Events in April 2024
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Friends of Rhinebeck Cemetery Board Meeting - Reading Room
Friends of Rhinebeck Cemetery Board Meeting - Reading Room
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April 1, 2024Rockin' Rooks Youth Chess at Morton (if school is closed, there is no club meeting)Rockin' Rooks Youth Chess at Morton (if school is closed, there is no club meeting)
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April 1, 2024TroupEnigma RehearsalsTroupEnigma Rehearsals
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April 1, 2024 -
Pollinator Patrol Club hikes of the Hyde Park Healthy Trails Walkabout (Hopeland Trail)
Pollinator Patrol Club hikes of the Hyde Park Healthy Trails Walkabout (Hopeland Trail)
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April 2, 2024Pollinator Patrol Club hikes of the Hyde Park Healthy Trails Walkabout
We will “hike through history” each week on Tuesdays at 4:15 pm. You will meet Candace Gallagher at the trail head to explore 12 different trails in Hyde Park. Each hike is approximately an hour and a half. There are more than 30 miles of beautiful trails where we will learn about the history of the area, immerse in nature, look for pollinators and other creatures, while earning a free sew-on patch.
More information about the trail system can be found at www.hydeparktrails.comThe hikes are guided but adults are responsible for their individual group and are required to follow these basic rules.
Guidelines on the Trail:
- Make sure you can see who brought you while hiking.
- No running and stay on the trail.
- Do not hike with sticks or bring items home.
- We follow all the rules of the park we are visiting.We recommend bringing water, bug spray, and sunscreen and a little snack. Weather appropriate clothing and proper footwear like sneakers or hiking boots are necessary. Dress in layers, prepared for cold or warm weather. Bring umbrellas or coats, and plan to hike no matter what the weather because that is part of the fun!
Pictures: We take photographs and share what we learn on the hikes with others. We would love to highlight your photos too. Send them or tag Staatsburg library, Morton library, and the Pollinator Patrol Club.
Can’t make the hikes? Pick up a copy of the trail map and Walkabout form at Morton and Staatsburg library. Follow #pollinatorpatrolclub or Facebook info for the libraries - an overview of each hike every week will be posted so you can look for the things we saw. Hike each trail when you can and keep track on your form. Share what you see and learn with us!
Backpacks are also available for you to take out and use from Morton and Staatsburg libraries. There is information and tools available in each to learn about pollinators, birdwatching, geology, and more. They will enhance your hiking experience!
REGISTRATION REQUESTED:
call 845-876-2903 or email sandy[at]mortonrhinecliff.org4:15 PM
Meet at the trailhead rain or shineTroupEnigma RehearsalsTroupEnigma Rehearsals
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April 2, 2024 -
Morton Knit n' KnatterChorus
Chorus
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April 3, 2024 -
SNOW DAY - NO CLASS HomeSchool MakerSpace
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Art Opening: Lauren Nelson
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TroupEnigma Rehearsals
TroupEnigma Rehearsals
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April 6, 2024 -
Yoga at Morton
Yoga at Morton
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April 7, 2024TroupEnigma RehearsalsTroupEnigma Rehearsals
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April 7, 2024 -
TroupEnigma Rehearsals
TroupEnigma Rehearsals
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April 8, 2024 -
Elementary MakerSpacePollinator Patrol Club hikes of the Hyde Park Healthy Trails Walkabout (Mills-Norrie River Trail)
Pollinator Patrol Club hikes of the Hyde Park Healthy Trails Walkabout (Mills-Norrie River Trail)
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April 9, 2024Pollinator Patrol Club hikes of the Hyde Park Healthy Trails Walkabout
We will “hike through history” each week on Tuesdays at 4:15 pm. You will meet Candace Gallagher at the trail head to explore 12 different trails in Hyde Park. Each hike is approximately an hour and a half. There are more than 30 miles of beautiful trails where we will learn about the history of the area, immerse in nature, look for pollinators and other creatures, while earning a free sew-on patch.
More information about the trail system can be found at www.hydeparktrails.comThe hikes are guided but adults are responsible for their individual group and are required to follow these basic rules.
Guidelines on the Trail:
- Make sure you can see who brought you while hiking.
- No running and stay on the trail.
- Do not hike with sticks or bring items home.
- We follow all the rules of the park we are visiting.We recommend bringing water, bug spray, and sunscreen and a little snack. Weather appropriate clothing and proper footwear like sneakers or hiking boots are necessary. Dress in layers, prepared for cold or warm weather. Bring umbrellas or coats, and plan to hike no matter what the weather because that is part of the fun!
Pictures: We take photographs and share what we learn on the hikes with others. We would love to highlight your photos too. Send them or tag Staatsburg library, Morton library, and the Pollinator Patrol Club.
Can’t make the hikes? Pick up a copy of the trail map and Walkabout form at Morton and Staatsburg library. Follow #pollinatorpatrolclub or Facebook info for the libraries - an overview of each hike every week will be posted so you can look for the things we saw. Hike each trail when you can and keep track on your form. Share what you see and learn with us!
Backpacks are also available for you to take out and use from Morton and Staatsburg libraries. There is information and tools available in each to learn about pollinators, birdwatching, geology, and more. They will enhance your hiking experience!
REGISTRATION REQUESTED:
call 845-876-2903 or email sandy[at]mortonrhinecliff.org4:15 PM
Meet at the trailhead rain or shine -
Chorus
Chorus
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April 10, 2024 -
HomeSchool MakerSpaceConcert with Elizabeth LaPrelle and Brian Dolphin
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RadioFreeRhinecliff - Live Taping in Conversation with Jonathan Burkhart
RadioFreeRhinecliff - Live Taping in Conversation with Jonathan Burkhart
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April 12, 2024 -
Private Party
Private Party
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April 13, 2024 -
Yoga at Morton
Yoga at Morton
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April 14, 2024 -
Rockin' Rooks Youth Chess at Morton (if school is closed, there is no club meeting)
Rockin' Rooks Youth Chess at Morton (if school is closed, there is no club meeting)
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April 15, 2024 -
Elementary MakerSpacePollinator Patrol Club hikes of the Hyde Park Healthy Trails Walkabout (Mills-Norrie Blue Trail)
Pollinator Patrol Club hikes of the Hyde Park Healthy Trails Walkabout (Mills-Norrie Blue Trail)
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April 16, 2024Pollinator Patrol Club hikes of the Hyde Park Healthy Trails Walkabout
We will “hike through history” each week on Tuesdays at 4:15 pm. You will meet Candace Gallagher at the trail head to explore 12 different trails in Hyde Park. Each hike is approximately an hour and a half. There are more than 30 miles of beautiful trails where we will learn about the history of the area, immerse in nature, look for pollinators and other creatures, while earning a free sew-on patch.
More information about the trail system can be found at www.hydeparktrails.comThe hikes are guided but adults are responsible for their individual group and are required to follow these basic rules.
Guidelines on the Trail:
- Make sure you can see who brought you while hiking.
- No running and stay on the trail.
- Do not hike with sticks or bring items home.
- We follow all the rules of the park we are visiting.We recommend bringing water, bug spray, and sunscreen and a little snack. Weather appropriate clothing and proper footwear like sneakers or hiking boots are necessary. Dress in layers, prepared for cold or warm weather. Bring umbrellas or coats, and plan to hike no matter what the weather because that is part of the fun!
Pictures: We take photographs and share what we learn on the hikes with others. We would love to highlight your photos too. Send them or tag Staatsburg library, Morton library, and the Pollinator Patrol Club.
Can’t make the hikes? Pick up a copy of the trail map and Walkabout form at Morton and Staatsburg library. Follow #pollinatorpatrolclub or Facebook info for the libraries - an overview of each hike every week will be posted so you can look for the things we saw. Hike each trail when you can and keep track on your form. Share what you see and learn with us!
Backpacks are also available for you to take out and use from Morton and Staatsburg libraries. There is information and tools available in each to learn about pollinators, birdwatching, geology, and more. They will enhance your hiking experience!
REGISTRATION REQUESTED:
call 845-876-2903 or email sandy[at]mortonrhinecliff.org4:15 PM
Meet at the trailhead rain or shine -
Morton Knit n' KnatterChorus
Chorus
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April 17, 2024 -
HomeSchool MakerSpaceAuthor event - Robert Gram
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Richard's Rhinecliff Acoustic Show at the Library
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Yoga at Morton
Yoga at Morton
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April 21, 2024Adult MakerSpace Pop-UpAdult MakerSpace Pop-Up
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April 21, 2024 -
Rockin' Rooks Youth Chess at Morton (if school is closed, there is no club meeting)
Rockin' Rooks Youth Chess at Morton (if school is closed, there is no club meeting)
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April 22, 2024 -
Elementary MakerSpacePollinator Patrol Club hikes of the Hyde Park Healthy Trails Walkabout (Dominican Overlook Trail)
Pollinator Patrol Club hikes of the Hyde Park Healthy Trails Walkabout (Dominican Overlook Trail)
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April 23, 2024Pollinator Patrol Club hikes of the Hyde Park Healthy Trails Walkabout
We will “hike through history” each week on Tuesdays at 4:15 pm. You will meet Candace Gallagher at the trail head to explore 12 different trails in Hyde Park. Each hike is approximately an hour and a half. There are more than 30 miles of beautiful trails where we will learn about the history of the area, immerse in nature, look for pollinators and other creatures, while earning a free sew-on patch.
More information about the trail system can be found at www.hydeparktrails.comThe hikes are guided but adults are responsible for their individual group and are required to follow these basic rules.
Guidelines on the Trail:
- Make sure you can see who brought you while hiking.
- No running and stay on the trail.
- Do not hike with sticks or bring items home.
- We follow all the rules of the park we are visiting.We recommend bringing water, bug spray, and sunscreen and a little snack. Weather appropriate clothing and proper footwear like sneakers or hiking boots are necessary. Dress in layers, prepared for cold or warm weather. Bring umbrellas or coats, and plan to hike no matter what the weather because that is part of the fun!
Pictures: We take photographs and share what we learn on the hikes with others. We would love to highlight your photos too. Send them or tag Staatsburg library, Morton library, and the Pollinator Patrol Club.
Can’t make the hikes? Pick up a copy of the trail map and Walkabout form at Morton and Staatsburg library. Follow #pollinatorpatrolclub or Facebook info for the libraries - an overview of each hike every week will be posted so you can look for the things we saw. Hike each trail when you can and keep track on your form. Share what you see and learn with us!
Backpacks are also available for you to take out and use from Morton and Staatsburg libraries. There is information and tools available in each to learn about pollinators, birdwatching, geology, and more. They will enhance your hiking experience!
REGISTRATION REQUESTED:
call 845-876-2903 or email sandy[at]mortonrhinecliff.org4:15 PM
Meet at the trailhead rain or shine -
Chorus
Chorus
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April 24, 2024 -
HomeSchool MakerSpaceRhinecliff Community Meeting - Utilities and Parking Issues
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Earth Day at Starr Park
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Yoga at Morton
Yoga at Morton
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April 28, 2024MHCGS Concert: Music of Latin America -
Rockin' Rooks Youth Chess at Morton (if school is closed, there is no club meeting)
Rockin' Rooks Youth Chess at Morton (if school is closed, there is no club meeting)
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April 29, 2024 -
Elementary MakerSpacePollinator Patrol Club hikes of the Hyde Park Healthy Trails Walkabout (Vanderbilt Loop)
Pollinator Patrol Club hikes of the Hyde Park Healthy Trails Walkabout (Vanderbilt Loop)
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April 30, 2024Pollinator Patrol Club hikes of the Hyde Park Healthy Trails Walkabout
We will “hike through history” each week on Tuesdays at 4:15 pm. You will meet Candace Gallagher at the trail head to explore 12 different trails in Hyde Park. Each hike is approximately an hour and a half. There are more than 30 miles of beautiful trails where we will learn about the history of the area, immerse in nature, look for pollinators and other creatures, while earning a free sew-on patch.
More information about the trail system can be found at www.hydeparktrails.comThe hikes are guided but adults are responsible for their individual group and are required to follow these basic rules.
Guidelines on the Trail:
- Make sure you can see who brought you while hiking.
- No running and stay on the trail.
- Do not hike with sticks or bring items home.
- We follow all the rules of the park we are visiting.We recommend bringing water, bug spray, and sunscreen and a little snack. Weather appropriate clothing and proper footwear like sneakers or hiking boots are necessary. Dress in layers, prepared for cold or warm weather. Bring umbrellas or coats, and plan to hike no matter what the weather because that is part of the fun!
Pictures: We take photographs and share what we learn on the hikes with others. We would love to highlight your photos too. Send them or tag Staatsburg library, Morton library, and the Pollinator Patrol Club.
Can’t make the hikes? Pick up a copy of the trail map and Walkabout form at Morton and Staatsburg library. Follow #pollinatorpatrolclub or Facebook info for the libraries - an overview of each hike every week will be posted so you can look for the things we saw. Hike each trail when you can and keep track on your form. Share what you see and learn with us!
Backpacks are also available for you to take out and use from Morton and Staatsburg libraries. There is information and tools available in each to learn about pollinators, birdwatching, geology, and more. They will enhance your hiking experience!
REGISTRATION REQUESTED:
call 845-876-2903 or email sandy[at]mortonrhinecliff.org4:15 PM
Meet at the trailhead rain or shine
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