from this event and the Thanksgiving Hunter Pace help determine the final awards for riders who complete at least three fall paces. A rain date is planned.

Celebrate the season with a family-friendly farm brunch featuring fresh, local ingredients that are thoughtfully cultivated and prepared. A set, prix fixe menu showcases peak seasonal flavors and is served in a welcoming farm setting. Reservations are required, and detailed menu information will be shared soon.

Tony Vee hosts a blues jam with an easygoing vibe. Nicknamed the Gitfiddle Man, he gets things started and keeps the tunes rolling. Musicians can step up to play, and listeners can relax and feel the groove. A $15 food and drink minimum applies.

Held at City Winery Hudson Valley, the YMCA’s 6th Annual Gala and Silent Auction offers a night centered on community, connection, and support for the YMCA mission of youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility. The evening features food and drinks, live entertainment, and a silent auction with exclusive items and unique experiences, along with time to connect with fellow community members, local leaders, and YMCA supporters. Every ticket helps fund YMCA programs and services that make a lasting impact for children, families, and individuals throughout the community. Ticket options are $200 for an individual and $350 for a couple.

Skyline’s next AKC Fast CAT weekend returns with a focus on racing, titles, and a welcoming community atmosphere. Building on the strong turnout and feedback from the inaugural event, this edition aims to welcome familiar faces as well as dogs trying Fast CAT for the first time. Event secretary services are provided by DRMarketing LLC, lure operation is led by Eileen Flanagan of New Jersey, and event photography is by Michelle Osborne of The Spotted Tongue Photography. Additional details and premium information will be shared as the event approaches.

Nakita, a lightworker and intuitive energy healer, leads a mindful, meditative crystal journey designed to bring harmony to mind, body, and spirit. Drawing on the unique frequencies of Mother Earth’s crystals, sessions are tailored to help clear dis-ease and to invite love, build confidence, and ease anxiety, depression, and chronic pain. Moon oracle readings are also available, offering a way to connect with spirit guides and the universe for clarity and answers to personal questions. Nakita is a Registered Nurse, with specialties in Healing Hands and raising your vibrations. To book, call 845-888-2547.

The Dylan Doyle Band highlights a style shaped by Dylan’s Southern roots and Northern upbringing, blending R&B, Americana, and funk. Since his early years he has drawn notice for fresh interpretations, with influences spanning Jimi Hendrix, Wes Montgomery, John Mayer, D’Angelo, Bob Dylan, John Prine, The Band, Chris Stapleton, Bill Withers, and Roberta Flack. The result is a sound that is distinctly American.

Learn the craft of coloring yarn with plants in a hands-on workshop led by local artisan Kirsten Gabrielsen. Kirsten grows and forages plants like cosmos, goldenrod, phragmites, coreopsis, amaranth, chamomile, and indigo, and turns their blossoms and leaves into vivid dyes used on natural fibers. The workshop explores how to make plant-based dyebaths, guides you through each step of the dyeing process, and highlights the palette achievable with species that thrive in Orange County. After an introductory lesson, the group will move into a practical project. Participants will prepare dye from plants and dye yarn, then take home two sample skeins colored during the session. Hand-dyed yarn will be available to purchase after the workshop. Registration is limited to the first 12 people. The fee is $30 per person and includes all materials needed to dye two sample skeins. There are no refunds. If you cannot attend, you may send someone in your place.

Air Force visits Army at Michie Stadium for a service-academy matchup marked by disciplined, physical play and a deliberate, possession-focused approach that can make every drive count. The setting in West Point, New York, along the Hudson River, brings an atmosphere of tradition closely tied to the sport’s long-standing heritage. Expect precise execution, tactical decisions, and field-position battles that highlight a distinct style of college football.

Expect a lively bingo gathering with opportunities to buy raffle tickets for gift baskets, take part in a 50/50, and purchase additional bingo games. Tickets are $40 and must be bought in advance, with no sales at the door. To avoid scams, send payment only via Venmo to @junellbuzz, or contact Junell at 845-242-5843 for alternative payment arrangements. Attendees may bring their own snacks and beverages, and alcohol is permitted. All guests must be 18 or older.

Following a breakout year and a successful spring run, The Truth singer Megan Woods brings The Truth Tour back for an expanded 30-city fall leg, with a stop at Goodwill Church in Montgomery, NY. She will share the songs and stories that have connected with audiences nationwide. Special guest Jeremy Rosado, known from American Idol and The Voice, adds his signature warmth and authenticity. The night centers on meaningful worship, genuine connection, and a powerful reminder of God’s truth. Tickets are available through the official ticketing outlet. To protect attendees from scams, third party resales are not permitted for TPR events, and purchases made through unofficial sellers are not guaranteed or supported.

Iron Cobra takes the stage at Hurricane Grill & Wings for a debut show with free admission. This first appearance at the venue aims to be one to remember.

Ken from Nailedshutt gives a solo performance at Bashakill Vineyards featuring wooden music.

Jimmy Lee returns to Edenville General Store with a performance of country and bluegrass along with his own original songs. Food from the store is available to enjoy alongside the music.

Enjoy a midday meal paired with live entertainment at the Sugar Loaf Performing Arts Center as Lunch & A Show presents Country Jamboree. This tribute brings the classic era of country to life with a seasoned cast performing songs associated with Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, Loretta Lynn, Hank Williams, and more. The program moves from foot stomping hoedowns to heartfelt ballads, capturing the spirit of the Grand Ole Opry in one engaging performance. Savor lunch, then settle in for a nostalgic journey through the songs that shaped the genre.

Echoes Of Pompeii brings a full scale tribute to Pink Floyd to Sugar Loaf Performing Arts Center, performed by an 11 piece ensemble of exceptional musicians. The show captures hallmark sounds with synthesizers, slide guitar, female backing vocals, and classic vocal effects, paired with an immersive production of lasers, lighting, video, and the iconic imagery associated with Pink Floyd. The set explores the band’s music across eras, from the early Syd Barrett period through later post Roger Waters works, evoking the atmosphere of an authentic Pink Floyd concert.

The East Carolina Pirates visit the Army West Point Black Knights for a college football matchup at Michie Stadium. This meeting features contrasting styles on the field and unfolds in a venue known for its distinctive place within the sport.

Learn to craft a fresh floral centerpiece nestled in a ceramic pumpkin, a festive accent for Thanksgiving. Instructors guide you through selecting flowers, conditioning them properly, and assembling your arrangement. Each attendee creates a finished centerpiece to take home, and all materials are included with registration. Enrollment is limited to the first 20 people. The fee is $30 per person and includes all supplies. Registrations are nonrefundable, and if you cannot attend you may send someone in your place.

Matt Fraser brings his television presence to the stage with an interactive evening of mediumship. Billed as America’s top psychic medium and an author of a New York Times bestseller, he delivers messages he says come from loved ones who have passed. Over the course of a 90 minute experience, the audience is part of the action as he moves through the room offering readings. Names, memories, dates, and other specific details often surface in real time. Attendees watch the messages take shape in the moment. Emotional and precise connections can spark comfort, healing, laughter, and tears, and even those who do not receive a personal reading frequently find that what is shared speaks to them. Every seat offers the possibility of a close-up encounter, and no two nights are alike since the flow is guided by the messages and the people present. The event is framed as a shared experience that highlights the belief that love continues beyond this life. Capacity is limited, and a sellout is anticipated.

Quiet Creek Stable LLC presents a Thanksgiving Hunter Pace that welcomes riders from every discipline. This event is part of the Virginia Martin Memorial Pace Series, and the results here will help determine the overall winners based on points earned by riding in at least three of the fall Windy Hollow Hunt and Quiet Creek hunter paces. Riders can choose from Open, Novice, or Hilltopping divisions, with ribbons awarded to the top six in each. Jumping is optional and every fence offers a go-around. Helmets and a current coggins are required, and riders under 18 must have a parent or trainer sign the entry. Pre-registration is required, with no day-of entries accepted. Participants will need to download the entry form and email it once the registration details are posted. Entry fees are $60 for adults and $35 for juniors. Tailgating is welcome, and the fields will close for the night afterward.

Warwick Pottery hosts its annual show and sale, showcasing handmade pieces in a lively, festive setting. It sets a cheerful tone for the holiday season.

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Acoustic Nailedshutt performs at Trail's End Taphouse at GWL Garden Market with a blend of alternative country, newgrass, acoustic takes on Dead tunes, and country-tinged rock.

A music mix of alt country, newgrass, country rock, blues, and reggae, plus acoustic takes on Grateful Dead songs.

Take a day trip to Resorts World Catskills Casino in Monticello. Explore a wide selection of slot machines, table games, and more. The package includes round trip bus transportation, $25 in free slot play, and a $15 food credit. Cost is $50 for residents and $65 for nonresidents.

Celebrate the season by crafting a classic kissing ball with fresh evergreens in a guided, hands-on workshop. It starts with an overview of the different types of greens and a step-by-step demonstration, then moves into small group creating with support from Master Gardener Volunteers so everyone can make a festive piece to take home. This is a welcoming project for families and all experience levels. Participants are encouraged to bring gloves and a pair of clippers. Registration is limited to 20 people for the morning session and 9 for the evening session. The fee is $50 per person and includes all materials needed to make one kissing ball. Payments are nonrefundable, but if you cannot attend you may send someone in your place.

Create a fresh tabletop tree at a hands-on workshop that starts with an introduction to a variety of greens followed by a demonstration. Participants then work in small groups alongside Master Gardener Volunteers to craft a tree to take home. Attendees are encouraged to bring gloves and clippers. Registration is limited to 20 people per session. The fee is $50 per person and includes all materials to make one tabletop tree. Registrations are nonrefundable, and if someone cannot attend they may send another person in their place. This activity is presented as a family project.

Craft a holiday wreath from fresh greens in this hands-on workshop. The experience begins with an introduction to the different greens and a demonstration. Participants then work in small groups with guidance from Master Gardener Volunteers to create a personalized wreath. This activity is well suited for families to do together. Attendees are encouraged to bring gloves and clippers. Space is limited to 20 people per session. The cost is $50 per person and includes all materials for one wreath. All sales are final. If you cannot attend, you may send someone in your place.

Ryan Marks Band blends psychedelic funk, rock, blues, and open-ended improvisation, turning each appearance into a singular trip through sound. The set leans into surprise, reshaping well loved tracks from the 60s through the 90s with a fresh edge, including Pink Floyd, Jimmy Hendrix, Alice In Chains, Phish, Soundgarden, Allman Brothers, Weezer, Pearl Jam, Black Sabbath, and more. With Ryan Marks on guitar, Max Aronov on bass, Ray DeLear on keys, and Brett Thomson on drums, the rhythm runs deep and the grooves keep rolling.

Meadow Blues presents Junior Mack on its stage, featuring a self-taught blues-rock guitarist and powerful singer whose sound fuses blues, rock, and gospel. Performing since 1968, he leads Jaimoe’s Jasssz Band and is a founding member of the Grammy-nominated Heritage Blues Orchestra. His career includes appearances with The Allman Brothers Band, Warren Haynes, Derek Trucks, Honeyboy Edwards, The Marshall Tucker Band, and Cyndi Lauper. After captivating audiences across the United States, Europe, and India, he brings that energy to Chester, NY.

A show that blends alternative country, newgrass, acoustic Dead, and country rock in one performance.

Jimmy Lee returns to Edenville General Store for a set of country, bluegrass, and his own original songs. Enjoy food alongside the music.