What ‘s going on in Rockland County from Thursday, May 22nd – Wednesday, May 28th

Email sierra@rocklandcountytimes.com with events!

Dominican Sisters Host 28th Golf Fundraiser

A total of 92 golfers were out on Monday the 19th golfing for a cause. According to Bernadette Donahue, many of the golfers were returned players, speaking to the heartstrings tied to this event. However, there were at least three new foursomes taking on the course, and as they near their 30th year of the fundraisers the sisters can’t wait to keep growing the fun.

The full day of fun began with a 10:00 a.m. registration, a BBQ lunch at 11:30 a.m. and a Shotgun style start to the golfing at 12:30 p.m. The day was rounded out with a Gala and raffle baskets beginning at 6:00 p.m.

The Blue Hill Golf Course was kind enough to lend a golf cart to the RCT so we could drive around the course and speak with the golfers. Thankfully, Rockland decided to bless the day with what feels like a rare sunny spring day – of course, with this being a fundraiser for the Dominican Sisters of Sparkill, it’s highly likely a higher power was at play here.

“We have so many sins on our souls, that this is a nice way to bleach them,” quipped one golfer, his buddies chuckling behind him.

If one looked deeper, beyond the wisecracks of golfers being interrupted in the middle of their golf game by a reporter, it became obvious there was a red thread running between each golfer I spoke to – a love for the sisters and their work with the youth. Each golfer displayed a tenderness towards the sisters, and a desire to make their retirements and efforts towards the Dominican mission as peaceful as possible.

Dominican sisters have a strong passion for justice and a reverence for all creation. To learn more about the Dominican sisters or to learn how to donate your time or funds, go to sparkill.org/how-you-can-help/.

 

This Week’s Favorites

What I’m Reading

The Poppy War by R. F. Kuang has got me in a chokehold. Kuang’s mastery over language and her ability to transport you to another world is second to none.

This story follows Rin, a dark-skinned war orphan from the southern part of the Empire. Rin passes the Empire’s nationwide exam and tests into the top military school, where she is ruthlessly bullied for her skin, her impoverished upbringing, and being one of only three girls in her class. However, there is something simmering beneath the surface that no one could have predicted.

Rin’s determination is awe inspiring. Kuang does not spoon feed her readers – she expects you to be just as involved as Rin. It’s exactly what I want when reading a novel. It’s as much up to me to determine my feelings surrounding the Rin’s life as it is for her.

I may only be a little over 300 pages into the trilogy at time of publication, but I have a feeling this may become one of my favorites of 2025. The political intrigue, the character development, the fresh religious ideas – it’s safe to say Kuang’s got me hook, line and sinker!

What I’m Watching

I have recently stumbled upon a singer who goes by 54 Ultra and I have tripped and fallen in love with his blend of Spanish and English music. He has undeniable flow and the ease with which he switches between the two languages is enchanting.

The vintage style Ultra 54 has infused his songs with makes you wish for a time gone by. He manages to have this sound without any pretense or “playing at” being vintage – he simply IS.

For those taking a first go at his music, I must recommend Heavens Knows and No Tengo Valor for a swoon-worthy weekend listen.

What I’m Loving

A Matter of Health in Nanuet has become my go-to for a fresh, delicious lunch on the run. They’ve got huge salads at reasonable prices, and a wide variety of fun drinks including canned boba, yerba mate, kombucha, canned coffee, and probiotic soda. Need something with a little more variety? They’ve got a self serve small buffet bar with hot food and salads that change on the daily. They’ve got an option for every dietary restriction, including gluten free desserts, vegan options, and my favorite – plantains!

What I’m Watching

Like most Pedro Pascal fans, I’ve been greedily consuming each new episode of The Last of Us every Sunday. While Episode 2 was one of the most powerful episodes of television I have watched (and trust me, I’ve watched a lot of television) I have found the succeeding episodes struggle to keep up the momentum.

As someone who did not play the video game, I have been enjoying getting to see more of this apocalyptic world and seeing the relationship blossom between Ellie and Dina. Such a complex story following two LGBTQ+ individuals is a breath of fresh air, especially when I find that many LGBTQ+ characters tend to be killed off, and QUICKLY. 

I’ve enjoyed seeing the parallels between Abby and Ellie and how the cycle of violence continues, but at the same time I wonder if I would have come to that conclusion without the aid of my TLoU-obsessed friend.

I will say one thing – if we have to see another moody shot of Ellie playing the guitar while wistfully looking into the distance, I will be unable to stop my eyes from rolling.

 

Orangetown

TAPPAN: Tappan Library, Guided Bird Walk

Join us and the Rockland County Soil & Water Conservation District for a guided bird walk! We will meet at the Tappan end of the Joseph B Clarke Rail Trail, and the walk will be about an hour long. There will be a limited number of binoculars available to share, so please bring your own or a camera with a telephoto lens if you can. All bird species found will be recorded and added to Rockland SWCD’s eBird account to help other bird watchers and keep data on our local bird population! This event will take place May 23rd from 11:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Sign up per session at southorangetownlibraries.librarycalendar.com or call 845-359-3877 for assistance. 93 Main Street, Tappan NY 10983

TAPPAN: The Ol’ 76 House, Paint & Sip

Spring has sprung and what better way to celebrate the flowers in bloom than a paint night with friends! Join us Tuesday May 27th as Mary Taylor walks you through painting your own vase full of flowers. Following painting there will be live music by Mary Taylor herself! The painting section of the event will take place from 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m., with Live Music from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Purchase tickets at 845-359-5476 or go to 76house.com for more information. 110 Main Street, Tappan NY 10983

NYACK: Rockland Symphony Orchestra, Rising Stars Concert

The Rockland Symphony Orchestra is pleased to invite audience members to our closing concert of the year for our 2024 – 2025 season. We will present several pieces including two concerto movements performed by last year’s winners of the Rockland County Music Teacher’s Guild (RCMTG) Concerto Competition. We will also perform large orchestral works by Dvorak and Rossini, all under the baton of Conductor and Music Director Nicole Peragine.

Opening the concert is Rossini’s Overture to Barber of Seville – one of the best loved operas in the repertory, followed by Camille Saint-Saens Piano Concerto No. 2, 3rd movement in G minor – the closing Presto movement, performed by RCMTG Concerto Competition winner pianist Evan Wang. The third piece on the program is Sibelius’s Violin Concerto Op. 17, 1st movement – Allegro Moderato, performed by the RCMTG Concerto Competition winner violinist Lukas Witek.

There will be a short intermission followed by the final piece on the RSO’s program, Dvorak’s Symphony No. 9 in E minor Op. 95 “From the New World”. This great and final Dvorak symphony, written in celebration of his years living and working in the U.S., alludes throughout its four movements to the music he encountered in such diverse locales as New York City and Spillville, Iowa, during his late 19th century sojourn here.

This event will take place June 1st , beginning at 4:00 p.m. To purchase tickets online, please visit www.rocklandsymphony.org or purchase tickets at the door. We look forward to seeing you at our Rising Stars Concert. The Angel 18 S. Broadway, Nyack, N.Y. 10960

NYACK: Big Red Books, Open Mic with Featured Poet

A. Anupama has been writing, teaching, organizing, and creating beauty forever. She is a Tamil-American poet-artist and translator with work appearing in publications such as Prairie Schooner, Tupelo Quarterly, The Rumpus, and Numéro Cinq Magazine. Her poetry chapbook Saffron Threaded is available from Dancing Girl Press, an independent, feminist publisher based in Chicago. A graduate of Vermont College of Fine Arts and Northwestern University, Anupama currently works as a freelance writer in healthcare communications, with a focus on oncology, vaccines, and women’s health projects. She finds purpose by using her voice to inspire happiness and hope. She lives with her family in Upper Nyack, New York. Visit aanupama.com to read her blog and other work published online. Anupama’s open mic event will take place May 29th from 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Learn more at bigredbooks.net or call 845-875-7707. 120 Main Street, Nyack, NY 10960

PEARL RIVER: Defiant Brewing Company, Weekly Trivia

Join the other trivia heads every Thursday at 7:00 p.m. in the beer hall at Defiant Brewing Company. Test your knowledge of pop culture and other popular topics. Come alone or with a team – you can always find a friend at Defiant. And, did we mention PRIZES? Who doesn’t love a prize. Come out for beer, BBQ and FUN! Don’t miss it! Call 845-920-8602 with questions. 8 Dexter Plaza, Pearl River NY 10965

PEARL RIVER: Pearl River Library, Girls Who Code

Come join a sisterhood of supportive peers (Grades 6-12) and role models and use Computer Science to change the world! Together we will build GWC projects that solve real world problems through code- animation, games, apps, robots and more! Whether you’re a beginner or a computer master

 

, you’re invited to join the movement! Boys are welcome, and you may also like our other programs such as Triple Badge Tech Club or Teen Tech Tinkerers. Registration Required. This event will take place May 28th from 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Go to pearlriverlibrary.libcal.com or call 845-735-4084 to register. 130 Franklin Avenue, Pearl River NY 10965

Ramapo

Monsey: Emotional Regulation Class

A free emotional regulation class will take place May 26th at 8:30 p.m. at the Kehillas Beis Yehudah of Wesley Hills. The class will be presented by Rebbetzin Rikki Spivak, MS, OTR/L. Any questions can be directed to spivakpgs@gmail.com. 23 Lime Kiln Road, Suffern NY 10901

SUFFERN: Rhino Comedy, Bingomedy!

Bingomedy – a unique combo of Bingo and Comedy! Produced and Hosted by Andrew Rich and Steve Posten this fun original night combines stand up acts with a chance to win valuable prizes. Featuring a hilarious line up of local comedians! Tickets are $12 with 2 item minimum per person. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. with the show beginning at 8:00 p.m.. Go to rhinoimprov.com or call 845-533-4616 to purchase tickets.. 22 Lafayette Avenue, Suffern NY 10901

SUFFERN: Suffern Free Library, Memory Lane’s Memorial Day Celebration

Join Jeff Sherer for a special Memorial Day celebration where we will enjoy music and watch videos that honor our veterans. All are welcome. Register online. (Walk-ins are welcome, but registering gives us an idea of how many chairs to set up.)This event will take place May 25th from 2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Learn more and register at suffernfreelibrary.org or call 845-357-1237 with questions. 210 Lafayette Avenue, Suffern NY 10901

SUFFERN: Suffern Free Library, Despair & Hope

In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, local author Mitch Rosen will talk about his memoir, Columbus Day. What began as an exciting new chapter—moving to a new home in Howard Beach, Queens—soon turned into a nightmare. In a haunting narrative set against a backdrop of cruelty and despair, a mother’s twisted plan alters the course of her young son’s life forever. Driven by her own need to escape her burdens, she devises a disturbing scheme: to have her son institutionalized. Meanwhile, his father, well aware of her deteriorating mental state, chooses the path of passivity, allowing her heartless plan to succeed.  This is not only a story of a mother’s betrayal but also a powerful testament to a child’s extraordinary resilience. Despite the horrors within the walls of the institution, he refuses to succumb to despair. He finds the strength to overcome the chaos and subsequently thrive. Come meet Mitch Rosen, hear his story and ask questions. Books will be available for purchase and are available on Amazon. Registration is NOT required, but always preferred. This event will take place May 28th from 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Learn more at suffernfreelibrary.org or call 845-357-1237 with questions. 210 Lafayette Avenue, Suffern NY 10901

SLOATSBURG: Sloatsburg Public Library, Flower Power

Listen to “Zinnia’s Flower Garden” then plant flower seeds to take home and help them grow. Ages 4-7. Registration is required. This event will take place May 24th from 11:30 p.m. – 12:30 p.m.. Learn more at sloatsburglibrary.libcal.com or call 845-753-2001. 1 Liberty Rock Road, Sloatsburg NY 10974

SPRING VALLEY: Finkelstein Library, Hear from People Affected by ALS Disease

There are aspects of ALS, often referred to as Lou Gehrig’s Disease, that simply can’t be captured through lectures or textbooks, which is why the Community Outreach Team with I AM ALS (IAMALS.org) created the Tim Lowrey Panel Series. During this one-hour session, you’ll hear firsthand from people living with ALS, as well as caregivers, who will openly share their experiences and the profound impact ALS has had on their lives. The inspirational panelists will also be answering questions from the audience, offering a deeper understanding of the realities of ALS. This event will take place online on May 18th from 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Learn more at finkelsteinlibrary.org or call 845-352-5700. 24 Chestnut Street, Spring Valley NY 10977

SPRING VALLEY: Finkelstein Library, Delicious Feel Good Food

Explore foods designed to make you feel good from the inside out! We will make polyphenol-rich dishes including a beautiful salad with chocolate vinaigrette, seafood main dish, and refreshing non-alcoholic mocktail. This event will take place online on May 28th from 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Learn more at finkelsteinlibrary.org or call 845-352-5700. 24 Chestnut Street, Spring Valley NY 10977

Haverstraw

WEST HAVERSTRAW: Stony Point Brewing, Friday Trivia Night

Come on out every Friday night at 7:00 p.m. for Trivia Night hosted by Dakota! Players are welcome to come solo or bring a team to compete for the grand prize! Go to stonypointbrewing.com for more information. 69 East Railroad Avenue, West Haverstraw NY 10993

HAVERSTRAW: Hudson’s Mill Tavern, 90s and 00s Hip Hop Brunch

$30 per person price includes one entree, soft drinks, and regular coffee. Additional beverages and menu items may be purchased separately the day of the event. PLEASE NOTE: Tables are labeled for how many guests fit at the table. If you wish to sit together, all tickets MUST be purchased under the same name. We will NOT be moving tables/reservations the day of the brunch. The table you purchase is where you are sitting the day of the event. This event will take place on May 25th from 11:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Please call with any questions. Call 845-429-5700 for reservations or go to hudsonsmillny.com to learn more. 55 W Railroad Avenue, West Haverstraw NY 10923

HAVERSTRAW: Haverstraw King’s Daughter, Hybrid Chair Yoga

Marla Caplan returns to Haverstraw Library to do in-person and virtual chair yoga classes. You may come into the library or participate from home! All levels welcome, please bring a mat and a water bottle. Registration suggested for in-person, for weather-related changes. Registration required for virtual participation. This event will take place May 28th from 1:30 p.m. – 2:15 p.m. Call 845-786-3800 to register or learn more at haverstraw.librarycalendar.com. 10 West Ramapo Road, Garnerville NY 10923

HAVERSTRAW: Haverstraw King’s Daughter Library, Tales & Tunes

For walkers only under 36 mos. old and their adults. Stories, fingerplays, songs & bubbles! Caregiver participation required. Please note – parent or guardian remains in the room during this program. Siblings will be allowed to stay in the room. This event will take place May 27th from 10:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Call 845-786-3800 or learn more at haverstraw.librarycalendar.com. 10 West Ramapo Road, Garnerville NY 10923

Clarkstown

VALLEY COTTAGE: NAMI Rockland, May Health Forum

Join us on Wednesday, May 28th from 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. as we host Alexis Lussier, occupational therapist at Giant Leaps in Valley Cottage. Alexis will be discussing sensory processing and integration issues (including Sensory Processing Disorder) in children and adolescents and the services and therapies that are available for them. Learn more and register at namirockland.org or by calling 845-359-8787. PO Box 635, Orangeburg NY 10962

WEST NYACK: The West Nyack Free Library, What’s Cooking?

Come to the library and cook with us! We will use delicious ingredients and children-safe knives to slice and dice. Please notify us of any dietary restrictions or allergies at the time of registration. This event will take place May 27th from 4:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Registration is required at westnyacklib.libcal.com, or call 845-358-6081 for assistance. 65 Strawtown Road, West Nyack NY 10994

WEST NYACK: The West Nyack Free Library, Paws and Relax

Stressed about finals? Take a break and unwind with friendly therapy dogs at Paws and Relax, a special study break just for teens—because nothing beats stress like a little puppy love! This event will take place on May 29th from 4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Registration is required at westnyacklib.libcal.com, or call 845-358-6081 for assistance. 65 Strawtown Road, West Nyack NY 10994

NANUET: The Family Pet, Piermont Farmer’s Market

Stop by our booth at the Piermont Farmers Market, to say hello, and to get your furry companion an amazing treat. We sell treats sourced locally and made by small family owned companies, most of which are single-ingredient treats, and are all natural with no preservatives no additives treats. This event will take place on May 25th from 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Those interested can learn more at thefamilypet.store or by calling 845-623-3214. The event will take place at Flywheel Park in Piermont. 115 Route 59 East, Nanuet NY 10954

NANUET: Nanuet Public Library, Pollinator Garden

Calling all dirt lovers!! Join your neighbors and help create a pollinator area here at the New City Library. Over the next few weeks, we hope to start a garden where native pollinators can come to visit (mostly) native plants. We are looking for help from families, teens, and adults of all ages. The open area is off the far end of the lower parking lot. If you have shovels, rakes, or other tools suitable for spreading soil and planting, please bring them along. Please register so we can let you know if there’s a change in dates/times. This event will take place May 27th from 3:30 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. Learn more at nanuetpubliclibrary.org or call 845-623-4281 for assistance. 149 Church Street, Nanuet NY 10954

NEW CITY: New City Library, Finding Relations with GSRC

Genealogist and librarian Debra Dudek will discuss unmarried immigrant women living outside the family unit and the challenges of piecing together their ancestry. This presentation examines a combination of family stories, photographs and both direct and indirect evidence to rebuild the journey of an immigrant Czech family in Ohio and Nebraska. This event will take place on May 27th from 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. This program is done in conjunction with the Genealogical Society of Rockland County, non-members are always welcome to attend! Learn more and register at newcity.librarycalendar.com or call 845-634-4997 for assistance. 220 N. Main Street, New City NY 10956

CONGERS: Red Barn Cidery, Memorial Day

Come out to Red Barn cidery for a Memorial Day Party! From 2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m., enjoy the musical stylings of Rock Rinse Repeat, and enjoy food trucks like Philly’s Pretzels, burgers, and more! Learn more at drdaviesfarm.com or call 845-267-8193 for more information. 306 New York 304, Congers, NY 10920

Stony Point

STONY POINT: Rose Memorial Library, Botanical Luminary

Together preschoolers and caregivers will squeeze, roll and cut out fun shapes with Play Dough. Decorate your own creations with eyes and sequins. This event will take place May 28th from 4:30 p.m. – 5:15 p.m. and is intended for children ages 2 – 5. Registration is required online at rmla-ny.whofi.com. If you need assistance registering, call 845-786-2100, ext. 11. If you cannot make it, please cancel at your earliest convenience to make room for someone on the waitlist. 79 E Main Street Stony Point NY 10980

STONY POINT: Rose Memorial Library, Circle Time

Ages 2.5 -5 (younger welcome but geared to 2-5 year old) Stories, music, shakers, bubbles and fun! Please bring a chair or blanket to sit on.   Program is weather permitting. This event will take place May 19th from 11:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Registration is required online at rmla-ny.whofi.com. If you need assistance registering, call 845-786-2100, ext. 11. If you cannot make it, please cancel at your earliest convenience to make room for someone on the waitlist. 79 E Main Street Stony Point NY 10980

STONY POINT: Patriot Lounge, Connect 4 Tourney

Come out to the Patriot Lounge on May 24th at 7:00 p.m. for a Connect 4 Tournament! Learn more at thepatriotlounge.com or by calling 845-523-6213. 19 Clubhouse Lane, Stony Point NY 10980

Spotlight on Rockland Theater

The Nance

Elmwood Playhouse

Nyack

Chauncey Miles plays a “nance,” a stock character in Prohibition-era vaudeville that portrayed a gay man as an effeminate caricature. As Chauncey struggles to claim his identity and find acceptance, the boisterous burlesque performances featured in this period drama provide a sharp contrast to the real-world prejudice and censorship that ultimately brought the burlesque era to an end.

Running Now – June 7th, 2025

Go to elmwoodplayhouse.com or call 845- 353-1313 for more information or assistance.

10 Park Street, Nyack NY 10960

 

Blue/Orange

Antrim Playhouse

Tappan

Set in a London Psychiatric Hospital in the year 2000, Blue/Orange is a provocative drama with a dark comic edge that explores issues of mental health, class status, power and racial prejudices in a failing UK National Health System.

Running July 25th – August 10th, 2025

Go to antrimplayhouse.com or call 845- 533-5676 for more information.

32 Old Tappan Road Tappan, NY 10983

Upcoming Town Meetings

Orangetown – June 10th, 2025 @ 7:00 p.m.

Town Board Regular Meeting

More information at orangetown.com

26 Orangeburg Road

Orangeburg, NY 10962

Ramapo – May 28th, 2025 @ 7:00 p.m.

Town Board Regular Meeting

More information at ramapo.org

237 Route 59,

Suffern, NY 1090

Stony Point – June 3rd, 2025 @ 7:00 p.m.

Town Board Regular Meeting

More information at townofstonypoint.org

19 Club House Lane

Stony Point, NY 10980

Clarkstown – June 3rd, 2025 @ 7:00 p.m.

Town Board Regular Meeting

More information at clarkstown.org

10 Maple Ave.

New City, NY 10956

Haverstraw – June 3rd, 2025 @ 7:00 p.m..

Town Board Regular Meeting

More information at townofhaverstraw.org

1 Rosman Road Garnerville, NY 10923

On the Big Screen

Destination Bloodlines – Horror

Plagued by a violent recurring nightmare, college student Stefanie heads home to track down the one person who might be able to break the cycle and save her family from the grisly demise that inevitably awaits them all.

Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning. – Action

Our lives are the sum of our choices. Tom Cruise is Ethan Hunt in Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning.

Lilo & Stitch – Adventure

A live-action reimagining of Disney’s 2002 animated classic, “Lilo & Stitch” is the wildly funny and touching story of a lonely Hawaiian girl and the fugitive alien who helps to mend her broken family

Friendship – Comedy

Suburban dad Craig (Tim Robinson) has his life turned upside down by the arrival of a new neighbor (Paul Rudd). As Craig’s attempts to make an adult male friend spiral out of control, their blossoming relationship threatens to ruin both of their lives.

Narivetta – Action

The film explores the journey of Varghese, a police constable navigating the complexities of his professional, personal, and social commitments.

Meet Shadow!

Meet Shadow, a young soul filled with infectious energy. His playful antics will keep you entertained for hours. He is a free spirit with an unquestionable curiosity and zest for adventure. He’s not just a dog, he’s a companion, a jester and a friend. Life is never dull with him around. Adopt Shadow and let him bring a ray of sunshine into your life.

Interests:

– Car rides & field trips

– Long walks to explore

– Being the center of attention and pleasing his people

Looking for:

– Active family/person

– Kids 10+

– Prefers to be only pet

Contact Four Legs Good at 845-414-9700 or info@4lg.org, or visit our website for an application: https://www.fourlegsgoodnynj.org/adoption-application.html

 

Creative Kids Corner

Stage Left Children’s Theater

Stage Left offers classes that run from September – April and caters to ages 4 – 18. They offer classic in all theatrical interests from dance to improv to Shakespeare!

For more information, go to stageleftct.com.

111 Rt 303, Suite 113

Tappan NY 10983

 

Helen Hayes Youth Theatre

Helen Hayes Youth Theatre offers an expansive variety of classes and mainstage performance opportunities for ages 5 – 18. From a Taylor Swift Experience, to Audition Workshops, to One-Day Intensives, HHYT has a lid for every pot!

For more information, go to helenhayesyouththeatre.com

Helen Hayes Studios

142 Main Street Nyack NY 10960

 

Rockland Center for the Arts

Rockland Center for the Arts offers several art classes for toddlers to teens. Some of their classes include ceramics, oil painting, animation, anime, cartooning, and more. Sign your child up today and light their artistic spark!

For more information, go to rocklandartcenter.org

27 South Greenbush Road

West Nyack, New York 10994

 

School of Rock

Rock 101 is one of School of Rock Rockland’s top programs for kids and beginners. Students have one weekly group rehearsal where they learn to play classic rock songs that have been simplified for beginner musicians. Additionally, Rock 101 students in Rockland have a weekly private music lesson with an instructor who helps them learn the concepts and skills behind their performance songs.

For more information, go to schoolofrock.com

135 East Erie Street

Blauvelt, NY 10913

 

Art & Design Studio of Rockland

With guidance from the instructor, students can select the subject and medium of their choice for each of their projects. The different Art Class options include fine art, graphic design and computer art, clay sculpture and fashion design.

Learn more about class schedule tuition and registration at artanddesignclasses.com/ or call 845-624-2426

149 South Middletown Road

Nanuet, NY 10954

 

Homebody Books – Nyack

Saturdays 11:00 a.m. and Wednesdays 10:00 a.m.. Stop by for stories, songs, and play. Mixed ages okay! Text by the night before to sign up, 845-598-8053

For more information, call or e-mail Elisabeth at 845-598-8053 or homebodybooks@gmail.com    

6 Park St

Nyack NY 10960

Boulders Expanding Broadcast Coverage

The New York Boulders announced this morning that, starting with tonight’s game in Québec, all of the team’s remaining regular season and playoff games — home and away — will be streamed live.

This means the Boulders are adding their remaining 45 regular season road games to the broadcast schedule, with live and on-demand video available on Frontier League TV, powered by HomeTeamLive and the HomeTeam Network.

The expanded slate kicks off with this evening’s 7pm EDT start against the three-time defending champion Capitales and can be accessed by clicking or tapping the “away” feed at app.hometeamlive.com.

Lead play-by-play announcer Marc Ernay said “This has been a long time coming for our passionate Boulders fan base and, thanks to the accessibility afforded by our new streaming partners, finally becomes a reality tonight.”

Seth Cantor, the Boulders’ Director of Corporate Partnerships, added “Boulders fans are among the most passionate and knowledgeable in professional baseball and we’re thrilled that we can now provide them true wall-to-wall coverage throughout the season with this engaging, new platform — HTN. This is also a terrific opportunity to provide even greater value and exposure to our loyal corporate partners!”

The next home game will take place May 27th at 7:00 p.m. against the Trois Rivieres Aigles. The Boulders will continue to play them on May 28th at 10:30 a.m., and May 29th at 7:00 p.m. On May 30th at 7:00 p.m. they will play the Down East Bird Dawgs, and on May 31st the Boulders will take the Bird Dawgs on again at 6:30 p.m. with a fireworks show to follow. If 6:30 p.m. is too late for you, the Boulders will have another chance to take down the Bird Dawgs at 1:00 p.m. on June 1st. Learn more at nyboulders.com/gameschedule.