Events in Wawarsing, NY

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 event highlights Albi Beluli.

An official Digimon Trading Card Game night takes place at October Country Comics. The entry fee to play is $5, and registration is completed through the TCG+ app.

This free community event at James Olley Park features activities for children, food, and live entertainment. Guests can fish at the pond and enjoy the disc golf course at their own pace. Further details will be announced.

This event features Magic: The Gathering gameplay in the Commander format. The entry fee is $10.

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Iron Cobra returns to Union House Inn with a high energy arena rock show featuring music from AC/DC, Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, Mötley Crüe, Def Leppard, and more. Marking two decades on the scene and still bringing the heat, the band delivers an all-out night of classic rock.

The second annual Corn-Holy cornhole tournament returns to St. Joseph’s Church Hall, presented by the Mamakating Knights of Columbus Council 14560. The field is limited to 50 teams of two, with cash awards, a 50/50 raffle, a concession stand, and skill-toss challenges offering cash payouts. Play is professionally managed by Rabid Bag Slayers Cornhole, and the competition takes place indoors. Proceeds benefit local charities and community causes. Team entry is $80 with early payment, increasing to $100 for later or day-of registration. To register and pay through the Scoreholio app, contact CJ Harget at 845-775-9393.

Enjoy a family-friendly day featuring no-cost entry, a selection of mobile food vendors, inflatable bounce attractions, live musical performances, a range of entertainment, and vendors from the local area. More details will be shared as they become available.

Sew EZ Creations will be at the Walden Harvest Fest at Municipal Square as a participating vendor. Inquiries about vendor opportunities should be directed to the Walden Community Council, the festival’s organizer, as Sew EZ Creations is not able to assist with vendor spaces. Please watch for fraudulent Facebook accounts that claim to organize the event, and avoid responding to suspicious comments or direct messages.

Good Time Honey is scheduled to appear at Twin Star Orchards. Dates are being shared through a flier, and the first date has been updated. For the most current schedule information, refer to the flier.

An awards evening honoring an organization, introduced by an opening performance. Ticketing details will be shared once the link becomes available.

Now in its 44th year, the Roosa Gap Roller Coaster Runs feature a challenging 11.8 mile run alongside a 5K run or walk in Wurtsboro, NY. The 11.8 mile route begins at the Mamakating First Aid and Rescue Squad, climbs toward Bloomingburg, passes through a hairpin turn, then makes a left at the summit onto Shawanga Lodge Road and continues toward the fire tower before reversing along the same course to the finish. For safety reasons, the longer race uses an adjusted road course again this year due to ongoing drainage issues, rather than the traditional trail route. The 5K offers a flat out and back along the historic D&H Canal Tow Path with scenic views. Hosted at the Mamakating First Aid and Rescue Squad location, the event highlights the valley’s setting and local history. Proceeds benefit the PFC Jerry B. Evans Memorial Scholarship Fund, honoring the past while supporting the future.

An annual golf tournament hosted by the Volunteer Fire Department features a scramble start and a full day on the course in support of the department. Additional event information will be shared as it becomes available.

Discover the essentials of watercolor in a welcoming, beginner-friendly workshop led by Laura Leigh. Participants practice core techniques such as color mixing, brush control, transparent layering, and building depth, all while following a guided landscape project from start to finish. The session focuses on building confidence with the medium and encouraging each person to find a personal creative voice. No experience is required, and the instruction can be adapted to accommodate a mix of skill levels. By the end, attendees will understand key watercolor methods, feel more comfortable with color and composition, and complete a finished landscape painting. Laura Leigh is a painter, educator, and singer-songwriter with more than a decade of research into natural pigments and traditional paint-making practices. Her teaching blends solid fine art guidance with hands-on exploration of the natural world to spark creativity, curiosity, and connection.

New Horizons is a monthly workshop series focused on senior health education. Created to equip local older adults with practical knowledge and tools, it supports safer living, better health, and greater vitality. Each installment features health organizations and medical professionals who share guidance on a wide range of topics, including preventive care, managing chronic conditions, recognizing emergencies, and everyday wellness strategies. Sessions take place in the Ellenville Senior Housing community room.

This regular monthly session brings together the Sullivan County Legislature’s Health and Human Services Committee. The committee oversees the Division of Health and Human Services, which includes the Department of Social Services, Community Services, Public Health Services, and the Care Center at Sunset Lake.

Fenders N’ Flannels is an annual truck show that supports breast cancer awareness. The previous event raised more than $10,000, and organizers are working to make the upcoming edition even bigger. It offers a chance for truck enthusiasts to showcase their vehicles while contributing to a meaningful cause.

Now in its eleventh year, this gathering at The Barn at Villa Venezia honors community members who make a difference in the lives of local children. Expect an evening of tasty food, lively music, and a silent auction, plus new surprises meant to delight. The celebration showcases the vibrancy of the local community and highlights the children the Clubs serve, with a wide selection of local wines, craft beer, and spirits available throughout the night.

A community ukulele jam in Rosendale brings players together with a rotating team of leaders, so each session offers a fresh spin. Participants of all ages and abilities are welcome. Sheet music is displayed on a large TV to make playing along easy. The gathering typically takes place on the first Wednesday of most months at the Rosendale Recreation Center. A $5 contribution is requested, with a portion supporting the Ukulele Donation Fund that is currently set aside for a Veterans Ukulele Class in Kingston, and no one is turned away. Any changes or cancellations are shared through the group’s Facebook community and an email newsletter.

The Management & Budget Committee of the Sullivan County Legislature meets to oversee the County’s Budget Office and its financial matters. This session focuses on responsibilities related to county finances and the management of the budget.

Step back from constant doing and settle into a fuller way of being. This experiential gathering blends brief lecture, movement, and embodied practices to support slowing down, reconnecting with the body, and awakening a more grounded, present, and alive sense of vitality.

The 6th Catskill International Film Festival offers an immersive, thoughtfully designed experience spanning a full three day weekend at the Hurleyville Performing Arts Centre in Hurleyville, New York. Informed by attendee feedback and the priorities of filmmakers, this edition focuses on meaningful networking, engaging workshops, lively celebrations, and a slate of timely films that push the boundaries of cinema. Across the weekend, expect premieres on the red carpet, curated screening lineups, filmmaker question and answer sessions, panel conversations, workshops, and networking events for industry professionals. Official selections are chosen through a competitive review overseen by the programming team, with the selected works presented to engaged audiences alongside members of the film community. At its heart, the festival provides a platform for both emerging and established filmmakers to share their work in a setting that emphasizes artistic excellence, audience connection, and professional opportunity. Ticket details will be announced soon.

Obstacle Wonderland transforms into a pickle-themed Halloween obstacle adventure filled with playful weirdness and genuine challenges. Halloweird 4 brings mud, costumes, laughter, and handmade, themed medals to a family friendly setting. The course welcomes every pace, from all-out racing to relaxed walks with friends, and is built for adults and kids alike. This edition leans into escaping the brine and tackling the course with a spirited twist. Costumes are encouraged, smiles are expected, and getting dirty is more than possible. It is not a typical race, it is an Obstacle Wonderland experience. Proceeds from Wonderland Maker Studio items and other event extras help support Obstacle Wonderland programs, community projects, and the ongoing mission to keep obstacle course racing creative, accessible, affordable, and fun. The event also features Donate a Dragon 2, an effort to collect and create 3D printed dragons that are shared with children who could use a bit of magic, courage, and joy.

A solo concert at Rail Trail Cafe invites listeners to experience one performer on stage. Ticket donations are welcome online or at the venue, supporting the ongoing work of writing, recording, and touring to share this music. Those who cannot attend can still contribute by making a ticket donation. The event reflects a belief that art and music are essential to culture and to a life well lived.

Step away from constant noise and spend four days in quiet meditation and personal reflection. Set amid the Hudson Valley’s vibrant peak autumn colors, this experience nurtures a calm, present focus through the restorative power of silence.

Steve Gonsalves, familiar from Ghost Hunters, Ghost Nation, The House Inbetween, and the bestselling book A Life with Ghosts, leads an immersive night of hauntings, history, and real accounts drawn from his extensive archive. This edition brings fresh stories, added historical insights, and footage not previously shared. Through personal testimony, rare video, haunted items, and candid behind-the-scenes insights, he opens up some of his most notable cases, the evidence collected, and the experiences gathered over years of investigation. He also digs into the authentic history tied to these moments, which can be just as disquieting as the reported activity. The program mixes humor with interaction with the crowd and a live Q&A, giving fans time to ask about techniques, findings, and the narratives behind the investigations. A limited number of VIP packages are offered. It is an intimate and thought-provoking evening with one of the most recognized voices in the paranormal.

Get set for an electrifying rock experience where the volume rises and the energy never lets up.

Now in its 29th year, the Rosendale International Pickle Festival fills the Ulster County Fairgrounds with briny flavors, local goods, and lively contests. Founded in 1997, this once-a-year celebration takes place on the third Sunday in October and features more than 150 vendors offering pickles, groceries, hot food, baked goods, crafts, fashion, jewelry, and more. Highlights include a home pickling competition and the Pickle Triathlon, which combines a pickle eating contest, pickle juice drinking, and a pickle toss. Crowds can reach up to 7,000 people, and proceeds are donated back to the Rosendale community each year. Admission is $5 per person, with free entry for children under 12. The ticket booth accepts cash only, ATMs are available on site, and many vendors also accept credit cards. This is a rain or shine event, and pets are not permitted.

A restorative multi-day retreat focused on a comprehensive toolkit for self-care. Each day features practices such as invigorating vinyasa yoga, guided loving-kindness meditation, breathwork, meridian-focused energy work, sound baths, somatic movement, and targeted strength and mobility sessions. Participants can expect to leave with a sense of clarity, calm, and renewed energy.

Hope is growing as new treatments emerge for Alzheimer’s and other dementias. This community walk, part of the Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s, helps keep that momentum going by raising funds to fight the disease. Recognized as the largest global fundraiser focused on ending Alzheimer’s, it unites participants in support of the cause.

Enjoy quick readings priced at $10 for every 10 minutes, with the option to extend up to a full hour for $60. Payment must be in cash, and sessions are available on a walk-in basis. A CEC fundraiser may also be on hand with food, a bake sale, or a fun tumbola-style activity.

Honor everyday heroes at the 9th annual We Can Be Heroes 5K Run Walk and Kids Fun Run. Participants can run or walk on the runway at Orange County Airport, pairing a memorable course with a mission to raise awareness and funds for Fearless! Hudson Valley. Runners and walkers of all ages are welcome. Registration offers options for individuals, pairs, and groups of three or more, and the Kids 1/4 Mile Fun Run is free. All proceeds support Fearless! and its education, prevention, and advocacy work, as well as comprehensive services that include shelter for victims and survivors of interpersonal violence, human trafficking, sexual violence, and other forms of crime victimization.

Reconnect with nature and a sense of community through daily yoga, nourishing seasonal cuisine, and the tranquil atmosphere of a mountain sanctuary. Each day brings yoga, seasonal meals designed to nourish, and quiet moments in a serene setting.

Admission is free for everyone. Organizers ask anyone planning to attend to reach out in advance so they can get an accurate headcount, and contact details are provided on the event flyer.

A festive evening of celebration and connection supports the YMCA’s mission to strengthen the community through youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility. The evening includes flavorful food and beverages, live performances, and a silent auction featuring special items and one of a kind experiences. There are also opportunities to meet fellow community members, local leaders, and other YMCA supporters. Proceeds from each ticket help fund YMCA programs and services that provide long term benefits for children, families, and individuals across the community. Tickets are $200 for an individual and $350 for a couple.

Nakita offers oracle readings and crystal healing in a setting centered on mindfulness and meditation. As a lightworker, intuitive energy healer, and Registered Nurse, she guides a gentle journey that invites balance in mind, body, and spirit. Drawing on the unique frequencies of Mother Earth’s crystals, sessions are tailored to help clear energetic disharmony and encourage love, confidence, and relief from anxiety, depression, chronic pain, and more. Moon oracle readings are also available, a practice she uses to connect with your spirit guides and the universe for direction and answers to your questions. Her specialty is Healing Hands and Raising Your Vibrations. To reserve a spot, call 845-888-2547.

Immediately following the well-known New Paltz Halloween Parade, Mindchurch brings an immersive night of sound and visuals to The Lemon Squeeze New Paltz. Look for psychedelic decor, creative vendors, vivid lights, laser effects, and projection mapping, with live performances woven throughout. Costumed guests can become part of the experience. The debut Mindchurch Psychedelic Costume Contest will award a first place prize of $100 in Mindchurch merchandise credit, with more details to be announced.

A friendly monthly ukulele jam gathers at the Rosendale Recreation Center, welcoming players of every age and skill level. Each session features a different leader to keep things fresh, and the group follows along with sheet music projected on a large-screen TV. A $5 contribution is requested, with a portion supporting the Ukulele Donation Fund, which is currently dedicated to a Veterans Ukulele Class in Kingston. No one is turned away. The jam typically meets on the first Wednesday of most months. Updates about changes or cancellations are shared through a Facebook group and an email newsletter, and there are online playlists and learning resources available for anyone who wants to dive deeper.

At Redeemer Lutheran Church in New Paltz, voice coach Claude Stein leads a welcoming vocal workshop for all experience levels. Participants explore their voices in a comfortable setting and hear immediate improvement guided by Claude’s experience. Over a 40 year career he has coached more than 30,000 students, including many professionals. Enrollment is limited to 20 people and attendees must be at least 17 years old. An early bird price of $139 is available before the fee increases to $169. Two need based scholarships are offered for individuals with annual incomes under $30,000. Because capacity is small, this workshop often reaches its limit.

Megan Woods brings The Truth Tour to Goodwill Church in Montgomery, NY, joined by Jeremy Rosado, recognized from American Idol and The Voice. Expect an evening centered on worship, heartfelt connection, and a clear focus on God’s truth as Megan shares the music and stories that have connected with audiences nationwide. After a standout year and a successful spring leg, the tour returns for an expanded 30-city journey across the United States, continuing the momentum of her first headlining run. Tickets are on sale. VIP, early entry, and general admission options are planned, and the schedule may be adjusted. To protect buyers, TPR does not permit third party ticket resales on its event pages. Use the official ticketing outlet, since purchases from other sellers are not guaranteed and may limit access to updates or assistance.

Unwind in a supportive circle of sister-friends. Replenish your spirit with yoga, guided meditation, deep rest, delicious food, meaningful conversations, quiet moments, time among the trees, and plenty of laughter.

This event focuses on music described as wooden.

Step away from everyday demands and settle into the tranquil setting of the Center for a personal retreat during the season of gratitude. Spend five nights devoted to yourself and your practice, with plenty of peaceful solitude and satisfying vegetarian cuisine. The emphasis is on rest, contemplation, and allowing yourself to simply be.

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Enjoy quick, affordable readings priced at $10 for each 10-minute session, with the option to extend up to one hour for $60. Payment is cash only and availability is limited to walk-ins. A CEC fundraiser will be part of the day with offerings that may include food, a bake sale, or a tumbola.

This free community holiday celebration features movies with popcorn and hot chocolate, creative arts and crafts, and the chance to take a photo with Santa.

Rosendale’s monthly ukulele jam welcomes participants of all ages and skill levels. A rotating group of leaders brings a fresh twist each time, and sheet music is projected on a large-screen TV for easy play-alongs. The jam is typically held on most first Wednesdays of the month at Rosendale Recreation Center. A $5 contribution is requested, with a portion supporting the Ukulele Donation Fund, currently earmarked for a Veterans Ukulele Class in Kingston, and no one is turned away. Any changes or cancellations are shared through their Facebook group and email newsletter. A shared playlist of favorite group songs and a collection of ukulele resources are also available.