MONDAYS: 5:30 P.M YOGA. Classes are a combination of Bikram, Hatha & Vinyasa flow- all levels welcome. Mondays - $10/pp. Season passes also available. Classes will be held outdoors in the event field on the stage, in the mountains, with the trees, flowers, birds, sun, clouds, and breezes or by the pond weather permitting. We will move inside the Carriage House during inclement weather and winter months. We have extra mats so don't let that stop you. 8052 County Highway 18 Bloomville, 607-538-1235 info@turquoisebarn.com

WEDNESDAYS; 7-10PM: TRIVIA NIGHT. Come put your knowledge to the test every Wed. @ 7pm. Teams 1-7 people. Winning team gets 50% off the bill. Cara Vaughn as your hostess. Held at QUARTER MOON CAFE, Main St., Delhi until Shire Pub gets remodeled. Come support the Shire employees. www.theshiredelhi.com 607-746-8758

WEDNESDAYS; 7-9 PM: KNITTING GROUP. Welcoming all who knit, crochet, quilt, do needlepoint, tatting, crewel, embroidery, etc., of all levels, including those who would like to learn. We will offer help and encouragement while you work on your own projects. ! 607 652-5001 Stamford Village Library 117 Main St, Stamford, http://www.svlny.org/

WEDNESDAYS; 4PM: COMPUTER & INTERNET 101. Want to do more with your computer and the internet, but get frustrated and confused by it all? Learn in a friendly and non-technical setting so you can find information online, keep in touch with family and friends, write letters and emails, create spreadsheets, listen to music, send and receive pictures and videos, and play games. Bring your questions and problems! 607 652-5001 Stamford Village Library 117 Main St, Stamford, http://www.svlny.org/

THURDAY'S; 8:30PM: KARAOKE Every Thursday! Late Nite Happy Hour- 9-11pm. DJ Pat Del Rosario. Held at QUARTER MOON CAFE, Main St., Delhi until Shire Pub gets remodeled. Come support the Shire employees. 607-746-8758

THURSDAYS; 4-5 PM: TEEN SOCIAL AND STUDY GROUP. Young Adult study group focusing on socialization, studying, and creative idea sharing with possible monthly book discussions. Open to grades 6-9. 607 652-5001 Stamford Village Library 117 Main St, Stamford, http://www.svlny.org/

TUESDAYS; 10:30AM: TODDLER RHYME TIME. An interactive program featuring repetitive songs, finger plays, and motion. We read one short book and color pictures. Ages 0-3. Cannon Free Library, 40 Elm St, Delhi, 607-746-2662

SATURDAYS; Jam Session. Live music, table games and refreshments will be served. Bring your instrument or games or just come for a fun evening. Free admission. St. John's Episcopal Church, 134 1/2 Main St., Delhi.

SUNDAYS; 3PM: KNIT 'N STITCH MEETUP "ONLINE" Bushel's resident knitting expert Candice Egan leads a weekly knitting and stitchwork group on Sunday afternoons, 3 to 5 pm. If you’re new to knitting and want to learn how, Candice will set you up, and if you have knitting questions or ‘stuck’ projects, she will have answers and solutions for you! All needle and yarn workers invited to come and share and socialize. Join the sessions via ZOOM (this link will be live 5 minutes before the start time) Free (with a suggested donation of $5). If you’d like to donate to support this program, please do! Donate via PayPal or credit card Donate via Venmo (write “Knit ‘n Stitch” in the Notes section) Thank you for the support!

Thursday and Mondays;  Meditation Online from Bushel. These are challenging, anxiety-making times. Coming together in stillness, silence, and meditation can help us keep grounded, connected, and nourished. Bushel is hosting two weekly online meditation sessions that include guided meditation, group interaction, and support. New sitters and seasoned sitters are welcome.
Schedule:
Thursday mornings from 10:00–10:45am with Molly Yakusan Stevens
Monday evenings from 6:00–6:45pm with Laura Wood and Kristie Burnett
Join the sessions via ZOOM (this link will be live 5 minutes before each session’s start time)
Meditation sessions are free and open to all, but donations are welcome to support this program.
Donate via PayPal or credit card. Donate via Venmo (write “Meditation with Molly” in the Notes section) Thank you for the support!

TUESDAYS, 7PM: VIRTUAL CRAFT ALONG. Bring your favorite craft and join in via Zoho Meeting every Tuesday evening from 7-8PM as we craft together and chat. Take an hour each week to sit and relax with your favorite crafting activities and get to know people both far and wide! Event is hosted by Kristin White who owns and operates Chicken Librarian. Kristin teaches basic homesteading skills in and around NY State and hosts weekly events such as the craft along and facebook live demonstrations. You can find more information here: https://chickenlibrarian.com/wont-you-join-me
FREE MOVIE: SECOND SATURDAY OF MONTH. Movie 7pm Pot-Luck Supper 6pm. Bring a dish to pass and your own table service. We're sponsoring a once-a-month movie night for the whole community so that we all have a chance to get together, socialize, get out of the house, and have some fun. Each month we'll present an old classic film that everyone can enjoy. Admission is free. Refreshments will be offered as well. At the Hobart Community Center, Cornell Avenue, Hobart. For more info email movies@hobart-ny.com or call 607-437-7380 or 607-821-2932 http://www.hobart-ny.com/movienights

Mondays; Virtual MineCraft Club meets every Monday 3:00-4:00 for ages 8-17. Participants must sign-up to participate, have their own copy of MineCraft Education Edition, and access to Zoom. Participants will meet on Zoom at 3:00 for the private link to our world and their sign-ons. We will complete a learning objective and then have “free” build at the end. Make sure to call the Sidney Memorial Public Library today to sign-up, as there is limited spaces @607.563.1200

JULY 1; KIDSTOCK  If you are in the area over 4th of July weekend and with kids, then you don't want to miss KIDSTOCK! on July 1 from 11am to 4pm. This children’s event features live music by party brass band Brasskill and kindie rockers Rolie Polie Guacamole as well as a fabulous Bubble Circus with Doug Rougeux. Mike the Juggler will teach kids tricks of his trade and throw balls in the air. Additional children’s activities include free face painting, recycled fabric jewelry making, build-your-own-bubble wand, a native plant giveaway, an obstacle course, Carnival games and more.

Food and drinks will be for sale at the concession stand.

Performance program:
11:00 Mike the Juggler
11:30 Bubble Circus! w. Doug Rougeux
1:00 Brasskill
2:30 Rolie Polie Guacamole

West Kortright Centre, 49 W Kortright Church Road, East Meredith More Info: westkc.org

JULY 16:  32nd annual West Kortright Center Garden Tour in the East Meredith-Treadwell area. This popular self-guided tour is a beautiful journey along country roads to some of the most dazzling private gardens in the area. The gardens feature a wide range of landscape styles and conditions. Support a local non-profit arts organization while getting a rare insider look at how local garden enthusiasts have enhanced their outdoor environments. 

Pre-registration is required. Tickets are $30 and available at www.westkc.org until noon on Friday, July 14, or until sold out. Rain or shine; no dogs please. Registration is limited to forty people per thirty-minute starting time, between 11AM-1PM. Contact info@westkc.org or (607) 278-5454 with any questions. 

JULY 22; 7PM: Meredith Monk & John Hollenbeck Duet Behavior 2023. Currently on performance tour celebrating her 80th year, Meredith Monk will return to the WKC stage in July.

Duet Behavior 2023 is an intimate evening of Meredith Monk’s music as it has never been experienced. Through a conversational approach, long-time friends and colleagues Monk and Hollenbeck expand and improvise on pieces from across Monk’s 50+ year catalogue, combining her pioneering vocal magic with his inventive and masterful percussion to generate new arrangements of Monk’s iconic compositions.

Meredith Monk, voice, piano, jew’s harp John Hollenbeck, percussion. West Kortright Centre, 49 W Kortright Church Road, East Meredith More Info: westkc.org

OCTOBER 15 The Argus Quartet A string quartet with a strong focus on contemporary music. Coinciding with the weekend of chamber music in the Catskills organized by Stamford Friends of Music we are hosting a concert with the Argus Quartet. The string quartet October 2022 • GUIDE 83 has a strong focus on contemporary music, and has been exploring and commissioning a lot of repertoire from diverse communities, which they typically put in the context of traditional string quartet repertoire. Advance ticket purchase recommended as seating is limited. Location: West Kortright Centre, 49 W Kortright Church Road, East Meredith Time: 7 pm More Info: westkc.org

OCTOBER 16: Jordan Bak, viola & Ji Yung Lee, piano Award-winning Jamaican-American violist Jordan Bak is building an exciting international career as a trailblazing artist, and is frequently in demand as a concerto soloist, recitalist, chamber musician and educator. Pianist and singer Ji Yung Lee has made appearances at some of the world’s premiere venues and has also captivated audiences via numerous radio broadcasts. RESERVATIONS REQUIRED as church seating is very limited. E-mail: FOMAdmin@ friendsmusic.org or call 518 918 8003. Masks & social distancing required. By donation. Stamford United Methodist Church, 88 Main St, Stamford. 3-5 pm More Info: friendsmusic.org

OCTOBER 17:  Writer’s Evening Join us as local writers present new works in progress. Both seasoned and new writers are welcome to share and join in discussion following each reading. This is a positive and nurturing group providing constructive feedback while assisting fellow writers in their creative journeys. Admission to Writers’ Evening is free, however donations are gratefully accepted to support this event and other Roxbury Arts Group programming. Headwaters Art Center, 66 Main Street, Stamford 7-9 pm More Info: roxburyartsgroup.org

THROUGH OCTOBER 22 “Diaries of a Milking Boob; of Mothers and Mother Shockers” by Alejandra Castaneda A Stamford resident and new mother, artist Alejandra Castaneda, challenges the romantic notion of entering motherhood. Location: Roxbury Arts Group, 5025 Vega Mountain Rd, Roxbury Time: 11 am-5 pm More Info: roxburyartsgroup.org

OCTOBER 22: Adeem the Artist A seventh-generation Carolinian, a makeshift poet, singer-songwriter, storyteller, and bluecollar artist, Adeem Maria blends a homegrown affection for country music with the emotional ballyhoo of alternative folk in the early aughts, creating a unique brand of Americana. Roxbury Arts Group, 5025 Vega Mountain Rd, Roxbury  7:30 pm More Info: roxburyartsgroup.org

OCTOBER 29 Music on the Delaware presents: Acoustic Eidolon A blend of Celtic, Folk, World and Latin music featuring Joe Scott on the double neck guitjo and Hannah Alkire on cello. Walton Theatre, 30 Gardiner Place, Walton 7:30 pm More Info: musiconthedelaware.org

THROUGH OCTOBER 30 “Depth of Field”: Work by Jeremy Freedman “These photographs, from the series “Depth of Field,” were shot from films and television programs without any digital manipulation. They highlight how the language of filmmaking has created a distortion of sight: our eyes don’t see the way we are shown. “Depth of Field” isolates the background moments not usually intended to be seen or thought about by us. ” Location: 1053 Main Street Gallery, 1053 Main St, Fleischmanns Days & Hours: Friday and Saturday 11 am-5 pm; Sunday 12 pm-4 pm More Info: 1053maingallery.com

THROUGH DECEMBER 31 Delhi Farmers Market Stop by for your fresh produce and products straight from the farm! Location: American Legion Hall, 41 Page Avenue, Delhi Hours: Every Wednesday, 9am-2pm

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