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May 2019
Big Fish, Little Pond: Small-Town Social Media Marketing
Unless your small, local business is located in a large city, you’re probably not going to be getting millions of relevant followers on social media – and you want to make sure you’re reaching the right local people who will actually buy. We’ll discuss setting realistic expectations for social media followings and ROI, building a highly targeted local audience, and getting your brand out and known in your local area. Wednesday, May 29th 11 am - 12 pm HUDCO 145…
Find out more »June 2019
Young Designers Take Over Mead House!
The Dobbs Ferry Historical Society is presenting a "hands on, minds on" Family Workshop, led by the Dobbs Ferry-based educational venture, ArchForKids. Participants will explore the village's many notable buildings, including Mead House, home of the Historical Society. Working from photos, families will make a 3D model of the structure of their choice, guided by ArchForKids educators. Building fun for the entire family! Recommended for ages 5 and up, refreshments will be served. Children $5, adults $10. Purchase tickets in…
Find out more »Young Designers Take Over Mead House!
The Dobbs Ferry Historical Society is presenting a "hands on, minds on" Family Workshop, led by the Dobbs Ferry-based educational venture, ArchForKids. Participants will explore the village's many notable buildings, including Mead House, home of the Historical Society. Working from photos, families will make a 3D model of the structure of their choice, guided by ArchForKids educators. Building fun for the entire family! Recommended for ages 5 and up, refreshments will be served. Children $5, adults $10. Purchase tickets in…
Find out more »Rose Day At Lyndhurst
The Garden Club of Irvington and Lyndhurst invite you to Rose Day. There will be spectacular roses in bloom, gardening advice from our rose experts, fabulous entertainment, punch and home-baked cookies. Fun for the whole family. Bring your camera! Free admission.
Find out more »Irvington’s Legacies: Irvington as it was through the eyes of its people
Photo portraits and testaments from a dozen people who experienced life in the village in the 1940s and 1950s, along with a panel discussion with many of the subjects
Find out more »An Evening With Douglas Brinkley
Join us for an evening with best-selling author Douglas Brinkley as we launch the inaugural Bob Minzesheimer Author Series. Brinkely, in conversation with moderator Robert T. Garrett, Austin Bureau Chief of the Dallas Morning News, will be discussing his latest best-selling book American Moonshot: John F. Kennedy and the Great Space Race. Tickets for this event are $30, which includes a copy of the book. Funds raised will go to the Friends of the Ossining Library in support of future author events. To…
Find out more »Hope on the Hudson 2
For each threat the Hudson River has faced, there’s always been a proportional force working to protect it. A cast of characters ranging from sailors to farmers to citizen-scientists have emerged as new heroes, tirelessly defending ‘America’s First River.’ Join Jon Bowermaster, noted oceans expert, award-winning artist, author, filmmaker, and adventurer, as he talks about using cinematography to promote conservation of nature. This program will include a screening of three new films from Jon’s Hope on the Hudson series (www.hudsonriverstories.com): Source…
Find out more »October 2019
William Allen Jones’ “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” musical
William Allen Jones’ THE LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW is a new musical based on the classic tale by Washington Irving. The show premiered in October 2018 to much fanfare at the Historic Mishler Theatre in Central Pennsylvania. The result was sold-out houses, artistic acclaim and rousing applause. Now, the show is coming to the Hudson Valley to help celebrate the 200th anniversary of the original legend's publication, directed again by its creator and composer. The show is booked for a…
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