Red Cat’s Harvest Party
Hazlitt 1852 Vineyards' harvest celebration on Seneca Lake: live music, food trucks, craft vendors, lawn games and wine specials, with an optional winemaker tasting ($10) and helicopter rides.
Hazlitt 1852 Vineyards' harvest celebration on Seneca Lake: live music, food trucks, craft vendors, lawn games and wine specials, with an optional winemaker tasting ($10) and helicopter rides.
174 acts on 109 porches in Fall Creek and Northside. Free, noon to six, rain or shine. Five hours is a long way to go for a porch. These are good porches.
Craft beer, five bands and a raffle on Beacon's Main Street. Free to get in. Every pour helps Mid Hudson Animal Aid's cats.
A Friday-night concert at the Roxbury Arts Group's Vega Mountain Road arts center.
Windham's Saturday market on Main Street: local growers and makers, with live music each week.
A guided 6-mile round trip to a Catskills fire tower, focused on Leave No Trace wildlife ethics. Free, registration required.
Delhi's chamber-run harvest festival: local farmers, vendors and artisans around Courthouse Square, with live music.
An annual benefit concert on addiction and isolation, now at Bearsville, with Gail Ann Dorsey, Jim Weider and Mike Farris.
A Hudson River School talk by the Greene County Historian at the 1913 Haines Falls train station, then a visit into the landscapes the painters knew.
The season's last open-studio afternoon on Woodstock's historic Byrdcliffe arts colony, followed by readings and performances.
The first Fest Saturday of Jägerberg's three-weekend Oktoberfest on Hunter's Main Street, with an accordion player on Sunday afternoon.
Opening reception for Richard Barlow's chalk-drawing installations at the Roxbury Arts Center.