What’s going on in Rockland County from Thursday, January 29th – Wednesday,  February 4th

Email gillian@rocklandcountytimes.com with events!

 

Orangetown

NYACK:90 North, Songs from the Soul with Amy Azzara

February 8th

Don’t miss Songs from the Soul with Amy Azzara. Join 90 North for an intimate concert with NYC-based singer, songwriter and composer Amy Azzara. A versatile and expressive artist, Amy blends original music with influences from the jazz idiom. She’ll perform a selection of her original songs while accompanying herself on keyboard, offering a warm, engaging afternoon of music in a relaxed, art-filled setting.  Seats are limited for this performance – reserve your tickets now and secure your spot for this one-of-a-kind concert.

This event will take place February 8th from 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Learn more www.90northbroadway.com/happenings or call 845-553-2555 for more information. 90 North, 90 North Broadway, Nyack, NY 10960

 

Ramapo

SUFFERN: Lafayette Theater, Classic Thrillers: Justice Gets Personal

February 6th-8th

Dirty Harry (1971 – 55th Anniversary Year): When a killer calling himself “Scorpio” menaces San Francisco, tough-as-nails Police Inspector “Dirty” Harry Callahan is assigned to track down the crazed psychopath. This is the 55th anniversary year of the movie. Rated R | Run Time 1h 42m

The Departed (2006 – 20th Anniversary Year): An undercover cop and a mole in the police attempt to identify each other while infiltrating an Irish gang in South Boston. This year marks the 20th anniversary of the film. Rated R | Run Time 2h 31m

This event will take place February 6th- 8th, with the organ on the 8th at 3:00 p.m.  Learn more at lafayettetheatre.ticketspice.com/ or call (845) 547-2120 for assistance. 97 Lafayette Ave, Suffern, NY 10901

 

Haverstraw

GARNERVILLE: Hudson’s Mill, 5th Annual Fortunes & French Toast! Galentine’s Brunch

February 8th

Celebrate friendship, fate, and fabulous brunch vibes at our 5th Annual Fortunes & French Toast Galentine’s Brunch! Gather your besties for an enchanting Sunday filled with indulgent brunch favorites, mystical moments, and a little magic in the air. Sip, savor, and see what the universe has in store as you enjoy tarot card readings, aura photography, permanent jewelry, and flirty flash tattoos—all woven into a cozy, whimsical Galentine’s Day experience.

Registration is required to attend. Call 845-429-5700 or visit ww.hudsonsmillny.com for ticket options. This event will begin on February 8th from 11:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Learn more at hudsonsmillny.com or call 845-429-5700 for assistance. 55 W Railroad Ave Bldg 19, Garnerville, NY 10923

 

Clarkstown

WEST NACK: Palisades Center, Levity Live, Guy Torry

January 23rd-24th

In the tradition of comedians who have made the transition from the stage to the screen, such as Richard Pryor and Bill Cosby, multi-talented Guy Torry has made the leap to comedic actor with great success. Guy has been seen on BET’s Comic View, Comedy Central’s Premium Blend, Showtime at the Apollo and Russell Simmons: Def Comedy Jam where he made his stand up debut to a national audience.

Guy has also appeared with Matt Damon, Greg Kinnear and Eva Mendes in the 20th Century Fox Film, Stuck on You, and his other film credits include Runaway Jury, Don’t Say A Word, Pearl Harbor, Life, The Animal and most notably American History X. Guy is currently performing in comedy clubs across the country, and resides in Los Angeles.

Tickets can be purchased online at levitylive.com This event will take place at  January 23rd – 24th. Call 845-729-0448 for assistance. 1000 Palisades Center Drive, West Nyack, NY 10994

 

NANUET:  Raymour & Flanigan, Designer Purse Bingo

February 11th

Doors open at 5:30 pm BINGO will begin promptly at 6pm. Proceeds go to the Nanuet-West Nyack Rotary and Nanuet Chamber with donation to The Nanuet Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary. $50 per person (advance registration) includes:10 bingo cards,/door prize ticket Additional cards available $5 per card 50/50 and Super Raffles ($5 each or 3 for $10) Tricky Tray $20 for 25 ticket (over 25 baskets). BYOB wine, beer & apps to share. Limited Seats Available. ADVANCED SALES ONLY – Limited Seats Available

Tickets are required to attend this event. Questions contact info@nanuetchamber.com or call 914-434-7349. 43 Hutton Avenue, Nanuet, NY 43 Hutton Avenue, Nanuet, NY

 

Stony Point

TOMPKINS COVE: Bear Mountain, Bear Mountain Ice Rink

Through March

The Bear Mountain Ice Rink is open for the 2025-26 season!  Nov. 21, 2025-March 1, 2026.  As the holiday season approaches, the Palisades Interstate Park Commission welcomes all to the rink voted “Best of the Hudson Valley 2020-2024!”  The beautiful outdoor rink is nestled against Bear Mountain with views of the Hudson River and the picturesque Bear Mountain Bridge, and welcomes thousands of visitors each year.  Open Friday-Sunday.  Featuring public skating, private lessons, skate rentals and more!   

This event will take place till March 1st from 10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Learn more at visitbearmountain.com or call 845-786-2731 for more information. 99 Service Rd Tomkins Cove, NY 10986

 

Library Section

Orangetown

TAPPAN: Tappan Library, Heart Cookies

February 10th

Decorate heart-shaped cookies with icing and candy to snack on or give to your Valentine. This event is intended for teens/tweens.

Registration is required. This event will take place February 10th from 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Learn more at southorangetownlibraries.com or call 845-359-3877 for assistance. 93 Main St., Tappan, NY 10983

NYACK: Nyack Library, The Hidden History of Slavery in New York

February 7th

With a debate raging in the US about what should and shouldn’t be taught about slavery in schools, high school student Richard French IV wanted to learn more about New York City’s prominent and largely untold role in the Transatlantic Slave Trade. ‘The Hidden History of Slavery in New York’ is a 30-minute documentary for broadcast television, that digs deeply into an infamous chapter in our country that largely hasn’t made its way into the history books. The film features Bryan Stevenson, founder of the Equal Justice Initiative. He explains how the Transatlantic slave trade was centered in the north, not the south, in the 17th and 18th century – with New Amsterdam as its epicenter – and Wall Street as its largest slave market. Larry Epstein is a two-time Emmy award-winning documentary and news producer, journalist, writer, anchor and corporate copywriter. Larry is a former executive producer at MSNBC, and former senior-level producer at the Fox News Channel and Fox Business Network.

Registration is required. This virtual event will take place February 10th from 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Learn more at nyacklibray.org or call 845-358-3370  for more information. 59 S Broadway, Nyack, NY 10960

PEARL RIVER: Pearl River Library, Senior Cards & Games

February 9th

Join our senior card & game players for some friendly competition and conversation (please bring your own games)* Location: Pearl River Methodist Church (Franklin Ave.)

Registration is required. This event will take place on February 9th from 12:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Learn more at pearlriverlibrary.libcal.com or call 845-735-4084 for assistance. 75 E Central Ave, Pearl River, NY 10965

ORANGEBURG: Orangeburg Library, Line Dancing with Keri

February 11th

Learn the basics of new and classic line dances in this fun class that feels more like a party than a workout. There are six classes offered. Please register for each class separately. Please Note: Priority will be given to those residing within the South Orangetown School District (Blauvelt, Orangeburg, Palisades, Piermont, Sparkill, and Tappan). 

About the instructor: KERIANN MARSHALL was born and raised in Rockland County and has been a paralegal for 29 years. Her love of line dancing began when one of her best friends wanted to “Boot, Scootin’ Boogie” at her wedding.  So, she started taking lessons at the North Rockland Adult Ed. and got hooked and has been teaching ever since.

Registration is required for this event. This event will take place February 11th from 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Learn more at orangeburglibrary.org or call (845) 359-2244 for more information. 20 S Greenbush Rd, Orangeburg, NY 10962

 

Ramapo

SUFFERN: Suffern Free Library,  The Story of the Olympic Winter Games

February 11th

The Lake Placid Olympic Museum will share historic images and artifacts from our collection that tell the story of the Olympic Winter Games, all the way from Ancient Greece to contemporary Italy. There will be a special focus on the two Games that were hosted in Lake Placid, NY: the first time in 1932 and again in 1980. Presented by Museum Director Courtney Bastian via Zoom.

This program is done in collaboration with Warner Library.

Register online at through suffernfreelibrary.com to receive your Zoom link.

Registration is not required. This virtual event will take place February 11th from 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.  . Learn more at suffernfreelibrary.libcal.com or call 845-357-1237 for assistance. 210 Lafayette Ave, Suffern, NY 10901

 

Haverstraw

HAVERSTRAW: Haverstraw King’s Library, SAT/ACT Self-Guided Prep

February 10th

Need a quiet place to prep for the SAT or ACT? Drop in for a snack and have a productive study session.

Registration is required. February 10th from 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Learn more at attend.finkelsteinlibrary.org or call 845-786-3800 for assistance. 10 West Ramapo Rd., Garnerville, NY 10923

Clarkstown

NANUET: Nanuet Public Library, Dinner & A Movie – Showing: The Materialists (2025)

February 11th

Come have dinner and watch a movie on our big screen with surround sound. For only $5 you are treated to a slice of pizza, salad, water, popcorn and a small dessert. Money is due at registration. No walk-ins. You must register by December 1st. Cancellations MUST be made 24 hours in advance for a refund. Rated R      1 hour 56 minutes

Registration is required. Walk-ins will be welcome in programs if space allows. This event will take place from  February 11th from 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Learn more  at nanuet.librarycalendar.com or call 845-623-4281 for assistance. 149 Church Street Nanuet, NY 10954

 

Stony Point

STONY POINT: Rose Memorial Library, Love it or Leave It Tween/Teen Party

February 7th

Tweens are invited to celebrate Valentine’s Day at the library with games, crafts, and snacks!? This fun, low-pressure party is all about friendship, creativity, and the things you love—no mushy romance required. Play silly Valentine games, make cool crafts to take home, enjoy sweet treats with friends, bring a friend and come catch all the good vibes!   

Registration is required online. If you require assistance registering, call 845-786-2100, ext. 11.  If you cannot make it, please cancel at your earliest convenience. This event will take place February 7th from 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Learn more at rmla-ny.whofi..com or call 845-786-2100 for more information. Garnerville Arts Center55 W Raolroad Ave, Garnerville , NY 10923

 

By Your Side

Sips & Songs featuring John Malino

On Thursday, February 12, 6-7:30 enjoy an early Valentine’s treat in the galleries of the Edward Hopper House Museum. Singer, guitarist & bandleader John Malino will croon love songs and more from the eras and romantic years of exhibiting artists Jill Hoy (b. 1954) & Jon Imber (1950-2014).

Come with your partner, a friend, or family to enjoy music and art (and 1 complimentary glass of wine; $5 donation per glass thereafter). View the “Side by Side” exhibition which closes Sunday, February 15.

The doors open at 6:00pm, seating is limited so buy your tickets today!

This event will take place at Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center on Thursday, February 12, 6:00-7:30 pm.

 

“A Senior Spectacular” and Pirate Pride!

Consider me timbers shivered after attending “A Senior Spectacular” last Friday. The show at Pearl River High School featured every pirate trope in the book, from parrots, to planks, to classic sea shanties and kept me captivated from start to finish.

Written and directed by Tom Price, an art teacher in the district, the show was a completely original work. The most interesting aspect? The complete lack of dialogue. Price challenged his students to embody expression through movements alone, and for an hour and a half, their bodies became instruments to the students’ original pirate-themed spectacular.

Assistant Director Elizabeth Kurzawa said, “I think that there’s an art to telling a story through movement without saying any words.”

Although there was no speaking, “A Senior Spectacular” brought fun and drama to the high school stage. Price noted that he encouraged his 20 students to improvise throughout the rehearsal process and welcomed all of their creative ideas, making the show a collaborative piece. Through Price’s keen direction, students danced their hearts out, performed magic tricks, and even got a few members of the administration to transform into puppets to keep their audience entertained.

My favorite aspect of “A Senior Spectacular” was how much fun the actors had on stage. Their joy was contagious and brought the audience aboard the world of their pirate ship. One student, Aidan McNaughton, encapsulated the experience by saying, “If you’re going to do anything, do it 100%.”

I was blown away by the beautiful and elaborate set design, which had been created through the weeks-long efforts of Price, Kurzawa, and Andrew Didonato, on lighting design. “It truly was a collaboration across all departments,” Price said. Additionally, Price designed and created almost every costume piece. His contributions of props, set, and costume designing were crucial instruments to the student’s story telling.

It’s show season here in Rockland! If you’re looking for something fun and different to do on a night out while supporting local school districts, be sure to keep a lookout for shows in your area.

 

Spotlight on Rockland Theater

Misery

Written by William Goldman

Based on the novel by Stephen King

Antrim Playhouse

Running  February 6th- 22nd

Experience the gripping intensity of Misery, the thrilling stage play adaptation of Stephen King’s iconic novel. Follow the chilling tale of renowned author Paul Sheldon, who finds himself trapped and at the mercy of his obsessive fan Annie Wilkes after a tragic car accident. As the tension mounts and secrets unravel, witness a battle of wills like no other, culminating in a riveting showdown that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Go to antrimplayhouse.com or call (845) 533-5616 for more information.

32 Old Tappan Rd, Tappan, NY 10983

 

Perfect Arrangement

Written by Topher Payne

Directed by Paul Russo

Elmwood Playhouse

Running January 16th –  February 7th

Set in the 1950s, this comedic play follows two gay couples, Bob and Jim, and their respective “wives,” Millie and Norma, who work in the U.S. State Department. To avoid persecution during the Lavender Scare, they maintain a carefully constructed façade of heterosexual marriage.

Go to elmwoodhouse.com or call  (845) 353-1313 for more information.

10 Park Street Nyack NY 10960

 

Seeking Volunteers at Elmwood Playhouse!

Elmwood Playhouse is looking for friendly, reliable volunteers to join our Hospitality Team — helping to sell coffee, tea, and light refreshments before performances and during intermissions of our upcoming production of Perfect Arrangement.

It’s a simple, enjoyable way to be part of the excitement, meet fellow theatre lovers, and help create a warm, welcoming atmosphere for our patrons. No special experience is needed — just a smile and a helping hand!

Here is a list of slots we currently have available:

Friday, January 30 (7:00 PM report time)

Saturday, January 31 (7:00 PM report time)

Sunday, February 1 (1:00 PM report time)

Thursday, February 5 (7:00 PM report time)

Friday, February 6 (7:00 PM report time)

Saturday, February 7 (7:00 PM report time)

If you’d like to volunteer or learn more, please reach out to Nancy Logan, Hospitality Chairperson, at hospitality@elmwoodplayhouse.com.

 

Maureen’s Jazz Cellar!

FROSTY TUESDAYS OPEN MIC – JAN 20

DOORS & SIGN-UP @7:00

SHOWTIMES @8:00

COVER CHARGE- $5 (People seated must order food or drink- $10 minimum)

 

DEAD NIGHT WITH FINDERS KEEPERS – FEB 5

Featuring Bill Bonacci, Chuck Black, Bob Angilello, Mary Kohrherr , Mike Katzman & Amy Stahlin

DOORS @7:00

SHOWTIME @8:00

COVER CHARGE- $15.00

 

MARIA CORSARO- “LOVE MAKES THE CHANGES” CD RELEASE – FEB 6

Featuring Gregory Toroian, Skip Ward, David Silliman & Mark Fineberg

DOORS- @6:00

SHOWTIME- @7:00

COVER CHARGE- $25.00

 

MARK SGANGA AND FRIENDS- BRAZILIAN CARNAVAL – FEB 7

Featuring Kerry Linder, Larry Eagle & Sue Williams

DOORS- @7:00

SHOWTIME- @8:00

COVER CHARGE- $25.00

 

LATE NIGHT PIANO BAR WITH THE BUDMAN – FEB 7

DOORS @9:45

SHOWTIMES @10:00

NO COVER CHARGE

 

FROSTY TUESDAYS OPEN MIC – FEB 10​

DOORS & SIGN-UP @7:00

SHOWTIMES @8:00

COVER CHARGE- $5 (People seated must order food or drink- $10 minimum)

 

On the Big Screen

Mercy – Science Fiction

In the near future, an advanced AI judge tells a captive detective that he’s on trial for the murder of his wife. If he fails to prove his innocence within 90 minutes, he’ll be executed on the spot.

 

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple – Horror

Dr. Kelson makes a discovery that could change the world, while Spike’s encounter with cult leader Jimmy Crystal becomes a nightmare he can’t escape.

 

Primate – Horror

Lucy’s tropical island homecoming turns deadly when her family’s clever chimpanzee, Ben, becomes rabid. With her father away and no help coming, paradise becomes a prison as Lucy and her friends fight for survival against a pet they once trusted.

 

Marty Supreme – Sport/ Drama

Marty Mauser, a wily hustler with a dream no one respects, goes to hell and back in pursuit of greatness.

 

Avatar: Fire and Ash – Action/ Fantasy

The conflict on Pandora escalates as Jake and Neytiri’s family encounter a new, aggressive Na’vi tribe

 

Town Meetings

Orangetown – February 10th, 2026   @ 7:00 p.m.

Town Board Regular Meeting

More information at orangetown.com

26 Orangeburg Road

Orangeburg, NY 10962

 

Ramapo – February 11th, 2026 @ 7:00 p.m.

Town Board Regular Meeting

More information at ramapo.org

237 Route 59,

Suffern, NY 1090

 

Stony Point – February 10th, 2026 @ 7:00 p.m.

Town Board Regular Meeting

More information at townofstonypoint.org

19 Club House Lane

Stony Point, NY 10980

 

Clarkstown – February 10th, 2026 @ 7:00 p.m.

Town Board Regular Meeting

More information at clarkstown.org

10 Maple Ave.

New City, NY 10956

 

Haverstraw – February 10th , 2026 @ 7:00 p.m.

Town Board Regular Meeting

More information at townofhaverstraw.org

1 Rosman Road

Garnerville, NY 10923

 

Streaming Favs

Tell Me Lies – Drama

on Hulu

Lucy Albright and Stephen DeMarco quickly fall into an addictive entanglement that will permanently alter their lives and the lives of everyone around them; a tumultuous and intoxicating relationship unfolds over eight years.

 

Landman – Drama

on Paramount Plus

Deep in the heart of West Texas, roughnecks and wildcat billionaires try to get rich quick in the oil business as oil rigs begin to dominate the state. Crisis executive Tommy Norris tries to bring his company to the top during a fuelling boom.

 

I Love LA – Comedy

on HBO Max

A tight-knit friend group gathers after years apart, navigating the complexities of ambition, relationships, and how time has changed them.

 

The Pitt – Medical Drama

on HBO Max

A realistic examination of the challenges facing healthcare workers in America as seen through the lens of the frontline heroes working in a modern-day hospital in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

 

His & Hers – Thriller

on Netflix

Two estranged spouses, one a detective and the other a news reporter, vie to solve a murder in which each believes the other is a prime suspect.

 

Upcoming Events at Big Red Books

Big Red Books is a general interest bookstore. We aim to be at the center of the Nyack community in an enriching social and artistic environment, engaging in the lives of our local patrons and organizations by sharing our appreciation for books, art, learning and personal growth. Big Red Books provides a supportive space for local authors and artists to celebrate and promote their work. We host author readings, gallery openings, live music, poetry nights, book clubs, writing workshops, children’s story time, school visits and book fairs. Find a full list of events at bigredbooks.net. 120 Main Street Nyack, NY 10960

 

Open Mic Featuring Poet Joan Larkin

Wednesday Jan 28th, 2026 at 6:30 pm

Joan Larkin’s sixth collection of poems, Old Stranger, was published by Alice

James Books in 2024. Her previous work includes Cold River, Blue Hanuman, and My Body: New and Selected Poems, recipient of the Publishing  Triangle’s Audre Lorde Award. Joan co-founded Out & Out Books during the 1970s surge in feminist publishing and co-edited the groundbreaking anthologies Amazon Poetry and Gay and Lesbian Poetry in Our Time, among others. A lifelong teacher, she lives in Northern New Jersey.

 

ChrisSound Meditation With Johnny Scifo

Wednesday Feb 4th, 2026 at 6:30 PM

Johnny is an E-RYT-500 advanced certified yoga and meditation teacher and has been a devoted yogi for nearly two decades. Trained in diverse healing modalities, his energy practices and multi-instrumental sound healing invoke powerful experiences for his students. A mixture of modern science, ancient wisdom, and raw love, Johnny is a living example of the internal power we each possess for positive change and the ability to fulfill one’s dreams and dharma. He has led thousands of students through yoga festivals, retreats, and sharing his take on meditation, music, and neuroscience with educators in both academia and spiritual circles, including Lululemon, Kripalu, the Rubin Museum, Ramapo College, and SUNY New Paltz. He is an active contributor to Insight Timer, inspiring over one million meditations worldwide with his healing music and wholistic approach to modern living.

 

SciFi/Fantasy Book Club

Sunday Feb 8th, 2026 at 4:00 PM

To participate in our discussion of How to Defeat a Demon King by Andrew Rowe, you must purchase the novel at Big Red Books where you will receive a 15% discount. Everyone is welcome, whether you’ve finished the book or not. Feel free to bring a snack or beverage to the meeting.

 

Open Mic with Featured Poet Christine Potter

Wednesday Feb 18th, 2026  at 6:30 PM

Christine Potter has taught English and creative writing in the Clarkstown Schools, made church music, and cooked for a living. These days she’s the poetry editor of Eclectica magazine, and a poet whose work has appeared in Rattle, The McNeese Review, Tar River Poetry, ONE ART, Grain, Booth, Autumn Sky Poetry Daily, and many other literary publications. She writes a monthly column about local poets for the Rockland County Business Journal. Her time traveling young adult series, The Bean Books, is on Evernight Teen, and her last full-length collection of poetry, Unforgetting, is published by Kelsay Books. She lives locally with her husband and her indulged cat Bella. Her house is haunted.

 

Upcoming Events at Sparkle Bookstore

The Sparkle Bookstore, a new independent bookshop at 642 Main St., Sparkill, NY, 10976, will be hosting several community events in the next few weeks of the fall. This release highlights upcoming November events. See the  full schedule at https://sparklebooks.store/events.

Wednesday February 4, 2026 at 4:00 PM

Children’s “Playshop” with Victoria Oltarsh CLASS

A writing workshop for 3rd-6th graders, taught by award-winning author Victoria Oltarsh. Victoria will guide children in how to create their own original stories and begin a first draft of their book. We will explore settings, book categories, plot points, character development, how to write dialogue, and story arcs.

This is a 4-class series that includes a showcase presentation of the children’s work with a table read.

Purchase of Victoria’s book The Boy and the Secret of the Stars is optional with registration. But why not reserve one? Pick up at The Sparkle.

Class meets 4-5pm on Wednesdays, February 4, 11, 18

NO CLASS on Wednesday Feb. 25

Wednesday March 4 Class will be followed by a showcase and table read

 

Saturday February 14, 2026 at 2:00 PM

Valentineʻs Day with Local Romance Authors

Stop by today and you’ll be greeted by Tee O’Fallon from 2-4pm, Emma Aiseman from 3-5pm! Tee and Emma will introduce you to their favorites from our inventory as well as their own books.

You will also receive complimentary chocolate and a rose with your purchase.

 

Sunday February 15, 2026 at 2:00 PM

Reading and signing with Christina Treviño

A sweet weekend continues with El Rancho Chocolaté — the unique spelling should trigger your sense of adventure and mystery! Enjoy a hot cocoa and a great story. For story lovers aged 5 and up.

Step into the charming, dusty world of 1950s South Texas. Three inseparable sisters and their cousin discover an old, weathered family map. As their beloved Nana tells them a legendary cuento about a hidden treasure, the girls are convinced that the map will lead them to untold riches! As they follow the clues left by their ancestors, they discover that the greatest riches aren’t gold or jewels, but the love, laughter, and unbreakable bonds of their familia.

Books will be available for purchase in store.

Christina Treviño is from Defiance, Ohio, and found her way to children’s storytelling through a career in New York City’s fashion world. She writes her cuentos from her perspective as a successful Latine to encourage young readers to dream big!

 

 

Overtures – Tom Chapin Family Concert

In a career that spans six decades, 28 albums and three GRAMMY awards, Hudson Valley

Troubadour Tom Chapin has covered an incredible amount of creative ground. In addition to his work as a recording artist, concert performer, storyteller and activist, he’s performed on Broadway and worked extensively in television, radio and film.

Join us for a fabulous afternoon of music and song with this wonderful entertainer and gentleman.

Rockland Conservatory of Music, 45 South Main Street, Pearl River, NY 10965

 

Giving Back in Rockland

Food Bins

The County of Rockland, and the Towns of Clarkstown, Haverstraw, Orangetown, Ramapo and Stony Point also launched a countywide food drive. Please only donate nonperishable, unopened, and non expired items. Donation bins are available at the following locations:

 

Robert L. Yeager Health Center Building A Lobby

50 Sanatorium Road, Pomona

 

Allison-Parris County Office Building

11 New Hempstead Rd., New City

 

Clarkstown Town Hall

10 Maple Ave, New City, 2nd Floor Lobby

 

Haverstraw Town Hall

1 Rosman Road, Garnerville

 

Orangetown Town Hall

26 W. Orangeburg Rd., Orangeburg

 

Ramapo Town Hall

237 Route 59, Suffern/Airmont

 

Stony Point Town Hall

74 East Main Street, Stony Point

 

Rockland Community Against Hunger (RCAH)

Louis Kurtz Civic Center, 9 N. Main Street, Spring Valley

17 West Board Street, West Haverstraw

 

Nyack Food Cupboard

16 Jefferson St, Nyack

 

Catholic Charities Community

Services of Rockland

78 Hudson Ave, Haverstraw

 

Clover Stadium

1 Phil Tisi Way, Pomona

 

Clothes Bins

Going through your closet? As the weather gets colder, donate your old coats and jackets to those who are in need. Let’s give back to our neighbors as the holiday season nears.

 

Helping Hands for the Homeless of Rockland

Darden Center, Spring Valley, NY 10977

 

Nanuet Donation Box

Nanuet Mall S, Nanuet

 

People to People

121 W Nyack Rd STE 1, Nanuet

 

To make a monetary donation:

https://uwrc.org/food/

 

Sign up to volunteer:

https://www.rocklandhunger.org/get-involved/rocklandhunger.org/get-involved/

 

The ACOR Art4All Grant Program is dedicated to supporting Rockland County arts organizations and artists by funding projects that enrich the community through meaningful engagement and public access to the arts.

The 2026 grants will support community arts projects across Rockland County in numerous artistic disciplines, providing access to music for individuals with disabilities; printmaking workshops; intergenerational poetry and performance workshops; art installations; community weave projects; an after-school steel band program; a balafon quartet performance; and a jazz experience – expanding access to the arts for all. 

ACOR is extremely proud to collaborate with these artists and organizations, help them realize their artistic vision, and provide more access to the arts in Rockland County.

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