Rockefeller Hall 300, 124 Raymond Ave, Poughkeepsie, NY, 12604

Kelly Yang is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of over 15 books for children, young adults and adults, including the Front Desk series (Front Desk, Three Keys, Room to Dream, Key Player, Top Story, Chef’s Secret, and the Front Desk Graphic Novel), New From Here, Finally Seen, Finally Heard, Parachutes, Private Label, The Take, Yes We Will: Asian Americans Who Shaped This Country and Little Bird Laila. She will speak on how she overcame poverty and language barriers as a young immigrant child to become an internationally best-selling and award-winning author.
With over 2 million copies sold to date, the Front Desk series has changed the landscape of children’s literature. Based on Kelly’s childhood experience living and working in a motel as a first-generation immigrant child from China, the Front Desk series authentically describes the immigrant experience through its heart-warming, spunky protagonist, 10-year-old Mia Tang. Named “one of the best books of the 21st century,” by Kirkus Reviews, Front Desk has won many of the most prestigious awards in literature, including the 2019 Asian Pacific American Award for Literature, the 2024 Strega Prize for Literature in Italy, the Parents' Choice Gold Medal, the 2019 Global Read Aloud, and many other honors. Kelly will talk about her writing journey and how she incorporates timely themes of immigration, identity, socioeconomic struggles, and technology into the books she writes.
This is an endowed Louise Seaman Bechtel (1915) Lecture.
This event is sponsored by the <a href="https://www.vassar.edu/internationalstudies" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">International Studies</a> Program, the <a href="https://www.vassar.edu/asian-studies" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Asian Studies</a> Program, &nbsp;the Departments of <a href="https://www.vassar.edu/education" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Education</a> and <a href="https://www.vassar.edu/english" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">English</a>, and the Office of the <a href="https://offices.vassar.edu/dean-of-the-faculty/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Dean of the Faculty</a>.
The event is free and open to the public.

Local Event: Kelly Yang Shares Her Journey to Becoming a New York Times Bestselling Author

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Kelly Yang Shares Her Journey to Becoming a New...

Kelly Yang is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of over 15 books for children, young adults and adults, including the...

Kelly Yang Shares Her Journey to Becoming a New York Times Bestselling Author

Online (Zoom)

The Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley will convene regional history, cultural, and civic organizations for a timely conversation on engaging the next generation, as we approach America250, the anniversary of the United States. Gen Z (ages 18–30) isn’t a future audience—they’re engaging with history and civic life today.&nbsp;

Join Caroline Klibanoff, executive director of Made By Us, for a practical and engaging session on how to better understand and connect with Gen Z. Participants will understand what motivates younger generations, how they engage with history today and how authentic engagement can strengthen institutional relevance — ensuring we build lasting relationships with the generation that will carry this history forward.&nbsp;

For more information or to register for the event, visit: <a href="https://communityfoundationshv.org/events/a-regional-conversation-hosted-by-the-community-foundations-of-the-hudson-valley-gen-z-101-connect-engage-and-inspire-young-audiences-in-the-hudson-valley/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://communityfoundationshv.org/events/a-regional-conversation-hosted-by-the-community-foundations-of-the-hudson-valley-gen-z-101-connect-engage-and-inspire-young-audiences-in-the-hudson-valley</a>

Local Event: Gen Z 101: Connect, Engage, and Inspire Young Audiences in the Hudson Valley

Gen Z 101: Connect, Engage, and Inspire Young...

The Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley will convene regional history, cultural, and civic organizations for a timely...

Gen Z 101: Connect, Engage, and Inspire Young Audiences in the Hudson Valley

Celebrate the launch of The Julie Novak Storytelling Club!
 Calling all curious, brave humans who are ready to connect, expand, and have a raucous good time. Absolutely no experience necessary. Expect music, delicious food, storytelling performances, moments to write and share — no pressure — and room for all to listen.
Inspired by the big, bold spirit of our beloved late co-founder, Julie Novak, all of us at TMI Project invite you to step out of this crazy world and into an alternate universe where magic exists and we remember that being human is a shared experience.

If you’ve ever been in a room with Julie, you know the enthusiasm was palpable. The way she looked at you made you feel famous. She made everything feel like something to celebrate. This is the spirit behind The Julie Novak Storytelling Club. Come be part of what she started.
 May 6 · 7-9 PM EST
Senate Garage, 4 North Front Street, Kingston, NY
Free to attend — suggested donation $25
Theme: Freedom
Wear your favorite club merch, or anything pink or black!
 For detailed information, visit: <a href="https://tmiproject.org/club/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">tmiproject.org/club/</a>

Local Event: The Julie Novak Storytelling Club Launch Party 

The Julie Novak Storytelling Club Launch Party 

Celebrate the launch of The Julie Novak Storytelling Club!
 Calling all curious, brave humans who are ready to connect, expand,...

Hudson River Maritime Museum

This May, acclaimed historian and filmmaker Stephen Blauweiss headlines a dynamic three-part lecture series that invites audiences to explore the rich, surprising, and often overlooked stories of the Kingston Rondout. Blending meticulously restored historic imagery, engaging storytelling, and multimedia presentations, the series offers a fresh and entertaining perspective on regional and cultural history. Designed for both longtime residents and curious newcomers, each event delivers an immersive experience—far from a traditional classroom lecture—complete with compelling visuals, little-known anecdotes, and opportunities for audience interaction. Join historian Stephen Blauweiss in person for a multimedia presentation and virtual walk through the old neighborhood of Rondout before 600 structures were torn down. There will be many “Then &amp; Now" comparisons featuring a vast array of quality, historic images that Blauweiss has impeccably restored, including many of Kingston Point Amusement Park in its heyday.The presentation will be chock full of lesser-known anecdotes that will delight and inform. Whether you're a native or a newcomer, you'll be surprised how much there is to discover—this is not your 8th grade history class! There will also be time for Q&amp;A at the end. Stephen Blauweiss is an historian with over 30 years experience as an independent filmmaker and&nbsp;produces work on a wide variety of subjects, from art and education to social and environmental issues. He has produced over 75 short films, including three features. Twenty of his short films about artists have aired on American Public Television and have been screened in museums and festivals across the U.S., Europe and Canada, including the New York State Museum, Mass Moca, the Albany Institute of History &amp; Art, and the Dorsky Museum of Art.

Local Event: Rondout (Re) Visited Multimedia Presentation & Lecture with Stephen Blauweiss

Rondout (Re) Visited Multimedia Presentation &...

This May, acclaimed historian and filmmaker Stephen Blauweiss headlines a dynamic three-part lecture series that invites...

Rondout (Re) Visited Multimedia Presentation & Lecture with Stephen Blauweiss

Join the Woodstock Film Festival for an energizing evening of networking and idea-sharing – plus insights from featured filmmakers as they speak about their craft and creative process.
In partnership with the Jacob Burns Film Center, we’re excited to present the next edition of our WFF Filmmaker MeetUp series—this time spotlighting SHORTS. WFF’s shorts program is Oscar®-qualifying, making it a great platform to explore and celebrate short-form storytelling.
Featuring Oscar®-nominated documentarian Geeta Gandbhir, alongside the “King of Indie Animation,” Bill Plympton and WFF Ultra Indie Award winner Harris Doran. The program will include screenings followed by a talkback with the filmmakers.

Local Event:  WFF Filmmaker MeetUp: Short Cuts

 WFF Filmmaker MeetUp: Short Cuts

Join the Woodstock Film Festival for an energizing evening of networking and idea-sharing – plus insights from featured...

Jacob Burns Film Center - 364 Manville Road, Pleasantville, NY, 10570

Join the Woodstock Film Festival for an energizing evening of networking and idea-sharing – plus insights from featured filmmakers as they speak about their craft and creative process.
In partnership with the <a target="_blank" href="https://burnsfilmcenter.org/" rel="nofollow noopener">Jacob Burns Film Center</a>, we’re excited to present the next edition of our WFF Filmmaker MeetUp series—this time spotlighting SHORTS. WFF’s shorts program is Oscar®-qualifying, making it a great platform to explore and celebrate short-form storytelling.
Featuring Oscar®-nominated documentarian Geeta Gandbhir, alongside the “King of Indie Animation,” Bill Plympton and WFF Ultra Indie Award winner Harris Doran. The program will include screenings followed by a talkback with the filmmakers.
After the discussion, continue the conversation at a networking reception in the Take 3 Wine Bar &amp; Cafe located on the top floor. &nbsp;Meet WFF Shorts Programmers to learn more about the submissions process as well as other ways to get involved.<a href="https://woodstockfilmfestival.org/events/2026/shortcuts-meet-up-jbfc" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">WFF Filmmaker MeetUp: Short Cuts — Woodstock Film Festival</a>

Local Event: Woodstock Film Festival Filmmaker MeetUp: Short Cuts

Woodstock Film Festival Filmmaker MeetUp: Short...

Woodstock Film Festival Filmmaker MeetUp: Short Cuts

The Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley, as part of its nonprofit capacity-building series, has partnered with L. Danielle Cylich, president of the Neighborhood Preservation Center, and Craig S. Ruoff, executive vice president at Colliers for a conversation on how nonprofits should be navigating property leases in a shifting marketplace. From supporting internal growth with a property expansion to managing your current space, industry experts will share insights and guidance on the best path forward. Participants will walk away with valuable takeaways on strategic real estate decisions that align with your nonprofit's future goals and how it can support long-term success. For more information or to register for the event, visit: <a href="https://communityfoundationshv.org/events/real-estate-strategy-and-structure-for-nonprofits/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://communityfoundationshv.org/events/real-estate-strategy-and-structure-for-nonprofits/</a>

Local Event: Real Estate Strategy for Nonprofits

Real Estate Strategy for Nonprofits

The Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley, as part of its nonprofit capacity-building series, has partnered with L....

Join the Hudson River Maritime Museum and Half Moon Cafe for Brunch Aboard Solaris! Food and drink are included in the ticket price for this cruise. Entrance to the museum after brunch is included as well!

Enjoy light, hand-held, brunch treats and scenic Hudson Valley views as you cruise along the water aboard Solaris, our quiet, 100% solar-powered vessel.
Brunch offerings are made fresh by local Half Moon Cafe, and include coffee, a variety of sweet and savory pastries, charcuterie style cheese, meat, and fruit spreads, and fresh baked mini baguettes.

Local Event: Mother's Day Brunch Aboard the Solaris

Mother's Day Brunch Aboard the Solaris

Join the Hudson River Maritime Museum and Half Moon Cafe for Brunch Aboard Solaris!  Food and drink are included in the ticket...

Windrose on Hudson

Join us for Windrose's first Mother's Day Brunch, featuring a seasonal menu curated by our talented culinary team, an arts &amp; crafts festival, and a complimentary rose and glass of champagne (or mimosa) for Mom. The brunch is $89 per adult, $45 per child, with no charge for children under 4. The&nbsp;Hudson River Spring Arts Festival, with 50+ local fine art &amp; artisan vendors, will also be open to the public and free Mother's Day card making for kids on Saturday, May 9, and Sunday, May 10, from 10 AM - 5 PM each day.

Local Event: Windrose on Hudson Mother's Day Brunch

Windrose on Hudson Mother's Day Brunch

Join us for Windrose's first Mother's Day Brunch, featuring a seasonal menu curated by our talented culinary team, an arts &...

The Hudson Valley is known for its rich diversity of temperate plant species. Many of these plants are edible and have fed the region’s human inhabitants for millennia. At this event, Wild Hudson Valley co-founders Anna Plattner and Justin Wexler will describe the many ways in which they bridge the past with the present by introducing the region’s residents and visitors to these wild foods, which are so much more than just an edible or ecological part of the landscape. From classes on Northeastern Native land stewardship, to guided foraging walks and even a wild food CSA, the couple will discuss the many ways in which they open the region’s eyes (and tastebuds!) to Hudson Valley nature and history. Anna Plattner and Justin Wexler run Wild Hudson Valley, a forest farm and educational organization based in the Catskill Mountains and Hudson Valley. They grow wild-simulated ginseng, shiitake mushrooms, and steward a wide variety of wild plants and mushrooms. Anna and Justin regularly host workshops and consultations focused on Hudson Valley history, wild foods, forest farming, and land stewardship practices. Anna Plattner received her BS from Cornell University, where she majored in Natural Resources. Over the last two decades, she has overseen multiple large-scale agroforestry operations. Justin Wexler holds a BA in History and Anthropology from Marlboro College and a Master of Arts in Teaching and Professional Certificate in Environmental Policy from Bard College. An ethnoecologist, Justin has spent his career either outdoors or deep in archival and ethnographic research to better understand the history, culture, and land management practices of the Native Peoples of the Hudson and Delaware Valleys

Local Event: Connecting to History Through Wild Foods with Wild Hudson Valley

Connecting to History Through Wild Foods with...

The Hudson Valley is known for its rich diversity of temperate plant species. Many of these plants are edible and have fed the...

Connecting to History Through Wild Foods with Wild Hudson Valley

&nbsp;Dutch history can be elusive – it’s rarely taught in our schools and with so many disparate parts it often follows a meandering, convoluted path and connections are obscured. Historian/filmmaker Stephen Blauweiss brings this history to life in a fun and engaging way, using a vast array of quality images, maps, and timelines. What was once opaque becomes clear and understandable as the stories unfold and connect on multiple levels. Part 2 of 3 part series with historian Stephen Blauweiss. Stephen has over 30 years experience as an independent filmmaker and&nbsp;produces work on a wide variety of subjects, from art and education to social and environmental issues. He has produced over 75 short films, including three features. Twenty of his short films about artists have aired on American Public Television and have been screened in museums and festivals across the U.S., Europe and Canada, including the New York State Museum, Mass Moca, the Albany Institute of History &amp; Art, and the Dorsky Museum of Art. Registration for all lecture found here:&nbsp;https://bit.ly/4exKng6

Local Event: The Dutch & Their New York Legacy Lecture with Stephen Blauweiss 

The Dutch & Their New York Legacy Lecture with...

 Dutch history can be elusive – it’s rarely taught in our schools and with so many disparate parts it often follows a...

The Dutch & Their New York Legacy Lecture with Stephen Blauweiss 

This six-session class (18 hours total) is designed for youth ages 13 - 17 who are either new to dinghy sailing or who would like additional opportunities to get out on the water, make new friends from different communities, and learn more about sailing.&nbsp; Spring Session: Orientation: Thursday, May 14 5:00 to 6:30 pm. Classes will be Thursdays, 3:30 - 6:30 pm, May 21 &amp; 28; June 4, 11, 18 &amp; 25.
US Sailing-certified instructors will teach or review the basics of sailing in brief on-land chalk talks, creative land drills and on the water in our fleet of dinghy sailboats. &nbsp;Participants will practice various crew and skipper skills while working as teams with other students. Instructors will coach from nearby safety boats.
Register by May 13th
General Public: $375; Members at the Individual Level &amp; Above: $337.50.
Become a member and enjoy discounts and other benefits for as little as $5 per month or $40!

Local Event: High School Sailing Club - 6 Sessions Begin with Orientation

High School Sailing Club - 6 Sessions Begin...

This six-session class (18 hours total) is designed for youth ages 13 - 17 who are either new to dinghy sailing or who would...

High School Sailing Club - 6 Sessions Begin with Orientation

Beekman Library

Featuring 20,000 books! DVDs and CDs too! Credit cards accepted (over $5). Teachers, Veterans and First Responders entitled to 20% discount. All proceeds from sale go to Beekman Library.

Local Event: Friends of the Beekman Library Book Sale

Friends of the Beekman Library Book Sale

Featuring 20,000 books! DVDs and CDs too! Credit cards accepted (over $5). Teachers, Veterans and First Responders entitled to...

First Reformed Church

<a href="https://fishkillhistoricalsociety.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">The Fishkill Historical Society</a> hosts <a href="https://www.facebook.com/dramafromthepast" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Drama From The Past</a>&nbsp;for their performance&nbsp;of "In the Shadow of the Gallows: The Trial of Joshua Hett Smith"
Step into the tense world of Revolutionary New York with this live performance by Drama From The Past. This performance explores a pivotal local story connected to Fishkill’s role in the struggle for independence.
The Story • Set in October 1780 • In the month before, the treason of Benedict Arnold had been exposed, and Arnold is on the run. His accomplice, British Major John André, had been captured, tried, and hanged. Joshua Hett Smith, a civilian who is suspected of facilitating Arnold's rendezvous with André, was caught in Fishkill and is now on trial for his life. Was Smith aware of his role in Arnold's treachery, or was he an unwitting dupe? Will the Board of Inquiry, led by John Laurence, punish Smith and make an example of those who betray the cause for Independence, or will they give him the benefit of the doubt for following orders and show him mercy?
This performance features Drama From The Past's Sean Grady and Gary Petagine. This immersive historical play brings a high-stakes moment of the American Revolution to life. Tickets are available for $20 for Fishkill Historical Society members and $25 for non-members. Tickets are available on the event's <a href="https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/historical-drama-performance-in-the-shadow-of-the-gallows-the-trial-of-joshua-hett-smith" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Zeffy page</a>.
By attending, you support the Fishkill Historical Society’s work to share our revolutionary history through events like this one. Proceeds from this event will be used to continue the restoration of the Van Wyck Homestead Museum and to support additional educational programming.

Local Event: Historical Performance "In The Shadow Of The Gallows: The Trial Of Joshua Hett Smith"

Putnam County

Southeast-Brewster

Historical Performance "In The Shadow Of The...

The Fishkill Historical Society hosts Drama From The Past for their performance of "In the Shadow of the Gallows: The Trial of...

Historical Performance "In The Shadow Of The Gallows: The Trial Of Joshua Hett Smith"

Join filmmakers Gary Bohan Jr. and Stephen Blauweiss for an entertaining multimedia presentation that will include several completed segments from their feature documentary Sharkey &amp; His Pals. Sharkey was a sea lion with a sense of humor so uncanny and spontaneous, many considered him practically human. Trained in Kingston at a unique facility called Seal College, Sharkey starred on Broadway and worked with many entertainers and celebrities. His success resulted from the bond between him and his loving trainer, whose secret was showering Sharkey with kindness. This presentation will offer many surprises and laughs along with lots of show business history.

Local Event: Sharkey and His Pals! Multimedia Presentation with Stephen Blauweiss ​and Gary Bohan Jr.

Sharkey and His Pals! Multimedia Presentation...

Join filmmakers Gary Bohan Jr. and Stephen Blauweiss for an entertaining multimedia presentation that will include several...

Sharkey and His Pals! Multimedia Presentation with Stephen Blauweiss ​and Gary Bohan Jr.

Arts Society of Kingston

<h4> Fast and furious award-winning improv where your suggestions don't just shape the show, they are the show! </h4>



Hudson Valley Improv's National Touring Company hits the stage with another fast and furious show completely inspired by audience suggestion. HVI's signature style is fast, daring, and audience-fueled — your suggestions don't just shape the show, they are the show.

Local Event: Hudson Valley Improv: National Touring Company Show

Hudson Valley Improv: National Touring Company...

  Fast and furious award-winning improv where your suggestions don't just shape the show, they are the show! 



Hudson Valley...

Hudson Valley Improv: National Touring Company Show

The Powelton Club

Mount Saint Mary College will host its 46th Annual Invitational Golf and Tennis Tournament on Monday, June 1 at the historic Powelton Club in Newburgh, N.Y.
The event will honor two prominent regional leaders for their commitment to the Hudson Valley community: Anthony Campagiorni, Esq., Executive Vice President of Public Affairs at Central Hudson Gas and Electric Corp., and Jeffrey Crist, Owner and Operator of Crist Bros Orchards, Inc.
To register for the event, explore sponsorship opportunities, or donate to the scholarship fund, visit the tournament registration page at <a href="https://www.msmc.edu/golf" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.msmc.edu/golf</a>
All proceeds from the tournament will support Mount Saint Mary College scholarship funds. Scholarships provide critical financial assistance to academically talented students with financial need, ensuring the next generation of Knights can pursue their education and enter the regional workforce with confidence.
The tournament offers several ways for the community to participate throughout the day:
<ul>
 <li>Morning Golf: Check-in begins at 7:30 a.m. followed by an 8 a.m. shotgun start in a scramble format.</li>
 <li>Afternoon Golf: Check-in begins at 12:30 p.m. with a 1 p.m. shotgun start.</li>
 <li>Tennis Invitational: Players will check in at 11:30 a.m. for lunch, followed by tournament play on the club’s clay courts at 2 p.m. Tennis whites are required for all participants.</li>
</ul>
In addition to the athletic competitions, the event features a buffet lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and concludes with a celebratory evening reception from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Local Event: MSMC 46th Annual Invitational Golf and Tennis Tournament

MSMC 46th Annual Invitational Golf and Tennis...

Mount Saint Mary College will host its 46th Annual Invitational Golf and Tennis Tournament on Monday, June 1 at the historic...

MSMC 46th Annual Invitational Golf and Tennis Tournament

Join us this spring for a Woodworking Class at HRMM!&nbsp;Spots open now for: • Intro to Joinery: Make a Lidded Box • Sunflower Relief Woodcarving for Beginners • Build A Stool...and many more!&nbsp;See full schedule of classes here:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.hrmm.org/adult-classes.html?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAYnJpZBExcmNyVTdwdWZUdkVtODQ1MHNydGMGYXBwX2lkEDIyMjAzOTE3ODgyMDA4OTIAAR7GJU71khaSiMvzWc-WvmfOsMkxWrj2V1q3boy3GOO4BpvHh_FXqftHCYlt8Q_aem_tTERpRpI0irtI8YANPdiVQ" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.hrmm.org/adult-classes.html</a>

Local Event: May & June 2026 Woodworking School Adult Classes

May & June 2026 Woodworking School Adult Classes

Join us this spring for a Woodworking Class at HRMM! Spots open now for: • Intro to Joinery: Make a Lidded Box • Sunflower...

Jun. 4, 2026, 5:00 p.m.Location: Palmer Gallery
Emily Nomer finds aesthetic company in the Pattern &amp; Decoration artists of the 1970’s, amongst others. Most of the works are painted in acrylic, and geometry, repetition, and pattern are the basis of most compositions. Balance and proportion remain her guiding principles.
Malcolm Gladwell’s thesis from Outliers hypothesizes that it takes around 10,000 hours to achieve competence. In the case of Hudson Valley artist Emily Nomer, “it has taken me a long time to become competent at my artistic voice.” Emily describes her upcoming exhibition at Vassar’s Palmer Gallery as “an inward-looking pursuit…An Introspective”.
Sponsored by the <a href="https://offices.vassar.edu/campus-activities/palmer-gallery/?_gl=1*1exum7d*_ga*NjcyODg3MDQ0LjE3NTgxMzQ1Njk.*_ga_GK60KNYSK7*czE3NzY2OTQ0MzAkbzE1NiRnMCR0MTc3NjY5NDQzMCRqNjAkbDAkaDA.*_ga_2VMLM6WYG6*czE3NzY2OTQ0MzAkbzE1NCRnMCR0MTc3NjY5NDQzMCRqNjAkbDAkaDA." rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Palmer Gallery</a> and <a href="https://www.vassar.edu/alums" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Alums</a>.
This event is free and open to the public.

Local Event: Emily Nomer ’76: 10,000 Hours: An Introspective

Emily Nomer ’76: 10,000 Hours: An Introspective

Jun. 4, 2026, 5:00 p.m.Location: Palmer Gallery
Emily Nomer finds aesthetic company in the Pattern & Decoration artists of the...

The Links at Union Vale

2026 Anderson Golf Classic, Sponsored by Oldies 98.9
Open to golfers of all playing abilities; event sponsorships also available.&nbsp;
@The Links at Union Vale, 153 N. Parliman Road, Lagrangeville, NY 12540
Time: All Day
Cost: $300 per person; includes golf (shotgun start / scramble format), raffles, prizes, breakfast, lunch, cocktail hour, and awards dinner. Unlimited beverage cart&nbsp;and stations are included.&nbsp;All golfers will receive a golfer gift and favor bag.&nbsp;Inquire to explore available sponsorship opportunities.
More information: Call 845.889.9208; email: events@AndersonCares.org or visit andersoncenterforautism.org/golf.

Local Event: 2026 Anderson Golf Classic

2026 Anderson Golf Classic

2026 Anderson Golf Classic, Sponsored by Oldies 98.9
Open to golfers of all playing abilities; event sponsorships also...

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