Help Teatown find out what’s living in our preserve! Following a quick presentation on local ecology, we will take a short hike to our BioBlitz location and begin recording every species of plant and animal we can find. Come prepared to be outside and stay as long as you’d like. For everyone.
Bring the family, meet friends for lunch, entertainment and shopping at the annual Ossining Village Fair in Historic Downtown Ossining. It always draws several thousand people with more than 200 vendors and a variety of live talent presented on several stages. The Ossining Village Fair is sponsored by the Greater Ossining Chamber of Commerce.
Meet at the weir at the north end of the arch in Ossining near the Joseph Caputo Center. Descend into the Weir in Ossining, explore the original 1842 brick water tunnel and learn its history. You may wish to visit the nearby Sing Sing Kill Greenway – a walkway under the Aqueduct Arch or enjoy […]
This dance class series, led by members of the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company, is rooted in the style of the Company as developed by Bill T. Jones and Janet Wong. Students will progress from somatic floor work to standing exercises, technical and creative challenges culminating in lush, expressive phrase work. AGES : 16+ … You […]
On June 8- Mary will launch a retrospective exhibition, “Mary Ellis- So Far : Pop Art to Abstract Expressionism” at Bethany Arts Community, 40 Somerstown Rd. Ossining, Ny. Mary Ellis-So Far This exhibition represents the fusion of Ellis’ process over a 15 year time span. In her evolution from Pop Art to Abstract Expressionism, Ellis […]
Michael Tate and 3D Rhythm of Life at 7:30pm and Nelson Riveros at 9pm
A family-centric fundraising event to benefit The Clear View School and Day Treatment Center, a comprehensive, integrated academic and therapeutic program for students living with mental illness and emotional disabilities. Register at www.ClearViewSchool5K.com or call (914) 941-4653 for more info! Registration and sign in begins at 7:45 A.M. at the Joseph G. Caputo Community Center, […]
Interested in native wildflowers and conservation? Consider becoming a Wildflower Island Guide. Monthly trainings prepare you to guide visitors and share the natural history and environmental importance of native plants.
Marynoll Sister Dora Nuetzi will open this evening with a short demonstration of liturgical dance from the Marshall Islands. This will be followed by a colorful performance by Inti-Raymi an Ossinng based Ecuadorian folkloric dance troupe led by Gustavo Tigre as they recreate the ancient Incan Solstice of the Sun Celebration and other lively, traditional Andean […]
The Ossining community is invited to the library's annual meeting, looking back at the highlights and accomplishments of the prior fiscal yea. Awards for Volunteer of the Year Award, and the Riley Elmore Saper Voracious Reader Award, as well as employee milestone awards, will be given out. Claudia Depkin, director of the Haverstraw King’s Daughters […]
The Ossining Arts Council is proud to sponsor the 2019 OAC Members’ Show on display from June 4th through June 26th, 2019 at the Ossining Public Library’s Main Exhibition Hall. This annual event has become one of the biggest and best attended shows of its kind, attracting artists from 34 communities throughout the Hudson Valley. […]
Join guest Chef Sara Boan in the kitchen to prepare a delicious vegan menu that will delight your tastebuds and make you feel great, too. Sara is a professionally-trained chef who works at Catskill Animal Sanctuary in Saugerties, New York, a haven for rescued farm animals that also promotes vegan living. All the recipes taught […]
Best-selling author Douglas Brinkley will be discussing his newest book, American Moonshot: John F. Kennedy and the Great Space Race, at the library's Bob Minzesheimer Author Series. Tickets are $30 and include a copy of American Moonshot; attendees are invited to attend a book-signing and reception following the discussion. All proceeds benefit the Friends of […]
Join Jon Bowermaster, noted oceans expert, award-winning artist, author, filmmaker, and adventurer, as he talks about using cinematography to promote conservation of nature. This program will include a screening of three new films from Jon’s Hope on the Hudson series (www.hudsonriverstories.com): Source to Sea, Growing with the Grain, and Undamming the Hudson River. For adults.
Spaghetti, Meatballs, Soup, Salad and Dessert
Join us in an intimate setting for an evening of conversation with choreographer, dancer, writer Bill T Jones, the founder and artistic director of the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company and their Associate Artistic Director Janet Wong. Hear from two of the biggest creative forces in contemporary dance and culture. With his artistry and creativity, Bill […]
Join Charlie Roberto at Cliffdale Farm as he lights up the night to attract moths and other flying insects.
Joe Duraes of Joe Duraes and the Skills, and Christine Aliventi, have joined forces as Windfeather Harmonies. Joe brought the house down during his last show at the Steamer, and we know he and his duet partner, Christine, will bring you a fabulous evening of original music and covers. Beer, soda, and wine are available. […]
Teatown is looking for enthusiastic volunteers to assist with hand-pulling of invasive plant species in Wildflower Woods and along popular trail corridors. Volunteers will learn to identify several invasive species and their native look-a-likes in addition to helping with invasive plant removal. For adults.
Friends of the Old Croton Aqueduct As part of Path through History, we start and end on a wooded trail – but in-between expect Sing Sing Village tales, close Croton Bay views, a stroll through the Sing Sing Kill gorge, and a neat microbrewery (almost) at walk’s end. Six miles, 3 1/2 hours (excluding the brewery), […]