Events in Port Jervis today

This outdoor weekday market features fresh local produce, baked goods, and food vendors every Wednesday. It is hosted by Altered Course Venue.

At Tom Quick, midweek brings a featured bottle that changes, making each pour a fresh find for fans of bold reds and crisp whites alike. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, encouraging guests to relax, take their time, and enjoy an unhurried evening.

An open-air farmers market with a friendly, family-focused atmosphere and a local feel. Browse fresh, in-season offerings while supporting farms from Sussex County and the surrounding area. Stock the fridge at seasonal prices, and note that favorites can sell out quickly.

If you are considering service as a Master Gardener Volunteer with Cornell Cooperative Extension Orange County, this discussion panel offers an overview of the role, the training model, and the steps to apply. Hear from current Master Gardener Volunteers alongside the program coordinator and get practical insight into what participation involves. Attendance at one of these panels is required for anyone planning to apply to the next training. Registered participants will receive the application and submission instructions. This event is free.

A cooking demonstration at the Sullivan Fresh Monticello Farmers' Market highlights in-season, farm fresh produce with shared recipes and samples. Attendees enrolled in the Fresh Rx program receive $40 in Fresh Rx coupons to use on fruits and vegetables at the market.

This event features Albi Beluli.

Emmy’s Treasure Chest will be at the Goshen Farmers Market with a lineup of stylish, budget-friendly items priced at $8. Browse accessories and other fun finds suited to a variety of tastes, all while supporting a small business.

Caitlin Moran appears live at the Arts Centre in Warwick for an event titled How To Be Hopeful.

Celebrate the season with a Fall Harvest Weekend of camping and classic autumn activities. RV and tent campers can reserve sites, and rental choices include cabins, luxury tents, and park models. Throughout the weekend, enjoy hayrides to a pumpkin patch, pumpkin painting, and apple picking at nearby Beemerville Orchard. Creative options include ceramics, the chance to stuff a Kymer’s Pet, and coloring a T-shirt or tote. After dark, a night-time hayride sets the scene for the Eyes of the Wild animal show.

Settle into a laid back craft circle at happy hour in the big red barn upstairs, a casual night centered on making and meeting others. The evening is led by expert maker Jenny Torino, an alum of the AOOA artist in residence program, with occasional appearances by surprise guest artists. Bring a project or a spark of an idea to work on alongside new faces, with plenty of chances to trade tips and learn new skills. If you are in the mood to try something different, simple guided projects will be available that encourage creative exploration. Expect live music, beverages, and food from the farm. It blends the feel of a modern sewing circle with a farm setting, good food, and drinks. Basic materials are provided, including embroidery thread, items for textile collage, simple weaving supplies, and fabric pom poms. Personal projects are welcome too, whether that is knitting, drawing, or anything you already have in progress. The ticket includes your first farm fresh cocktail or a mocktail. About the instructor: Jenny Torino is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice bridges art and science to deepen appreciation for living organisms and ecosystems. She often works with fiber based media such as felted wool, textiles, yarn, and paper mâché, creating interactive outdoor environments, sculpture, and paintings. Her slow, attentive process focuses on shape, form, and color, turning close observation into a meditative experience. She aims to spark curiosity and inspire people to look more closely at their surroundings and themselves.

Kids can enjoy an evening of fun at KIDS NIGHT OUT/PARENTS NIGHT OFF while parents and guardians take a night off at Karate Quest Dojo Port Jervis. Registration is available and space is limited. For more information or questions, contact the organizers.

The Men of Soul bring a vibrant salute to classic and contemporary soul and R&B, powered by three dynamic frontmen and a tight six piece band. This East Coast tribute act spans decades of hits, gliding from silky Philly harmonies to the infectious grooves of Earth, Wind & Fire, then into funk forward rhythms of the 70s and 80s, the soulful favorites of the 90s and 2000s, and even smooth Yacht Rock classics. With accomplished musicians from the Tri State Area and a performance built on passion, precision, and style, the show delivers an energetic journey that keeps audiences engaged from the first note to the last.

The Business Improvement District, in partnership with the City of Middletown, presents a weekly farmers market at Erie Way Park. Browse the pavilion for fresh produce and herbs, homemade beauty and bath items, candles, and a selection of local snacks and treats.

Volunteer Day at AOOA Farm offers hands-on help on a silvopasture regenerative farm. There is always meaningful work to do in the market garden and fields, with volunteers working alongside community members. Depending on the season, tasks can include planting, preparing and maintaining beds, harvesting, and other field work. Participation is limited to ages 16 and up. Volunteers ages 16 to 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Because AOOA is a working farm, wear weather-appropriate outdoor clothing such as a hat, sunglasses, layers or rain gear as needed, along with gloves and closed-toed shoes. Pack a reusable water bottle.

The 2nd Annual Corn-Holy Tournament brings teams of two to St. Joseph’s Church Hall for an indoor day of cornhole competition hosted by the Mamakating Knights of Columbus Council #14560. Entry is limited to 50 teams, accommodating up to 100 players. Expect cash prizes with multiple ways to win beyond first place, plus a 50/50 raffle, a concession stand, and skill toss events for additional cash. All proceeds support local charities and community causes. The tournament is professionally run by Rabid Bag Slayers Cornhole. Team entry is $80 when registration and payment are completed by the posted deadline. After the deadline or with day-of registration, the fee is $100 per team. To register and pay, contact CJ Harget at 845-775-9393 and use the Scoreholio app.

This event features John Stanley performing live at Dimmick Inn.

A team of ten sound healers gathers in a meadow in Warwick for a community sound immersion aligned with the full moon and the equinox. There is no stage, and practitioners form a circle around participants so live vibrations arrive from every direction as daylight fades and the moon rises. Crystal bowls, gongs, chimes, and other sacred acoustic instruments blend into an enveloping soundscape, with many hands and many voices shaping one shared field of tone. Attendance is intentionally limited to keep the circle intimate, and the focus is on resting at the heart of the meadow while the collective holds the space with music.

Pink Floyd USA Experience takes the stage with a set celebrating music from Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, and The Wall. Hear songs from these landmark albums performed live.

The 44th annual Roosa Gap Roller Coaster Runs features an 11.8 mile challenge and a 5K run or walk in Wurtsboro, New York. Hosted at the Mamakating First Aid and Rescue Squad, the 11.8 mile course starts at the squad building, climbs toward Bloomingburg, navigates the hairpin, turns left onto Shawanga Lodge Road, heads toward the fire tower, then retraces the same route back to the finish. Because of ongoing drainage issues, the long run will use the modified road course that has been in place for the past few years rather than the former trail route, with safety as the priority. The 5K offers a flat and picturesque route along the historic D&H Canal Tow Path and follows an out and back format. Proceeds support the PFC Jerry B. Evans Memorial Scholarship Fund, honoring the community’s history while helping future scholars.

AOOA Farm hosts a family friendly seasonal brunch built around fresh, locally grown ingredients prepared with care. Each gathering offers a fixed menu that showcases peak seasonal flavors, served in a welcoming farm setting. The meal is prix fixe, and reservations are required. Full menu details will be announced soon.

Repairs will be attempted at St. Peter’s in the basement. The space is fully accessible through the street level door. If an item can fit through that door, it will be considered for repair.

No Direction performs live at the Fall Foliage Festival, a free street fair with a family-friendly atmosphere. The festival features more than 175 vendors, classic cars, a variety of food, activities, and live entertainment.