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Hudson Valley Ongoing Activities for TUESDAYS !
Orange County
Bear Mountain- Bear Mountain State Park, Open year-round. 8 am- sunset, Trailside Museums and Zoo
(open 10 am-4:30 pm, suggested donation $1, Closed Thanksgiving & Christmas), hiking, biking and cross-
country ski trails. An outdoor rink is open for PUBLIC ICE SKATING from late October to mid-March
(Pricing: ages 12 & up: $5; ages 4-11: $4; 3 & under: FREE; Non-skaters & Seniors: $2; Skate Rental: $4;
Skate Sharpening: $5). Merry-go-Round Schedule (9/5/17 - 3/31/17: Weekends & holidays only, 10 am -
5 pm, $1 per ride, children under 42 inches tall must be accompanied by an adult); The park also features
a large play field, picnic groves, lake and river fishing access (seasonal boating, paddle boats, re-opens
4/2018) and a pool (re-opens 6/2018). The Perkins Memorial Tower atop Bear Mountain affords spectacular
views of the park, the Hudson Highlands and Harriman State Park. Perkins Memorial Drive and Tower are
open from April to late November, weather permitting. Parking: $10 (no fee on weekdays 9/4/16-3/31/18),
Palisades Parkway or Route 9W North, Bear Mountain, NY 10911, 845-786-2701 ; (updated 11/2017)
Campbell Hall- The Budding Artist @ The Art Cottage of NY, 9:15-10:30 am & 12:30-1:45 pm, ages 3-6,
$60, 3020 State Route 207, 845-496-CRE8 (2738) ;
Chester- Indoor Playplace @ McDonald's, 6-12 am, for children 4'tall & under,
ages 3-12, RT 17M & 17, 845-469-2335 ;
Chester- Rock Ridge Alpacas, Call for hours for FREE tours*, Located on a ridge, literally of rock and
boulders, Wayne has carved out what can be described as an "Alpaca Park". Just enough rock remains
for the herdsires to play King of the Mountain while the others race across the bridge to open spaces.
Sunlight dappled fields offer grazing, as mothers contentedly bask in the warmth and watch the cria play.
Marsha watches over the herd, noting interactions, planning the next breeding, enjoying the games. Locals
come by to visit their favorites, sharing in the excitement of the latest births. Come join The Olivers at
Rock Ridge Alpacas and experience a great way of life! *Free tour of the alpaca farm with a herd of 37
includes educational information on alpacas and is very entertaining. Alpacas range in age from newborn
through mature adults. Weekday hours a definite possibility, so call for an appointment Groups welcome!
Visit the shop full of alpaca yarn, fiber & beautiful garments. email: email@example.com,
845-469-6196, 229 Gibson Hill Road, Chester, NY 10918 ; (updated 11/2017)
Chester- Kids & Tweens Aerial Skills @ Flexibility in Flight, Tuesdays, 4:30-5:45 pm, Just as it's described, an Aerial Flair, fun in the silks class for kids and tweens, and yes, also younger teens. 55 Main Street & 3 Center Street, GPS 55 Main Street, Chester, NY 10918, 845-545-5050, e-mail: email@example.com
Chester- Castle Family Fun Center, CLOSED MONDAYS & TUESDAYS UNTIL APRIL 2018 * EXCEPT FOR HOLIDAYS & SCHOOL'S OUT DATES: 12/26/17, 1/1/18, 1/15/18, 2/19/18, 3/26/18 & 3/27/18. 50,000 sq ft. indoor/outdoor family entertainment center ATTRACTIONS: Laser Tag: $6/$8.50; Roller Skating: $6-9; Roller skate rentals: $3.50; Roller blade rentals $4.50; Ballocity: $7.50/$9.50; Arcade games: $.65-$2.15; Laser Maze: $3.50-$5.50; Free Fall Ride: $4; Swing Ride: $4; Dragon Frenzy 360 Ride: $4; Bumper Cars: $5.50; Climbing Wall: $4; Go Karts (may be closed during the winter months and/or with inclement weather): $5.50/$6.50/$7.50; Driving Range: $6/$10/$14 & $2 club rental; Mini Golf (March-October): $6.75/$7.75; Batting Cage (March-October): $2/ 18 pitches. All attractions required the use of the "Castle Card". There is a $1 initial charge for new cards. Purchase any dollar amount to put on your card. We require a minimum $10 Castle Card to be purchased by any unaccompanied minor on Fridays and Saturdays starting at 6 pm..Castle Cards can be used at Jester's Restaurant & Pub except for gratuity. Visit link for information on special events, birthday parties, discounts, school trips & more. 109 Brookside Ave., Chester, NY 10918, 845-469-2116 ; (last updated 11/2017)
Cornwall- Irish Set Dancing @ the AOH Hall, 7 pm, $10, 10 Hibernian Way, 845-699-3051, firstname.lastname@example.com ;
Cuddebackville- D & H Canal Park, open every day from dawn to dusk, a 300-acre park
with a one mile section of the Delaware and Hudson Canal (1825-1898) and a number of
historic canal-era buildings, 26 Hoag Road, 845-754-8870, email: firstname.lastname@example.com ;
Florida- Toddler Drop-in & Play @ Capelli Sports Center, Tuesday-Friday*, WINTER 2018, 11 am-3 pm, $10/ caregiver, Calling all Moms, Dads, Grandmas, Grandpas, Nannies & babysitters looking for something to do
on a cold, wet fall/winter day with their little ones. Our toddler drop-in & play is full of fun with all types of
balls, ride on toys, parachutes, slides, scooters, tunnels, & lots of open space for running! Lunch room available
& Concession stand on site for snacks! PLEASE CALL PRIOR TO DROPPING IN, *Mondays are available
by appointment only for groups 15 or more- great day for Mom`s Groups! 1741 State Route 17A,
Florida, NY 10921, 845-651-0440, e-mail: email@example.com, http://orange.capellisportcenter.com/sports-programs/drop-play ; (updated 12/2017)
Florida- Irish Step Classes by the Sheahan-Gormley School of Irish Dance @ Sports, Fitness & Fun,
4:30-5:30 pm, for beginners & advanced beginners, 1743 State Rte 17A, 845-651-1000 ;
Goshen/ Monroe/ Chester- Heritage Trail, 11.5 Mile Linear Trail from Goshen to Monroe, Access Points/Parking: Chester Depot Museum, Village of Chester; St. James Place, Village of Goshen: Park and Ride Lot B, Village of Monroe., 845-615-3830, *Village of Chester – Chester Depot Museum off exit 126 on Route 17, * Village of Goshen – St. James Place off Exit 124 on Route 17, * Village of Monroe – Park & Ride lot B off exit 130 on Route 17 ;
Goshen- Kids/ Tweens Weekly Yoga @ Happy Buddha Yoga, Tuesdays, 4:15 pm, Ages 6-11, $10 for drop in
(class cards available), Using the lessons and insights yoga provides us we will create a SAFE, fun, supportive
& loving environment for children to learn and grow. We will explore certain aspects of yogic methods such
as the power of our breath and positive thinking, mindfulness, meditation, body awareness and voice
empowerment. Children will walk away with various "tools" & practices to help them navigate the many
struggles of adolescence. Benefits include: acquiring relaxation skills & coping mechanisms, increased
self-confidence, reduced feelings of anxiety, worry and stress, as well as an increased connection with
themselves and their surroundings-- overall developing more balanced. 2 North Church St., Goshen, NY
10924, Email: firstname.lastname@example.com, 845 313-0712, http://happybuddhayoga.com ; (updated 9/2017)
Goshen- Harness Racing Museum and Hall of Fame, 10 am-5 pm, Dedicated to comprehensive, active
and authoritative support and promotion of the Standardbred industry through documentation and
reservation of the history and traditions of this American-born sport, 240 Main St., 845-294-6330, Email: email@example.com; (last updated 9/2016)
Harriman- The Elk's Place, Indoor Playground, 11 am-9 pm, $18 for ages 4 & up, $15 under age 4, Wifi available,
95 Maher Lane, Harriman, New York 10926, 844-Elks-Place ALSO, CLICK LINK FOR "DROP & SHOP" INFO ;
Highland Mills- The Crafty Kids Club @ The Art Studio Woodbury, 4:45-5:45 pm, ages 5-8, $20/class,
Hands on unique and educational art workshop designed to enhance imagination. Activities involve
working with color, shapes, textures, collage and sculpture, 845-928-8823, 548 Rt. 32 ;
Highland Mills- Children's and Teen Art- Drawing, Painting, Mix medium @ The Art Studio Woodbury,
4:30-5:15 pm, ages 10+, $20/class, learn the basic elements of art such as line, shape, color, value,
form, texture and space, 845-928-8823, 548 Rt. 32 ;
Highland Mills- Creative Girls Group @ The Art Studio Woodbury, 6:15-7:15 pm, $120/6 weeks,
Looking for a place to use art materials, be creative and expressive while being with a group of
your peers? Than this is the group for you, 845-928-8823, 548 Rt. 32 ;
Highland Mills- Beginner Creative Crochet @ The Art Studio Woodbury, 7-8:30 pm, ages 14+, $132/6 weeks, Students will learn basic crochet stitches such as single, double, half double, triple as well as the V stitch,
puff stitch, shell stitch and granny square stitches. We make scarves, cowls, shrugs, hats, sweaters, beach
cover ups, fingerless gloves, and blankets. While learning to make traditional stitches, designing traditional
as well as comtemporary styles are encouraged, 845-928-8823, 548 Rt. 32 ;
Middletown- The Party Zone USA, Indoor Amusement Park & Arcade; Hours: Monday - Friday: 4- 8 pm,
Saturday: 11 am - 9 pm, Sunday: 11 am - 8 pm; Indoor Dragon Rollercoaster, Mechanical Bull Ride, Mozer
Spring Ride, Flying Bananas Ride, Large Bounce House Inflatables, Multiple Pool / Billard Tables & Huge
Arcade with 60 Video/Redemption/Riding Games; Click HERE for pricing; Click HERE for Birthday Party information; 360 Rt. 211E, 845-984-4366 ; (updated 3/2018)
Middletown/Town of Wallkill- Line dance class for beginners @ Washington Heights
Firehouse, 7 pm, $7, teens +, 10 Ohio Ave., email: email@example.com ;
Middletown- Build-A-Bear, 1 E Galleria Dr., Space B210, 845-695-1777, 10 am-9:30 pm ;
Middletown- Escape the Mystery Room @ Galleria at Crystal Run, STORE HOURS: Mon-Sat 10AM to 9PM,
Sunday 11AM to 6PM, $20/person, This is your chance to be a real-life detective. You and your team are in
a room for 45 minutes and you must find clues, solve puzzles and decipher hidden codes to Escape The
Mystery Room. 1 Galleria Drive Space A211, Middletown, NY 10941, 845-673-5177 ; (updated 2/2017)
Middletown- Kid's Night @ McDonalds, 5-7 pm, $1.99 Happy Meals, 113 Dolson Ave., 845-343-3301 ;
Middletown- Indoor Playplace @ McDonald's, 6-11 pm, for children 4'tall & under,
3-12, 113 Dolson Ave., 845-469-2335 ;
Middletown- Middletown Teen Center @ Michael G. Perkins Community Center, FREE, ages 11-18,
Middletown residents only, School year hours: Monday-Thursday 6- 9 pm; Friday & Saturday 8-11
pm. Summer hours: Monday & Wednesday 6- 9 pm, and Friday & Saturday 8-11 pm. A safe place for
teens to socialize and be able to play pool, ping pong, video games, table games and exercise in our
full size gym and the fitness room. 845-346-4180, 47 Academy Avenue ;
Monroe- Smith Clove Park, 80 acres with pavilions, rest rooms, a skate park, hiking trails, a fitness
course, an illuminated football field, baseball fields, basketball courts, 3 playgrounds, handball courts,
indoor racquetball courts, tennis courts, roller hockey rink, softball field, a dog park, a volleyball court,
a pond to skate, a hill to sleigh ride and a 2600 square foot recreation building complete with an activity
room, a game room & a multi-purpose room, 845-783-4906, 133 Spring Street ;
Monroe- Museum Village, 11 am – 4 pm. Adults – $12; Seniors – $10; Children (4-12) – $8. Children under 4 and Veterans Free. Museum Village is dedicated to exploring and interpreting 19th century rural life as well as inspiring an appreciation for the evolution of industry and technology in America. Unique artifacts, learn about the blacksmith, wagon shop, candle shop, schoolhouse, livery, broom shop & more. 1010 State Route 17M, Monroe, NY 10950, 845-782-8248 ; late June til early September; open weekends April to November (updated 2/2017)
Monroe- Kathak Dance Class for Children @ East-West School of Dance/ Ananda Ashram, TUESDAYS, September-June, 5 pm, $50/month, Instruction in the dynamic classical Kathak dance style of North
India includes postures, hand gestures and expression (abhinaya), along with skillful rhythmic variations
and intricate footwork. Preparation for participation in dance dramas may be included. The combination
of physical and mental discipline inherent in the study of the art of dance, along with the joy experienced
in creative expression, has been found to be very therapeutic and especially beneficial for young students
in their overall development. Director: Pandit Satya Narayana Charka, 13 Sapphire Road, Monroe, NY 10950,
Tel: 845.783.7514, 845.782.5575, Fax: 845.774.7368, email@example.com, http://www.anandaashram.org/East-WestSchoolofDance ; (updated 8/2017)
Montgomery- Open House @ Montgomery Montessori, 10-11 am, Come join us for a tour!
Please visit our website for more information about our Montessori Program, our Enrich-
ment Programs, and our tuition rates. 136 Clinton St., 845-401-9232 ; during school-year
Montgomery- Kid's Night @ McDonalds, 5-7 pm, Happy Meal discounts, arts & crafts, 2083 Rt. 208, 845-457-9581
Montgomery- Winding Hills Park, 845-615-3830, 2 Old Rt. 17K, dusk til dawn, register @ Ranger's office ;
Montgomery- Veteran's Memorial Park, 60 Bachelor St., playground, basket-
ball courts, dog park, recreation/senior center, ball fields, 845-457-9661 ;
Montgomery- Pleasure Ground Park, 60 Bachelor St., pavilion with picnic tables, boat launch, walking trails, gazebo, on the Wallkill River, 845-457-9661 ;
Montgomery- Thomas Bull Memorial Park, spans over 700 acres, Arboretum, 845-615-3830, 211 Rt. 416 ;
New Windsor- Potter's Party, Business Hours: M-F: 9:30 am-6:30 pm; Sat: 10 am-5 pm; Sun:
By appointment only. Paint-Your-Own-Pottery. $10 per 1-1/2 hours (90 minutes) of studio time
the cost of the ceramic piece of your choice (prices range from $5 to $60). We will glaze and
fire your ceramic piece, Pick up your own one-of-a-kind creation in 1-2 weeks. Our standard studio
time is 1-1/2 hours (90 minutes). 845-534-3349, firstname.lastname@example.com,2314 State Rt. 32,
New Windsor, NY 12553, http://pottersparty.com/index.html ; (updated 5/2017)
New Windsor- Teen Yoga & Meditation @ Rae of Light Yoga, Tuesdays, 5:30-6:30 pm, with Susan Walsh-Aulogia, SIGN UP ONLINE, 318 Blooming Grove Turnpike, Suite 900, New Windsor, NY 12553, (845) 527-3802,
Email: email@example.com, http://raeoflightyogastudio.com/schedule (updated 6/2017)
Newburgh- Chadwick Lake Park, open all-year, open 7 am- 8:30 pm, 845-564-0608, A permit is required for
entrance to Chadwick Lake Park, 1702 Route 300, Children's Playground, Boating, Bocce ball, Basketball,
Fishing, Roller hockey rink, walking trail around the lake, ice skating; (hours & activities change seasonally)
Newburgh- Lawrence Farms, Pick-Your-Own Crops, 9 am-4 pm, $3, children under age 2 free,
call or check website to check availability, GPS Address: 306 Frozen Ridge Rd., 845-562-4268 ;
Newburgh- Indoor Playplace @ McDonald's, 5 am-11 pm, for children 4'tall & under,
ages 3-12, 187 N. Plank, 845-565-2327 ;
Newburgh- Barnes & Noble Storytime, Join us Tuesdays & Thursdays at 11 am in the
Children's Department for a fun-filled Storytime and activities that children and
parents will love. 1245 Rt. 300, Newburgh, NY 12550, 845-567-0782 ; (updated 2/2017)
Newburgh- Kids Night @ McDonalds, 4-7 pm, 347 Broadway, $1.99 Happy Meals ;
Newburgh- Knitting Club @ Newburgh Free Library, 7-8:30 pm, instruction available for beginners,
bring your own materials, children under age 10 must be accompanied by an adult, 845-563-3623 ;
Newburgh- Cottage Gardens Spa Studio for Kids, 12-6 pm, Walk-in Services include Mini Mani
($10), Mini Pedi ($12) and Arts & Crafts ($6,$8), Playdate Packages also available, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com, 190 South Plank Rd., 845-522-8869 ;
Otisville- Studio 2 Family Day Spa, 9 am-7 pm, We have an ENTIRE playroom for the kids so parents/care-
givers can get services done while kids can be playing in the comfort of their own room! Our playroom has
books, toys, table and little chairs for little people. Turn on the TV for little ones and relax getting services
done! You can also treat your little one to a kiddie spa service too! 20 Main Street, 845-386-9699 ;
Pine Bush- Parkside Driving Range & Batting Cages, 3-8 pm, $1/token, 1 token = 16 pitches, $5 = 1 token
(small basket ~32 balls), 68 Red Mills Road, 845-744-5516 ;
Pine Bush- Magic Tree house Series with Jack and Annie @ the Community Center,
3:30 pm, grades 1-3, REGISTRATION REQUIRED, 227 Maple Ave., 845-744-3375 ;
Port Jervis- Glass Factory Tours, M-F, 10:15, 12:30 & 1:30, $5/$4, 845-856-5375, 39 Erie Street ;
Port Jervis- FREE Judo Lessons through the City of Port Jervis Recreation Department's
Youth Center @ Port Jervis Middle School, Tuesday and Thursdays, 6:30-8:30 pm, grades
7-12, There is a one-time cost of $45 for the students gii, 134 Pike St., 845-858-4000 x 6 ;
Port Jervis- City of Port Jervis Recreation Department's Youth Center, 3-7 pm, Kids can
play video games on our Wii, PS2 and PS3 systems or play ping pong, shuffle board, foosball
or play pool. Board games and card games are available. Kids can also watch movies on our
BIG screen TV or bowl in our Basement Bowling Alley, 134 Pike St., 845-858-4000 x 6 ;
Vails Gate- Kid's Night @ McDonalds, 5-7 pm, Happy Meal discounts
& free ice cream treat, Rt. 32, 5 corners, 845-561-9550;
Vails Gate- The National Purple Heart Hall of Honor @ the New Windsor Cantonment State
Historic Site, 374 Temple Hill Rd., 10-5 pm, free, 845-561-1765 ;
Walden- Walden Walkers @ Hudson River HealthCare, 4-5 pm, M-F, for teens (parents welcome), 800-84-HEALTH
Walden- James W. Olley Community Park, playground, pavilion, picnic tables, gazebos,
nature trail, paddle boats, lake & beach, East Sherman Avenue, 845-778-2655 ;
Walden- Bradley Park, baseball/softball fields, tennis courts, skate park, playground, Albany Ave., 845-778-2655 ;
Walden- Wooster Grove, playground, picnic tables, youth center,
basketball courts, bandstand, East Main Street, 845-778-2655 ;
Warwick- Teen Center Program @ Warwick Valley Community Center,
2:30-5:30 pm for grades 6-12, 11 Hamilton Avenue, 845-986-6422 ;
Warwick- Fuller Mountain, 255-acre wooded ravine, parking area, information kiosk with maps of the
preserve's two trails, a moderate 1.75 mile round trip trail, fantastic vista overlooking the Warwick Valley,
an enchanting ¾ mile loop that meanders along and over Fuller's Brook, Use 70 Bowen Road for GPS ;
Warwick- Warwick County Park, 18 Hole Golf Course, Banquet Facility, Pro Shop, Driving Range,
Nature Trails, Ball field, Picnic Shelter, Picnic Tables, Benches, Playground, Horseshoe Pits, Bocce
Courts, Shuffle Board Courts, Comfort Stations and Parking, 156 Route 17A, 845-615-3830 ;
Warwick- Mixed Media Class @ Pcasso Pottery, Painting N Art Studio, 4:30-6 pm, $25, 7 West St.,
845-544-7017 ; Also, Art Classes for Boys, 4:30-6 pm, $25/class or $114/6 classes ;
West Point Museum- Monday-Sunday, 10:30-4:15 pm, 845-938-3590, 2110 New South Post Road ;
Rockland County
Chestnut Ridge- Meadowlark Toys & Sunbridge Books, 10 am-5 pm, Offering a thoughtfully
curated selection of useful toys, books & gifts for Waldorf families, teachers and those
interested in the work of Rudolf Steiner, 817 Chestnut Ridge Road, 845-290-1572 ;
Nanuet- Chuck E. Cheese, 10 am-10 pm, 250 West Route 59, 845-627-2788 ;
Nanuet- Monster Mini Golf, 2-9 pm, $9/$8, 33 RT 304 (Across from Rockland Bakery) 845-624-6464 ;
Nanuet- Storytime for the Little Ones @ Barnes & Noble, Tuesdays, 6 pm. Join us for a story and activities
in the Children's Department! 140 Rockland Plaza, Nanuet, NY 10954, 845-624-2920 ; (updated 2/2017)
New City- New City Batting Cages, 3-9 pm, 5 cages - slow pitch softball, fast pitch softball, 30 mph
baseball, 50 mph baseball, 70 mph baseball. Cages are outdoors - they are open weather permitting,
Individual tokens are $2.75 - each token gives 15 pitches, 90 N Main Street, 845-634-4977 ;
New City- Preschool Storytime @ New City Library, 10-10:30 am, ages 3-5, 845-634-4997 x 121, 220 N. Main St.
Orangeburg- Open Ceramic & Mosaic Hours @ glaze, 11 am-9 pm, leave your ceramic
piece for a week, Pottery prices range from $10 - $65 and children's pieces range
from $10 - $23. Mosaic prices start at $11, 34 Orangetown Shopping Center, 845-359-9020 ;
Rockland County/Upper Grand View/ Orangetown- Clausland Mountain Park- 550 acres,
take Clausland Mountain Road and make a right on Tweed Blvd. then a right on Nike Lane.
Bear left at the fork on Nike Lane. Park entrance is on the left, 845-364-2670 ;
Stony Point- Stony Point Battlefield State Historic Site, museum closed Tuesdays, site grounds open
10 am-4 pm, partially accessible, where General Anthony Wayne's corps of Continental Light Infantry
launched a daring midnight assault on the British, also discover the Hudson River's oldest lighthouse,
which was built in 1826, located off 9W, 1/2 mile north of Main Street, 845-786-2521 ;
Valley Cottage- Toddler Time @ Bounce! Trampoline Sports, M, W, R, F: 1:30-4 pm, T: 10 am-4 pm, SUN: 9:30-10:30 am. (Unavailable during the summer and any school holidays). $10 per jumper; Guardian jumps for free. During Toddler Time your child gets use of our entire indoor jump house in a quieter environment just for
their age group. Bring friends and make a play date! In addition be sure to sign up for our emails to find out
about visits from special dress up characters! All bouncers are required to wear our special reusable non-slip socks which will be available for purchase at $2.00 per pair. Times are subject to change. Please check link
for up-dates. 845-268-4000, 612 Corporate Way, Valley Cottage, NY, 10989 ; (updated 3/2017)
Valley Cottage- Bounce! Trampoline Sports, Tuesday hours: 4-6 pm, followed by Special Needs Program
6-7 pm. (call to double check hours & to reserve bounce space as possible), 30 minutes: $8/ 1 hour: $15/ 90 minutes: $20/ 2 hours: $25. Mandatory Bounce! re-usable non-slip socks: $2. 845-268-4000,
612 Corporate Way, Valley Cottage, NY 10989 ; (updated 3/2017)
Valley Cottage- Special Needs Program @ Bounce! Trampoline Sports, Tuesdays 6-7 pm (7-8 pm in the summer), (call to double check hours & to reserve bounce space as possible), 30 minutes: $8/ 1 hour: $15. Mandatory Bounce! re-usable non-slip socks: $2. These special programs include decreased auditory and visual stimuli in
a less crowded environment and fun structured group New York indoor activities with limited class size.
Bounce! is committed to increasing access and inclusion for those children and families affected by Sensory Processing Disorders and others with sensory challenges including those with Autism Spectrum Disorders.
845-268-4000, 612 Corporate Way, Valley Cottage, NY 10989 ; (updated 3/2017)
West Nyack- Palisades Climb Adventure @ the Palisades Center, 2-10 pm, $16.99 + tax, you must be at least
42″ ( 3'6″ ) with an adult or 48″ ( 4′ ) to participate, alone 4590 Palisades Center Drive, 834-727-3500 ;
West Nyack- Build-A-Bear, 3760 Palisades Center Drive, 845-353-1895, 10 am-9:30 pm ;
West Nyack- Palisades Center Ice Rink, Adults: $9, $4 rentals= $13/ Children &
Seniors: $7, $4 rentals = $11, Clarkstown residents receive a $1 discount on admission!
Click title for public skating schedule, 4900 Palisades Center Drive, 845-353-4855 ;
West Nyack- Bottomless Bowl @ Lucky Strikes Bowling @ The Palisades Center Mall, 12-11 pm, $15 all-you-can bowl includes shoe rental, 12 lanes, 6 billiards tables, game room, 4662 Palisades Center Drive, 845-358-1602 ;
West Nyack- Autobahn Indoor Speedway, Come race our safe and fast electric Italian pro-karts at speeds up to 50 mph! Sun, Mon-Thur: 10 am- 11 pm/ Fri & Sat: 10 am-2 am, Single Races: $22.99 (12 laps for Adults; 10 laps
for Juniors). 5-Race Pack: $85 (includes Speedway license). 3-race pack: $45 Mon-Thurs & $55 Friday-Sunday & Holidays. An annual $7.95 Speedway License is required each year to race. This includes a free race the week
of your birthday ($23 value), a free head sock ($4 value), use of helmets, online scoring, mobile app & access
to special offers. Located in the Palisades Center Mall, 2272 Palisades Center Drive, West Nyack, 10994,
845-875-4829, http://www.autobahnspeed.com/locations/palisades-ny-indoor-go-karts/ ; (updated 8/2017)
West Nyack- Escape the Mystery Room @ The Palisades Center, Sun-Thur: 10 am-9 pm; Fri-Sat:
10 am-midnight. $20/person. Choose from a variety of rooms including Treasure Island (great for
families!), Escape from Alcatraz, Superhero's Adventure (great for kids!), Zombie Apocalypse &
more! This is your chance to be a real-life detective. You and your team are in a room for 45 minutes
and you must find clues, solve puzzles and decipher hidden codes to Escape The Mystery Room.
3681 Palisades Center, Drive, West Nyack, 10994, 845-358-1978 ; (updated 4/2017)
West Nyack- 5-Wits, Mon-Thurs: 10 am-9:30 pm, Fri & Sat: 10 am-11:30 pm, Sun: 11 am-8 pm. Live-action,
cutting-edge entertainment venue that immerses you in realistic, hands-on experience. Similar to escape
rooms in that you must use teamwork to solve puzzles and challenges but 5-Wits claims to have higher
quality environments, special effects and more compelling storytelling. Choose from Deep Space,
Drago's Castle & Tomb. Ask about Dinner & Adventure deals. Single Ticket: $22.99/ 2-Adventure
Combo: $29.99/ 3-Adventure Combo: $34.99. 4270 Palisades Center Drive, West Nyack, NY 10994,
845-955-WITS, firstname.lastname@example.com, http://5-wits.com/ ; (updated 8/2017)
West Nyack- Billy Beez @ the Palisades Center Mall, 10 am-7 pm, geared towards ages 3-12, ages 4 - 17:
$19.95/ ages 19 m- 3 y: $9.95/ 18m & under: Free/ Adult/Guardian (Age 18+): $4.95 (accompanied by child) / Games for Extra Fees: BeeNormous Adventure: $4.95 - 1 hour session, Climbing Wall: $4.95 for 20 minute session, a 25,000 square foot indoor playground, 1000 Palisades Center Drive, 845-535-9277 ;
Westchester County & Bronx
Ardsley- Life the Place to Be, 10 am-7 pm, Ages 9 & under: Soft Play Area is $12.50 includes
up to 3 guests (including adults), Ages 6+: Laser Tag & Laser Maze $5/ Rock Climbing $5/ Mini
Bowling $5/ LIFE Arcade Games will appeal to children of all ages (Pay One Price "POP" Bracelets
from $10-$30 ), Enjoy the cafe & free wifi, 2 Lawrence Street, 914-591-4400 ;
Baldwin Place- The Learning Express of Baldwin Place, 10 am-6 pm, a lively, interactive shopping
experience, 80 Rt. 6, 914-621-0012, https://www.facebook.com/learningexpressbaldwinplace ;
Briarcliff Manor- A Maze in Pottery Paint-Your Pottery Studio, Tuesday hours: 10 am-6 pm. $8 studio fee +
price of piece of pottery ($4-$25). 50+ non-toxic, lead free and food safe pottery under-glaze paints.
The finished product is shiny, food, microwave & dishwasher safe, and ready for pick-up one week from
the day you painted. * TUESDAYS ARE BABY/PRESCHOOL DAY--- HALF-PRICE STUDIO FEE FOR AGES 4 & UNDER *, 914-502-0088, 76 North Slate Road, Briarcliff Manor, New York 10510 ; (updated 2/2017)
Briarcliff Manor- Energy Center Drop-In Hours @ Club Fit, 3-8 pm, ages 5+, Maximum stay is 3 hours. Children with a membership, free! Junior Guest Fee is $10. Kids love our Energy Gym and E-room! The gym features
"kid-size" basketball nets and room for supervised games and sports. In the E-room, a variety of activities
are offered such as board games, air hockey, and video games. 914-762-4445, 84 North State Road ;
Bronx- Yoga for Kids @ Finer Studio, Tuesdays, Thursdays & Fridays, 4:30-5:30 pm, Ages 8-11, $10, Instructor: Denise Rivera, 1710 Bronxdale Avenue, Bronx, NY 10462, Suite 2E, 347-293-7157; (updated 10/2017)
Bronx- Bronx Historical Tour: El Barrio/E. Harlem Cultural & Historic Walking Tour, Tuesdays, 10 am-2 pm,
$65 + tax includes Licensed Tour Guide, Transportation Metro Card & Traditional Lunch in El Barrio. The Bus
Tour Departs from 2 Locations and makes one return stop to 42nd Street & 5th Avenue by the New York Public Library, Returns to Times Square via Public Transportation, Tickets are limited please purchase your ticket
online or make an email reservation prior to the Tour date. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com, 646-831-1078 ;
Bronx- New York Botanical Garden, 10 am- 6 pm, parking $12, Grounds-only admission: $10 Adults/ $5 Students
& Seniors/ $2 Children ages 2-12/ free under age 2, All-Garden Pass: Includes admission to the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory, Special Exhibitions, Everett Children's Adventure Garden, Rock Garden (April - October) &
Tram Tour. Prices may differ at certain peak times, 718-817-8700, 2900 Southern Blvd. ;
Bronx- Billy Beez @ The Mall at Bay Plaza, 10am-9:30pm, Journey into Billy's Rainforest and experience
the adventure! Our Play Arena is the home of wildly twisting slides, a one-of-a-kind Ball Blaster Arena,
bouncy trampolines, intricate obstacle courses and so much more! This unique indoor playground offers
safe, hands-on fun for both children and adults! 200 Baychester Avenue, 718-514-6045 ;
Bronx- Bronx Zoo, Open year round. Closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, New Year's Day & Martin Luther
King Day. Hours for April 1-November 5, 2017: 10 am-5 pm weekdays & 10 am-5:30 pm weekends. Hours change seasonally. GENERAL ADMISSION: Adult $19.95, Ages 3-12 $12.95, Ages 65+ $17.95; TOTAL EXPERIENCE TICKETS: Adult $36.95, Ages 3-12 $26.95, Ages 65+ $31.95. Ages 2 & under FREE! Military discounts available with valid military ID. TOTAL EXPERIENCE TIX include unlimited access to: JungleWorld, 4-D Theater,
Bug Carousel, Congo Gorilla Forest, Butterfly Garden, Wild Asia Monorail, and Zoo Shuttle ($6.00 entrance
fee per attraction with General Admission tickets). Picnic areas available. Family Zoo Membership available. TOTAL EXPERIENCE TIX AVAILABLE ONLINE (must by general admission at the gate). Some attractions
are only open seasonally. All attraction availability may be subject to weather, capacity, mechanical, and/or
animal-related issues. Always check signs at entry on day of visit. On WEDNESDAYS, General Admission is
by pay-what-you-wish donation. Car parking: $16. 2300 Southern Boulevard Bronx, New York 10460, firstname.lastname@example.com, 718-220-5100, http://bronxzoo.com/ ; (updated 9/2017)
Chappaqua- Storytime: Read with Rabbit @ Scattered Books, Tuesdays, 11 am-12 pm,
Meet Acorn the Bunny and enjoy story time in our kids area. 29 King Street,
Chappaqua, NY 10514, 914-529-8013, email@example.com ; (updated 10/2017)
Chappaqua- Open Gym @ World Cup Gymnastics, 4-6 pm, (summer hours 4-5 pm) $14 for the first child, $12 for each additional sibling, Discount cards of 10 visits are available for $120,Open gym is a time to play and explore with your child in a safe, non-structured, and fun-filled environment, 170 Hunts Lane, 914-238-GYMS ;
Chappaqua- Pinecliff Sanctuary, a quarter mile wheelchair accessible boardwalk over and around a red maple swamp, open dawn til dusk, 914-666-6503, at the end of Pinecliff Road, off Route 120-Quaker Street ;
Chappaqua- Horace Greeley House, tour 1-4 pm, books, photographs, costumes, maps, local diaries & merchants' records. Special collections include information about the Quakers, 100 King Street, 914-238-4666 ;
Chappaqua- Pruyn Sanctuary 92-acres of open space and offers over two-miles of hiking trails through diverse habitats including a system of boardwalks through Gedney Swamp, Pruyn Sanctuary's butterfly and hummingbird garden offers you a beautiful display of native plants that benefit local wildlife, The best time to view butter-
flies is on warm, sunny summer days around noon 275 Millwood Road, open dawn til dusk, 914-666-6503 ;
Cortlandt Manor- Canteen Program: Open Gym Basketball @ Muriel H. Morabito Community Center, 7-9 pm, All new participants must show proof of residency in order to utilize this program, 914-736-0498, 29 Westbrook Drive ;
Cortlandt Manor- Steven Hebert Memorial Skate Park, closes @ dusk, must have
a valid photo ID Skate Park Pass, located off Westbrook Drive, 914-734-1050 ;
Cortlandt, Town of- Hudson Highlands Gateway Park, dawn-dusk, 4 trails over more than
4.9 miles, 352-acre site, hiking, birding, fishing & more, Sprout Brook Rd., Doris Lee Dr. ;
Cortlandt- Sunset Park and Playground, playground for ages 5-12, a perfect retreat for younger children at-
tending baseball games, the Sunset Playground overlooks the ball field, Located off Montrose Point Road ;
Cross River- Ward Pound Ridge Reservation, 8 am-dusk, this 4,315-acre park makes
Ward Pound Ridge Reservation the county's largest park with playground, museum,
fishing, camping, horseback riding & more, Route 35 and 121 South, $10 parking, 914-864-7317 ;
Croton- Rock Climbing Wall @ Cortlandt Youth & Recreation Center, For Grades 6-12 only, Tuesdays,
Wednesdays & Thursdays; 5– 8 pm, Saturdays 6 – 9 pm, Adult Supervision will be present at all times.
Youth must be wearing sneakers and appropriate clothing as well as be registered as a participant of
the Cortlandt Youth & Recreation Center in order to participate (Registration forms available online).
3 Memorial Drive, Croton, NY, 10520, 914-736-0498 ; (updated 2/20/17)
Croton-on-Hudson- Town of Cortlandt Youth Center, 3-8:30 pm, ages 11-18, Cortlandt Train
Station, 3 Memorial Drive, 914-736-0498 ; hours change seasonally
Croton-on-Hudson- Brinton Brook Sanctuary, 156 acres, hiking trails open dusk til dawn,
gravel drive off of Rt. 9A, Alternative trails entrance with small parking area at the top
of Arrowcrest Drive just before the entrance to Hudson National Golf Club, 914-666-6503 ;
Dobbs Ferry- Spanish PlayGroup for Ages 4-6 @ Curious-on-Hudson, Tuesdays, 3:30-4:30 pm, $20, Let your little ones have some fun while learning Spanish from a native speaker, PLEASE REGISTER at MEETUP.COM : http://www.meetup.com/Curious-on-Hudson/events/91572412, 145 Palisade Street, 914-412-8393 ;
Elmsford- Sportime USA, 11 am-9 pm, rides $3 each, batting cages $5/ for 40 pitches, laser tag $8, arcade, XD theater $5, Soft Adventure Kiddie Zone $6, spider climb $3/15 minutes, 914-592-2111, 380 Saw Mill River Road ;
Elmsford- Westchester Skating Academy, check link for public skating times, 91 Fairview Park Dr. 914-347-8232 ;
Elmsford- Elmsford Raceway Slot Car Racing @ the Greenburgh Multiplex, 344 Sawmill River Rd. Rt. 9A,
914-592-5375, 12- 9:30 pm, Also, Open Class Racing @ 7:30 pm ;
Elmsford- The Play Place, 9 am- 6 pm, Ages 12 mth - 4 yrs $10/ Ages 5yrs and up- $12/ Under 12 Months
Free with paid Sibling/ *2 Hr Play Time* Also, Tots Club, 9-11 am, ages 4 & under, $5, 175-11 Clearbrook Road (Behind Building 175 Clearbrook Rd), 914-347-5291 ; FREE MUSIC & MOVEMENT CLASSES FOR TODDLERS ON TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS WITH ADMISSION! 9:30-10:15 AM! Ages walkers- 4!
Elmsford- The Play Place Playgroup Drop-off Program @ The Play Place, Just for the 2's - Tuesdays 10 am-12 pm, starting $20/day, register for 15 weeks or pay per day, allows little ones to take those first steps of indepen-
dence, work on gross motor skills and learn simple concepts, all whilst socializing with children of their own age, in an engaging, nurturing and FUN environment. REGISTRATION REQUIRED, 175-11 Clearbrook Rd., 914-347-5291 ;
Elmsford- Just Kidz Hair Salon, 10 am-6 pm, located inside The Play Place, $19.99, get a haircut and free play
per child for $19.99 Monday -Friday, E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com, 11 Clearbrook Rd., 914-381-5438 ;
Elmsford- Preschool Playdate @ BounceU, 10-11:30 am, ages 7 & under, 150 Clearbrook Rd.,
914-874-5200, parents free ; Also, 4-5:30, All Ages Open Bounce ;
Harrison- Prenatal Yoga & Meditation @ Full Circle Women's Health, Tuesdays, 6-7:15 pm, Always
check with your midwife or doctor before beginning any physical exercise. 450 Mamaroneck Ave.,
Suite 414, Harrison, NY, 10528, firstname.lastname@example.com, (914) 421-1500 ; (updated 3/2017)
Harrison- Mama & Baby Yoga @ Full Circle Women's Health, Tuesdays & Thursdays 11 am-12 pm & Sundays,
11:30 am-12:30 pm, Will help you stretch, strengthen and breathe while taking the time to bond with your
baby and get to know other new moms. Our classes offer a mix of toning movement for moms, yoga poses done
with your baby and infant massage. 450 Mamaroneck Avenue Suite 414, 914-421-1500 ; (updated 3/2017)
Hawthorne- Open Climb @ The Cliffs Climbing & Fitness, Mon - Thur: 3PM-6PM/ Friday: 3PM-8PM/ Saturday: 9AM-8PM/ Sunday: 9AM-6PM. $20 day pass. Climbing Shoes $5/ Harness $4/ Chalk Bag $2/ Package $10.
The Cliffs at Valhalla welcomes climbers of all ages! While each child is unique, we generally find that kids
are ready to start climbing around 5 years old. All climbers under the age of 18 must have a waiver filled
out by a parent or legal guardian. Kids can scale our walls in their sneakers or rent climbing shoes with their harness at the front desk. A harness rental is mandatory for participation in Open Climb Hours and using
auto-belays. A 2-hour Intro to Climbing class is also available for ages 14 & up during these hours for
$24 for members & $49 for n on-members (includes day pass & gear rental). 914.328.7625. e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com, GPS ADDRESS: 2 Commerce St., Hawthorne, NY 10532 ; (updated 3/2017)
Jefferson Valley- Yoga for Kids @ Club Fit Jefferson Valley, Tuesdays, 4:45-5:30 pm, Members: FREE, Non-members: $14/class, Kids ages 6-12 will have fun practicing yoga poses while improving flexibility, strength and concentration. 600 Bank Road, Jefferson Valley, NY 10535, (914) 250-2735 ; (updated 2/2017)
Jefferson Valley- Music & Movement with Miss Stephanie @ Club Fit Jefferson Valley, On the 1st & 3rd Tuesdays of every month, from 10:00–11:00 am. This is a free to member program, or a $5 nursery visit fee
for non-members. 600 Bank Road, Jefferson Valley, NY 10535, (914) 250-2735 ; (updated 2/2017)
Katonah- Boredom Buster Preschool Story Time @ Little Joe's Coffee & Books, 11 am, Come in
for a book, a craft, a visit. We'll be doing something new every week & encourage you to bring
your little ones in for the fun! Store is open 5:50 am-5:30 pm, 25 Katonah Ave., 914-232-7278 ;
Katonah- Family Fun in the Learning Center @ Katonah Museum of Art, 10 am-5 pm, $10/ seniors,
$5/student, Members & Children (Under the Age of 12) Always Enter FREE, Kids and their adults
can explore, play, create, and discover, 134 Jay Street - Route 22, 914-232-9555 ;
Katonah- Muscoot Farm, 10 am-4 pm, FREE, hike, picnic, meet the animals, 51 Rt. 100, 914-864-7282 ;
Katonah- Tour the Historic Rosen House @ Caramoor, 10 am-4 pm, Take the Rosen House I Spy tour
with your kids. Explore the Gardens. Use the Scavenger Hunt to discover hidden secrets throughout
the grounds. Investigate In the Garden of Sonic Delights, contact firstname.lastname@example.com or call
914-232-5035 ext 221, 149 Girdle Ridge Rd., http://www.caramoor.org/visit/tour-caramoor/ ;
Katonah- Lasdon Park Arboretum & Veteran's Memorial, Open 7 days per week, 8 am-4 pm, The Lasdon estate, originally called Cobbling Rock Farm, was acquired by William and Mildred Lasdon in 1939. The main house of
the estate was built in 1933 by Dr. Voislawsky after the original house was destroyed by a fire. The house is modeled after George Washington's home in Virginia. 2610 Amawalk Road/ Rt. 35, 914-864-7263 ;
Larchmont- Public Skating @ Hommocks Park Ice Rink, 1-5:15 pm, $6/8, skate rentals $4, 140 Hommocks Rd.
914-834-1069 ;
Larchmont- Storytime for Ages 3 & under @ The Voracious Reader, 11 am, Store hours: 10 am-5:30 pm.
1997 Palmer Ave., 914-630-4581, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com ; (updated 3/2017);
Mamaroneck- Archery Lessons @ Extreme Archery, 4-7 pm, $30/half-hour includes bow rental,
ages 10+, Call us to make an appointment. Please give us at least 24 hours notice, one-on-one training,
for all styles and levels, from beginners to advanced, 801 E. Boston Post Road, 914-777-7500 ;
Mamaroneck- Magic with Jonathan Blair @ Dino Dig USA, 3:30-4:30 pm, Grades 1 - 6 / Ages 7+,
workshops start 1st Tuesday of each month, $120/4 classes, 300 Philips Park Rd. 914-381-DINO ;
Montrose- Tommy Thurber Playground, playground geared towards ages 5-12, basket-
ball court, Benches are available to relax & have picnic lunch, Bonnie Hollow Lane ;
Mt. Kisco- Choate Sanctuary, 32 acres with 1+ miles of walking trails through rolling hills with beautiful stone outcroppings, open dusk til dawn, 914-666-6503, Trails entrance is on Crow Hill Road just south of Red Oak Lane ;
Mt. Kisco- Grand Prix New York, 3-10 pm: Arrive & Drive Go-Kart Racing, under age 18 we require
a copy of your legal guardian's Photo ID and a signed, Parental Consent Form, $8-$15/Bounce Houses
$10 bracelet/Spins Bowl $25 per lane per hour 3-6 pm & $40/lane/hour 6 pm til close, shoe rentals
$5 / Arcade, load a card for game credits/Gaming Pavilion $10 all-day play for sim-racing/
914-241-3131, 333 North Bedford Road, CLICK LINK FOR DAILY SCHEDULE ;
Mt. Kisco- Westmoreland Sanctuary, 10:30 am -5 pm, a complex array of ecosystem
and habitat types, which support an abundance of wildlife species, 640 acres offer a
variety of activities, 260 Chestnut Ridge ROAD, 914-666-8448 ;
Mt. Kisco- Kids Eat & Play Free @ Spins Bowl, 5-8 pm, free kids meal with
each adult entrée & $5 game card, 333 N. Bedford Road, 914-358-3600 ;
Mt. Kisco- Open Gym @ Rockin' Jump Mt. Kisco, the Ultimate Trampoline Park,
3-9 pm, $15/hour, $5 for each additional hour, Participants must jump barefoot
or buy our reusable ROCKIN' SOCKS for $2, Signed waiver required, 914-743-5730,
333 North Bedford Rd. ; Rockin Tots, 9-11 am, $17/ Parent & child, $3/ each additional child~
Mt. Kisco- Leonard Park, 10 am-9:30 pm, 120 acres and features many amenities, including a pool house with 3 swimming pools for adults, children and toddlers. It also has tennis courts, baseball fields, outdoor basket-ball courts, a tea house and an indoor recreation building that is multipurpose, 104 East Main St., 914-666-3059 ;
Mt. Vernon- Family Fun For Tots @ Mount Vernon Public Library, 10:15 am-12 pm, Parents play
with their children and the Children's Librarian holds a story time filled with songs, rhymes,
finger plays, movement & stories, 914-668-1840 x 211, 28 South First Avenue ;
New Castle- Haas Sanctuary, Small open meadow, scenic rocks, one mile of trail, 14.5 acres, protected
by Saw Mill River Audubon. Park carefully along Sheather Road, open dusk til dawn, 914-666-6503 ;
New Rochelle- Family Fun Night at Fun Fuzion New Roc City, 5:30-7:30 pm, $2.99 kids meals
includes 2 free rides, entertainment, balloon animals, clowns & more! Fun House games & rides,
mini golf, Rack & Cue Billiards, Speedway Go Karts, 19 LeCount Place, 914-637-7575 ;
New Rochelle- Kids' Yoga @ New Rochelle YMCA, Tuesdays, 4:15-5 pm,
free for members, 50 Weyman Avenue 914-632-1818 x 13 ;
Ossining- Joseph G. Caputo Community Center Game Room & Gymnasium, 4:30 - 9:50 pm,
ages 6+ Free with I.D. Card, A variety of activities including table tennis, billiards, video
games, board games, a large screen TV, computers to go online and check email, and WiFi
throughout the building are available to all residents free of charge. Ages 6 - 10 can stay
at Center until 8:30 pm/Ages 11-12 until 9 pm/Ages 13-17 until 9:50 pm, 95 Broadway, 914-941-3189 ;
Ossining- Teatown Lake Reservation, trails are open 365 days/year, from dusk til dawn, The Nature
Center is open Tuesday-Sunday, 9-5 pm, FREE, 914-762-2912, ext. 110, 1600 Spring Valley Road ;
Peekskill- 2nd Nature Skatepark: Peekskill, Sundays 11-9 ($15), Mon-Thur 3-9 ($12 except $10 Mondays), Fri 3-10 ($15) & Sat 11-10 ($15). Participants must sign a digital waiver. Anyone under 18 needs to have their parent or legal guardian sign the waiver for them. Lessons available. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/skateparkny/ ,
1 Highland Industrial Park, Peekskill, NY, (914) 402-4624 ~ (updated 2/2017)
Pleasantville- Rockefeller State Park, dawn to dusk, Horseback Riding,
Jogging, Walking, Hiking, Bird Watching, 125 Phelps Way, 914-631-1470 ;
Purchase- Neuberger Museum of Art @ Purchase College State University of New York, 12-5 pm, $5/$3/age 12
& under free, 735 Anderson Hill Rd., parking $6 at Purchase College Parking Lot #1, 914-251-6100 ;
Rye- Jay Heritage Center, A National Historic Landmark, 10 am- 5 pm, 210 Boston Post Rd., 914-698-9275 ;
Rye- Rye Playland, 11 am- 10 pm, $30*/$20/ free ages 2 & under, $10/spectator, $15 5-10 PM ON
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS & THURSDAYS, * Westchester residents receive $5-off, Playland
Parkway, 914-813-7010 ;hours change 8/25 to 12-10 pm ; (seasonal)
Rye- Rye Nature Center, the Visitor Center is open 10 am-4 pm, the grounds, trails, and playground are
open daily from dawn to dusk, 873 Boston Post Road, 914-967-5150, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com ;
Rye- Marshland's Conservancy, visitor center is open 9 am-4 pm, free admission & parking, aquarium exhibit, picnic areas, 3 miles of trails are open dusk til dawn, walk, snowshoe, cross-country ski, birdwatch, botanize, photograph, sketch, study, meditate, discover, and escape, 220 Boston Post Road, 914-835-4466 ;
Rye- Family Room Open @ Rye YMCA, 5:30 am-10 pm, Rye Y families* are encouraged to enjoy the redesigned Family Room, located next to the Child Watch room on the first floor. The Family Room is open whenever the
Y is open. Come play air hockey, ping pong, foosball or hang out on the couches with your family. Be on the
watch for continued improvements and updates in this new program area! Children 11 & under must be
supervised by an adult please. 21 Locust Avenue, 914-967-6363 http://www.ryeymca.org/programs/families/ ; * First Month New Member: $224.50/ $124.50 ongoing monthly draft/ $1594 annually for new members/
$1494 annual renewal rate (Family:2 adults with or without children, ages 0-17, or up to age 23 enrolled
in college and living in the same household)
Scarsdale- Paint Your Own Pottery, 11-7 pm, 914-472-7281, 969 Central Park Avenue, Midway Shopping Center ;
Scarsdale- Weinberg Nature Center, Trailside Museum open 10 am-5 pm, trails & grounds open daily,
dusk til dawn, 455 Mamaroneck Road, 914-722-1289, e-mail: email@example.com ;
Thornwood- Pottery Plus Fired Art Studio, 11 am-5 pm, a large selection of items for
children to paint & take home the same day, 401 Clairmont Ave., Suite 8a, 845-729-0287 ;
Valhalla- Open Climb @ The Cliffs, Mon-Thur: 3-6 pm; Fri 3-8 pm; Sat 9 am-8 pm; Sun 9 am-6 pm. Day Pass:
$20/ One-Month Pass: $100/ Learn to Climb One-Month Package: $109/ 10-Visit Pass: $180. Rentals: Climbing Shoes $5/ Harness $4/ Chalk Bag $2/ Package $10. The Cliffs at Valhalla welcomes climbers of all ages! While each child is unique, we generally find that kids are ready to start climbing around 5 years old. All climbers under the age of 18 must have a waiver filled out by a parent or legal guardian. Kids can scale our walls in their sneakers
or rent climbing shoes with their harness at the front desk. A harness rental is mandatory for participation in
Open Climb Hours and using auto-belays. Staff are available to assist climbers. No experience necessary, email@example.com, GPS address: 2 Commerce St, Hawthorne, NY 914-328-7625 ; (updated 9/2017)
Verplanck- Lake Meahagh Park, picturesque views of the Hudson River, fishing,
picnicking & outdoor ice skating, located off Westchester Avenue & Kings Ferry Rd., http://www.townofcortlandt.com/cit-e-access/webpage.cfm?TID=20&TPID=4828 ;
White Plains- Build-A-Bear @ The Westchester, 10 am-9 pm, 125 Westchester Avenue ;
White Plains- Westchester Golf Range, 8 am-5 pm, weather permitting, KIDS get FREE
bucket of colored balls with the purchase of the same size adult bucket! FREE USE of
KIDS SIZE CLUBS! Adult bucket prices: $11/7/5, 701 Dobbs Ferry Rd., 914-592-6553 ;
White Plains- Youth Basketball @ White Plains YMCA, Tuesdays, 4-5 pm for ages 9-12, Join our CO-ED
basketball training program an affordable price and train with Division 1 Basketball professional Shi
McCollum! $70 for members or $90 for program members. For program members there is an annual
$55 fee. You can sign up your child any time the facility is open by visiting the front desk. REGIS-
TRATION REQUIRED, 250 Mamaroneck Avenue, 914-949-8030, e-mail: email@example.com ;
Yonkers- Baby Day! @ Alamo Drafthouse, The 1st show of the day on Tuesdays excluding National holidays
and special festival screenings. Infants are welcome to these shows, and of course, are allowed in for free.
For our baby day shows, we keep the lights up a bit, and the sound down a bit, so your little one never has to
know they even went to the movies! 2548 Central Park Avenue, 914-226-3082, ADV TIX RECOMMENDED ;
Yonkers- Toddler Storytime @ Barnes & Noble, 11 am, Central Plaza, 2614 Central Park Ave., 914-771-6400 ;
Yonkers- Philipse Manor Hall, 12-5 pm, $5/$3/ under age 12 free, a museum of
history, art & architecture, GPS address: 29 Warburton Avenue, 914-965-4027 ;
Yonkers- Untermyer Park and Gardens, open 7 am-sunset, the walled garden
is open 7 am-sunset April 1st- December 1st, 914-512-4818, 945 N. Broadway ;
Yonkers- Beczak Environmental Education Center's Interpretive Center, Monday - Saturday,
9 am - 5 pm, entry is free but donations are appreciated, interactive exhibits include Garbage
Gauge, Permanent Tidal Tank & Giant Sturgeon, 35 Alexander Street, 914-377-1900 ;
Yonkers- Toddlers' Tuesday Morning Storytime @ Barnes & Noble @ Central Plaza,
Tuesdays, 11 am, FREE, Bring your toddlers and little ones to this popular Storytime
and coloring activity event. Join our booksellers every Tuesday morning in our Children's
Dept. 2614 Central Park Avenue, Yonkers, NY 10710, 914-771-6400 ; (updated 2/2017)
Yorktown- Yorktown Museum, 11am-4 pm, Visit a recreated 18th century home and an early
Mohegan Indian settlement. Discover the Old Put Railroad and see how local farms operated,
enjoy fascinating and detailed miniatures, 914-962-2970, E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com,
located on the top floor of the Yorktown Community & Cultural Center, 1974 Commerce Street ;
Yorktown Heights- Visit Hilltop Hanover Farm, 10 am-4 pm, a working crop farm & environmental
education facility with three separate, inter-linked trails in 134 acres of forest which are open from
dawn to dusk, hike the farm's 3.5 miles of woodland trails, enjoy a picnic overlooking the property,
and visit our chickens and goats, Parking is free and located at trail heads on the east side of Hanover
Street. No Dogs allowed. Trail Maps available, 1271 Hanover Street, 914-962-2368 ;
Putnam County
Brewster- Public Skating Session @ Brewster Ice Arena, 9 am-2 pm/ 3-5 pm,
$7/$5, skate rental $3, walker rental $2, 845-279-2229, 63 Fields Lane ;
Brewster- Open Gym @ Epic Studios, 7:30-9:30 pm, ages 8+, $20 for non-members, supervised
hours with gymnastic equipment but no instruction provided, 2031 Rt. 22, 845-519-8676 ;
Carmel- Fahnestock State Park, open daily, dusk til dawn, over 14,000 acres boasts a Nature
Center, hiking, mountain biking, fishing, equestrian trails, XC skiing & snowshoeing, camping,
picnicking, boating $7/hr & more, vehicle entrance fee $7, 1498 Rt. 301, 845-225-7207, ;
Cold Spring- Stonecrop Gardens, Open Monday-Saturday, 10 am-5 pm, Well-supervised children are welcome
to the garden, but we ask that parents closely oversee them and take precautions to ensure their safety, especially near the rock ledges and pools. No screaming, no running and climbing, no handling or feeding the
animals. Please note that many areas of the garden are inaccessible to strollers and wheelchairs. Picnicking is allowed in specified areas of the garden only. 81 Stonecrop Lane, 845-265-2000, Email: firstname.lastname@example.com ;
Mahopac- Westchester Putnam Pottery, 11 am-6 pm, choose your piece, paint your pottery or shape
your glass, pick-up your project in 7-14 days after firing. $7.50 studio fee + project, Average pricing
for glass fusing is $40-$50, 54 Miller Road, email@example.com, 845-628-2127 ;
Wingdale- Preschool Storytime @ St. Charles Church, 10:30 am, a library program, 83 Mills St., 845-832-6605 ;
Dutchess County
Arlington- Lego Club @ Poughkeepsie Library, 4-4:45 pm, 504 Haight Ave., 845-485-3445 ;
Beacon- Dia:Beacon, January–March: Friday–Monday, 11 am–4 pm/ April–October: Thursday–Monday, 11 am–6 pm/
November–December: Thursday–Monday, 11 am–4 pm. closed on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day. Guided tours every Saturday & Sunday at 12:30 & 2 pm. Tours are free with admission. Reservations are not necessary but can be made in person at the admissions desk. $15 General/ $12 Students & seniors/ FREE for Dia members & children under 12. Dia:Beacon, Riggio Galleries is the museum for the Dia Art Foundation's collection of art from the 1960's to the present. The museum, which opened in 2003, is situated
on the banks of the Hudson River in Beacon, New York. Along with Dia's permanent collection, Dia:Beacon also presents temporary exhibitions. With 160,000 square feet (15,000 m2), it is one of the largest exhibition
spaces in the country for modern and contemporary art. Membership: $75 for individuals/ $125 for dual or family. Reduced admission and discounted Metro-North train fare with One-Day Getaway. Shuttle bus service from the Metro-North train station to Dia:Beacon and Main Street Beacon is available except on Sundays
and holiday Mondays. 3 Beekman Street, Beacon, NY, 12508, 845-440-0100 ; (updated 9/2017)
Beacon- Open Mic @ Bank Square Coffeehouse, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, Sing-up 6 pm, 6:30-9:30 pm,
hosted by Thom Joyce, 129 Main Street, 845-440-7165, e-mail: email@example.com ;
Beacon- Drum & Dance @ the Center 4 Creative Education, Tuesdays & Thursdays, 3:30 - 4:30 pm,
ages 7-14, $25/month + $10 annual CCE membership, scholarships available, e-mail: email@example.com,
629 Rt. 52, 845-831-3220 ; Also, Intergenerational Drum & Dance 4:30-5:30 pm ~
Beacon- Echo Women's Boutique and Toystore, 10 am-7 pm, On one side, women's clothing, classic with a twist.
All kinds of unique items, handbags, jewelry, shoes, books. Lines from local designers as well. On the other
side, a collection of classic wooden toys, wind-up tin toys, eco-friendly and plush, art supplies and books.
Organic baby clothes. Kids love to play with the display toys and explore! 470 Main St., 845-440-0047;
Fishkill- Tae Kwon Do @ Fishkill Recreation, Mondays, 6-7 pm, ages 3+, A kick for the whole family! The family
that kicks together has fun together as they learn this century-old discipline that develops the mind and body while encouraging a balance of knowledge, strength and honesty. 793 Route 52, 845-831-3371 ;
Fishkill- Kids in Motion II @ All Sport Health and Fitness Club, 9:15-10 am, $10/non-member/
drop-in, A gross motor development class that includes activities utilizing an assortment of
equipment to fun upbeat music, 17 Old Main Street, 845-896-5678 ; October-June
Fishkill- Kids in Motion I @ All Sport Health and Fitness Club, 10:15-10:45 am, $10/non-member/
drop-in, A gross motor development class that includes activities utilizing an assortment of
equipment to fun upbeat music, 17 Old Main Street, 845-896-5678 ; October-June
Fishkill- Laugh & Learn @ The Harmony Garden School of Music, 1:30-2:15 pm, ages 3 & 4, $55/month
includes unlimited make-up classes, free attendance at monthly Playdates, and access to our studio
Kindermusik storybook library, We combine your preschooler's natural love of music, storytelling &
imaginative play with age-appropriate activities that introduce early music concepts and foster
independence, social & emotional skills, language growth & self-control. Registration is pro-rated
throughout month, classes are ongoing with breaks for holidays, 1538 Rte. 52, Suite G, 845-522-2737 ;
Fishkill- Little Rascals with Town of Fishkill Rec, Tuesdays & Wednesdays, October 2017- April 2018,
10-11:30 am, $3/day/child, Parents play for free ! An Open Gym atmosphere for 4 year olds & under
and their parents. A great time and place for your toddlers to make new friends and run around in our
new gym! We have blocks, parachutes, a bouncy castle, slides, tricycles, tunnels and much more to keep
your little ones entertained! 845-831-3371, 793 Route 52, Fishkill, NY, 12524 ; (updated 12/2017)
Fishkill- Extra Innings, 10 am-9 pm, Make a reservation to use one of the 8 multi-use batting tunnels,
182 Old Route 9, 845-896-3340 ;
Wappingers Falls- Artistic You, Walk-in hours 10:30 am-7 pm, sitting fees are $10/adult & $8/
children, ceramic pieces start at $7, in the Summerlin Plaza, 946 Rt. 376, Suite 10, 845-632-1671 ;
Hopewell Junction- Pick-Your-Own Fruit/Vegetables @ Fishkill Farms, 9 am-6 pm, Pick-your-own
begins in June with strawberries. July brings cherries and berries. Late July and August mark the
harvest of juicy, tree-ripe peaches and nectarines. Please allot yourself at least an hour to get out
to the fields, pick crops, and come back to pay. Picnicking allowed. We do have farm animals to observe,
but not a petting zoo. 9 Fishkill Farm Rd., 845-897-4377 ; May-November
Hopewell Junction- Kindermusik for Babies & Toddlers: Sing & Play for 1's & 2's with Harmony Garden School of Music, Tuesdays, 9:30 am, pending minimum enrollment, $65/month, FREE trial class available, Watch your toddler spread his wings as he discovers all that he can do! Surrounded by friends in a class that engages all his senses, he'll beam with confidence and pride as he runs, claps, and sings with his music class family! REGISTRATION REQUIRED, 2537 Route 52, Suite 9, Hopewell Junction, (845) 522-2737 ; (updated 2/2017)
Hopewell Junction- Kindermusik for Young Preschoolers: Wiggle & Grow for 2's & 3's Family Style!
with Harmony Garden School of Music, Tuesdays, 10:30 am, $65/month, FREE trial class available,
Family style- Ages 0-5 welcome! Each week your child will love singing, dancing, and playing instruments
with you and her new friends. And you'll love helping her practice a wide variety of abilities such as gross
nd fine motor skills, turn-taking, social skills, and active listening. REGISTRATION REQUIRED,
2537 Route 52, Suite 9, Hopewell Junction, (845) 522-2737 ; (updated 2/2017)
Hyde Park- Hackett Hill Park, pool , pavilion, Hiking trails, camp sites for groups, sports fields, program building, Hackett House. This is where the day camp is located. East Market St. between Rte. 9 & 9G, 845-229-8086 ;
Hyde Park- Skate Park @ Pinewood Park, April 15 - November 15, 9 am - Dusk,
Helmets are required to enter the skatepark, Pinewoods Road, 845-229-8086 ;
Hyde Park- Guided Tours of Vanderbilt Mansion, daily, 9-5, Tours at
9:15, 10, 12, 2 & 4 pm, $8, Ages 15 & under free, grounds are free ;
Hyde Park- Guided Tours at Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site,
9-5 pm, $14/ ages 15 & under free, 845-229-5320 ;
Hyde Park- Val-Kill (Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site), Open 7 days/week, 9 am-5 pm, Last guided tour at
4 pm, Reservations are not generally needed for individuals, $10 ages 16+, Children 15 and under are FREE. Your visit to Val-Kill includes a 45 minute guided tour of Val-Kill cottage, a twelve minute orientation film on Eleanor Roosevelt called, "Close to Home," and exhibits. GROUNDS ARE FREE & open everyday from sunrise to sunset.
GPS address: 54 Valkill Park Road, Hyde Park, NY 12538. 845-229-9422 or 845-229-9115 x 2010
June - October
Hyde Park- Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum, Open Daily except Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years Day, 9 am-6 pm, The FDR Presidential Library and Museum & the Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt offer an $18 joint admission ticket. The Home tour is guided by a park ranger and the Library tour is self guided. These tickets are valid for 2 days. A ticket to visit only the Presidential Library and Museum is available for $9/$6/ ages 15 & under FREE. The grounds and the Rose Garden, where Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt are buried, are FREE and open from sunrise to sunset. 1 (800) FDR-VISIT or 1 (800) 337-8474, 4079 Albany Post Road ;
hours change seasonally
Hyde Park- Beatriz Farrand Garden, 7 am- sunset, FREE, open to the public, As the earliest existing example of her private work, the garden at Bellefield is a striking illustration of Farrand's masterful design, presented in an intimate and accessible setting. As a living testament to Farrand's influential horticultural legacy – not only as a designer, but as the world's first female landscape architect – the garden provides an ideal platform to tell this pioneering woman's story through lectures, tours and educational programs. 4097 Albany Post Road ;
Hyde Park- Beatriz Farrand Garden, 7 am- sunset, free, open to the public, 4097 Albany Post Road ;
Lagrangeville- Joe Gamer Video Games & Lounge, 11 am-8 pm, lounge time is $4.99/hr.,
$11.99/3hr or $19.99/month, 1097 Rt. 55, 845-454-0900 ;
Millbrook- Merritt Bookstore, 9 am-6 pm, We strive to connect our customers with great and entertaining
works of literature written by the Hudson Valley's local authors as well as everybody's favorite global authors alike. We also offer a variety of toys, puzzles and games, 57 Front Street Box 918, 845- 677-5857 ;
Millbrook- Trevor Zoo, 8:30 am-5 pm, $5/$3, Seven endangered species reside at the Zoo:
LakeVictoria Cichlid, White-Naped Crane, Black and White Ruffed Lemur, Ring-Tailed Lemur,
Red Panda, Golden Lion Tamarin & the Red Wolf, Also 180+ exotic & indigenous animals on
over 6 acres. e-mail: email@example.com, 845-677-3704, 131 Millbrook School Road ;
Poughkeepsie- Afternoon ABC 123 @ the Mid-Hudson Children's Museum, 1st & 3rd Tuesday's of each
month at 2:30 pm, free with museum admission ($8), This early literacy and math program features a play-
group format to engage both toddlers and their parents/caregivers in song, stories and hands-on projects.
Parents will get take-home ideas to support early learning in the home. 75 North Water St., 845-471-0589 ~
Poughkeepsie, Town of- Dutchess County Rail Trail, open dawn til dusk, A 13.4 mile multi-use linear
county "park" that runs through the middle of the County along the former Maybrook Rail corridor
including the towns of Poughkeepsie, LaGrange, Wappinger and East Fishkill, with a direct link to
the Walkway Over the Hudson and the regional trail network. 845-298-4600 ;
Poughkeepsie, Town of - Peach Hill Park, open dawn til dusk, 162-acre former orchard,
3.2 miles of trails lead to the town's highest point and spectacular panoramic views of
the Catskills, Hudson Highlands and Shawangunks, 845-485-3628, Edgewood Drive ;
Poughkeepsie- Toddler Time @ Bounce! Trampoline Sports, Tuesdays & Fridays. 11 am – 12 pm;
Thursdays 1– 2 PM, For children up to 6 years old. $10 for parent & child combination, $8 for each
additional child. The children can enjoy all areas of our trampoline park, even the regular Bounce!
area! Please call in advance to check for schedule changes or check our homepage! 845-206-4555,
e-mail: email@example.com, 2 Neptune Road, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 ; (updated 3/2017)
Poughkeepsie- "Two-for-Tuesdays!" @ Bounce! Trampoline Sports, 3-7 pm, Come on in and pay
for one hour & get two! Regular prices: $12/first hour, $10/each additional hour, $18/90-min.,
all sessions must END on the hour, Please reserve jump time in advance via phone: 845-206-4555,
e-mail: email@example.com ; hours change with school seasons
Poughkeepsie- K1 Speed Poughkeepsie, Indoor Go-Karting Center, 12-10 pm, Annual license: $6, Arrive & Drive
(1 walk-in race*, on a first-come, first-served basis. No reservations.) for $19.99, WEEKDAY SPECIAL: 3
Races for $39, 2001 South Road, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601, Next to Regal Cinemas at the Poughkeepsie
Galleria, 845-297-5409 ; *1 Race= 14 Lap Standard Adult Race or 12 Lap Standard Junior Race
Poughkeepsie- Locust Grove, Visitor Center open 10 am-5 pm, Guided Mansion tours offered May-November
at 10:15 am, 11:30 am, 12:45 pm, 2 pm & 3:15 pm with the following fees: $10 Adults, $6 Youths (6-18),
Gardens & Grounds open 8 am to dusk, year-round, 2683 South Road, 845-454-4500 ;
Poughkeepsie/ Highland- Walkway Over the Hudson, 7 am-sunset, 3 scenic overlooks,
1.28 miles long, There are handicap designated parking spaces available on both ends
of the bridge, 845-454-9649, 87 Haviland Rd., Highland/ 61 Parker Ave., Poughkeepsie ;
Poughkeepsie- Upper Landing Park, open 7 am til sunset, leashed pets welcome, bicycling welcome,
a beautiful setting to enjoy alongside the Hudson River, an engaging walk through over 300 years
of local history, and access to Walkway Over the Hudson's waterfront elevator. 83 North Water
Street, 845-790-6310, email: email@example.com CLICK LINK FOR PARKING INFO ;
Poughkeepsie- Teen Resource Activity Center (T.R.A.C.) @ Family Partnership Center L07 & Gymnasium, M-R,
3-8:30 pm, We're bringing fun back to the community by providing food, recreation and opportunities for a
promising future. ADVANCED REGISTRATION REQUIRED, 29 North Hamilton Street, 845-452-1110 x 3505 ;
Poughkeepsie- Public Skating @ Mid Hudson Civic Center's McCann Ice Arena, 12-2 pm,
$7 Adults/ $5 Children/ $3 Skate rental, 845-454-5800, 14 Civic Center Plaza ;
Poughkeepsie- Learn to Swim @ the Hudson Valley Community Center, Tuesday Classes: 3:30 pm
Tot/4 pm Tot Plus/ 5:15 pm Level 3. Lessons are monthly & Begin on the 1st of each month,
Monthly fees: $60 for one student/ $110 Two students/$150 Three students. 3-month session:
$160 one student/ $300 two students/ $410 three students. Family membership: $40/month
or $450/year. $35 Registration Fee for all new families. REGISTER ONLINE, 845-471-0430, firstname.lastname@example.com, 110 South Grand Ave., Poughkeepsie, NY 12603 ; (updated 3/2017)
Poughkeepsie- Open Freestyle Figure Skating @ Mid Hudson Civic Center's
McCann Ice Arena, 2:45-5:45 pm, $11, 845-454-5800, 14 Civic Center Plaza ;
Poughkeepsie- Mid Hudson Children's Museum, Tuesday-Saturday: 9:30 am-5 pm, Sunday: 11 am-5 pm. $9,
Museum members and children under 1 year are FREE. Designed for young children, ages 0-6, and their
parents, caregiver and older siblings. With exhibits that focus on nature, science, literacy, art, music and
the local community, the museum provides an educationally rich environment through which children have
the opportunity to develop foundational skills, to engage in purposeful play, and to develop interpersonal connections. MHCM exhibits and programs get kids moving, exploring, building, pretending, collaborating,
creating and discovering. E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com 75 North Water St., 845-471-0589 ; (updated 11/2017)
Poughkeepsie- Chuck E. Cheese, 10 am- 10 pm, 1895 South Rd., 845-297-9500,
Poughkeepsie- Build-A-Bear, 10 am-9:30 pm, 2001 South Rd., 845-296-1660 ;
Poughkeepsie- Open Studio @ Art Centro, Tuesdays, 10 am-6 pm, $5/hour/person or $100/month
(Personal tools required), For experienced ceramicists, students taking classes, and those who
want to explore clay independently to use our well-equipped studio, 485 Main St., 845-454-4525 ;
Poughkeepsie- Basic/Intermediate Throwing & Handbuilding Ceramics Classes for Adults and Teens @
Art Centro, Tuesdays, 6-8:30 pm, Sessions are 2 months long and typically meet for 7-9 weeks, $175-225
($25 x the number of class meetings in a 2 month session), overs a range of topics and skills beginning with preparing the clay, centering, opening, lifting and shaping cylinders, bowls and plates on the pottery wheel;
and slab-building, pinching, coiling and extruding forms at the handbuilding table, as well as trimming & glazing. REGISTRATION REQUIRED, 485 Main Street, 845-454-4525 ;
Red Hook- Song Circle @ Taste Budds Cafe, 4th Tuesday of each month, 7-9 pm,
a family-friendly, community event, 40 West Market Street, 845-758-6500 ;
Red Hook- Song Circle @ Taste Budds Cafe, 2nd Tuesday of each month, 7-8:30 pm, features
two musicians for 30-40 minutes sets each, 40 West Market Street, 845-758-6500 ;
Rhinebeck- Teen Class @ Hudson Valley Pottery, 4-6 pm, 6 weeks @ $210/student
or $35/student for 1 class, parents welcome, 845-876-3190, 18 Garden Street ;
Rhinebeck- Burger Hill Park, open 365 days/year, dog walking with leash, bird
watching & walking, from 9 am -dusk, 2.5 m from intersection of Rt. 9 & Rt. 9G ;
Rhinebeck- Land of Oz Toys & Gifts, 11 am-6 pm, 845-876-1918, Email: firstname.lastname@example.com,
41 East Market Street ;
Rhinebeck- Wilderstein Historic Site, Grounds open daily 9 am-4 pm, The estate consists of
40 acres created over a century ago in the American Romantic Style by landscape architect
Calvert Vaux who created an intricate network of carriage drives, walks, and trails adorned
with specimen trees and ornamental shrubs, 330 Morton Road, 845-876-4818
Wappingers Falls- Mommy/Daddy & Me @ Artistic You, Tuesdays, Save 50% on your Sitting Fee! when you pay
for one full price: Sitting Fee Adults pay $10/ Children, Students and Seniors $8, Ceramic prices are as marked. Prices start at $5, located at the Summerlin Plaza, 946 Rt. 376, Suite 10, 845-632-1671
Wappingers Falls- Stony Kill Farm Environmental Center, 79 Farmstead Lane,
845-831-8780, grounds open dusk til dawn, 365 days a year ;
Wappingers Falls- Bowdoin Park, open all year, 9 am-8 pm through September, 2nd, picturesque
301 acre park located on the banks of the Hudson River, open areas for picnicking, and an award-winning handicapped-accessible playground area, 85 Sheafe Road, 845-298-4600 ;
Columbia County
Germantown- Clermont State Historic Site, grounds open year-round, 8:30 am-sunset, 8:30 am-sunset,
Visitor Center & Gift Shop Open Wednesday – Sunday 10:30 am – 4 pm, April 15th-October 31st, Tours
11 am-4 pm (last tour 4 pm) Wednesday – Sunday, April 15th- October 31st, Saturday & Sunday 11 am-3 pm
(last tour 3 pm) November & December, One Clermont Avenue, 518-537-4240 ;
Hudson- Half-Price Tuesdays @ Jump for Fun, 10 am-6 pm, $5, activities for children ages
1-12 & under 5': varies due to the size and physical abilities of children, no outside food
(except for severe food allergies), Columbia Plaza, 350 Fairview Avenue, 518-828-1982 ;
Hudson- Olana State Historic Site, open year-round, 8 am to sunset, 250-acre integrated
environment of famed Hudson River School painter Frederic Edwin Church, The landscape,
designed by Frederic Church, offers an extensive network of carriage drives to explore,
visitor center, mansion is open by guided tour. $5/ vehicle on weekends May–October 10 am-4 pm,
All other times admission to the grounds is FREE, 518-828-0135, 5720 Route 9G ;
Hudson- FASNY Museum of Firefighting, 10 am-5 pm every day, 117 Harry Howard Ave.,
518-822-1875, Adults $5, Children ages 5+ $2, under 5 free ;
Hudson- Hip Hop Tuesdays with Hudson Opera House @ Hudson Youth Center, Tuesdays, 5:30 – 6:30pm,
Ages 6 & up, FREE! Join in the ever-popular weekly hip hop dance workshop taught by Anthony Molina in collaboration with Operation Unite. No experience necessary. 18 S. 3rd Street, Hudson, NY, 12534,
(518) 822-1438, e-mail: email@example.com ; through June 2017
Millerton- Sing, Play, Read @ NorthEast-Millerton Library, 10:30-11:30 am, ages 0-6, 75 Main St., 518-789-3340 ;
Millerton- The Discovery Garden and 1/4 mile Farm-Walk @ McEnroe Organic Farm, 9 am-6 pm,
a self-guided farm tour with activities and information about our farm practices, Enjoy the land-
scape, seasonal changes & biodiversity of our organic farm with a gentle hike, Picnic Tables and
Garden Seating are available for your enjoyment, 5409 Rt. 22, 518-789-4191 ;
Palenville- Tiny Tots @ the Palenville Branch of the Catskill Library, 10:30-11 am,
ages 0-3, signing, finger plays & more, 3335 Route 23A, 518-678-3357 ;
Palenville- Thabiso the Therapy Dog @ the Palenville Branch of the Catskill Public Library,
every 3rd Tuesday of each month , 5 pm, 3335 Route 23A, 518-943-4230 ;
Ulster & Greene Counties
Accord- Saunderskill Farms, Tuesday-Sunday 7 am-6 pm, July - Mid October: Pick your own raspberries, October Weekends: Pick your own Pumpkins begins, Tractor-Drawn Hay Rides, Horse-Drawn Hay Rides, weekends in October 1-4PM, Free Corn Maze, Hudson Valley Draft Horse Association Fall Harvest Day, Columbus Day Weekend Antique Tractor Pull, 5100 Rt. 209, 845-626-2676 (April-October, Bakery only November & December)
Bearsville- Children's Open Studio Classes @ Kathy Anderson's School for Young Artists,
Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays 4-6 pm, $300/8 classes, 845-679-9541, e-mail: email@example.com, 31 Wittenberg Road
Catskill- Bailiwick Ranch, 10 am-6 pm, $15/ $10 for ages 4-12/ FREE ages 3 & under AND those
with MILITARY ID, A walk through park with a playground, Picnic area, Train rides, Exotic and
Domestic animals to pet and feed, Daily ed-zoo-cational Shows, Horseback Riding, Trail Rides,
Pony Rides, Paintball, 118 Castle Road, 518-678-5665 ; May- October
Gardiner/ New Paltz- Mohonk Mountain Preserve Visitor Center and immediate grounds open 365 day/year (Visitor Center limited holiday hours), hikers pay $12 fee for day, bikers and climbers pay $17 fee for the day, children ages 12 & under are free and must be accompanied by an adult, 845-255-0919, 3197 U.S. 44/Rte. 55 ;
Highland- Art @ Highland Cultural Arts, Tuesdays, ages 3-8, $80 for the 6 week series,
Students will explore various materials and methods for exploring their creativity.
437 New Paltz Road, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com ;
Highland- Franny Reese State Park, open dawn til dusk, 251 acres, magnificent view of the Hudson River,
bird watching, biking, hiking, dog walking, X-country skiing & snowshoeing, 845-255-0753, Haviland Road ;
Highmount- Ski & Snowboard Lessons @ Belleayre Mountain, 10 am, 11:30 am & 1 pm, ages 4+, $30-108/day
or $169-$199/3-day package, REGISTRATION REQUIRED, 845-254-5600 ; seasonal
Kerhonkson- Kelder's Farm & U-Pick, 10 am-6 pm, U-pick fruits and vegetables, Farm market, greenhouse,
petting zoo, corn maze, mini-golf, jumping pillow, 845-626-7137, Email: email@example.com, 5755 Rt 209 ;
Kingston- New Mama Crew @ Hudson Valley Midwifery, Every Other Tuesday, 10:30 am- 12 pm, FREE,
Support & social group for new mamas with babies up to 6 months old. Enjoy the quiet and relaxing
space of the HVM Center Classroom while making new friends and growing your mama tribe. Potluck
snacks optional. We are a judgement free community. Older children are welcome to play in the play
area. 14 Hurley Ave., Kingston, NY, 845-256-5430, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com ; (updated 3/2017)
Kingston- Mommy & Me Yoga @ The Yoga House, 12:30-1:30 pm, $13 drop-in rate, designed
for Mom to reconnect with her mind, body and breath through a flowing yoga practice. Bring
a blanket and a favorite toy to occupy Baby while Mommy strikes an "asana." It's up to Mom
if she'd like to incorporate Baby into her practice, 57 Crown Street, 845-706 YOGA ;
Kingston- Fun-E Farm, Tuesday hours: 10 am - 8 pm, The Fun-E Farm is home to a wide array of inflatable structures including bounce houses, obstacle courses, slides, interactive bubbles and toddler bounces!
Socks are required. Must sign waiver. No outside food or beverages. 1300 Ulster Ave., Hudson Valley
Mall, $9.99 for all day, http://www.fun-efarm.com/barnyard-bouncin/ ; (updated 4/2017)
Kingston- Kingston Point Beach, 7 am-7 pm, pavilion, bathrooms, playground, picnicking, volleyball court,
boat launch, swimming, seasonal lifeguard & concession stand, 845-331-1682, 53 Delaware Avenue ; seasonal
Kingston- T. R. Gallo West Strand Park, Picnic Areas, Bathrooms (Seasonal), Waterfront Promenade, Gazebo, Marina, Kayak Dock/Launch, Birdwatching, Urban Cultural Parks Visitor Center, foot of Broadway, 845-331-0080 ;
Kingston- Hutton Park, Pavilion, Bathrooms (Open Seasonally), Tennis Courts, Picnic Area, New Playground,
Baseball Diamond, Handball Court, Basketball Court, located on Grant St. & Clifton Ave., 845-331-0080 ;
Kingston- Block Park, Pavilion, Bathrooms (Open Seasonally), Basketball Court, Picnic Area, Playground, Softball Field, Handball Court, located on Abeel Street near the new Rondout Creek Waterfront Walkway, 845-331-0080 ;
Kingston- Loughran Park, Pavilion, Picnic Areas, Bathrooms (Seasonal), Tennis Courts, Basketball Court, Base-
ball Field, Playground, located on Manor Place and Charlotte Street, near Albany Avenue, 45-331-0080 ;
Kingston- Hudson River Maritime Museum, 11 am-5 pm, $7/Adult, $5/ Senior (62+), $5/ ages 5-18, FREE ages 4 & younger, active military & members, 845-338-0071, e-mail: email@example.com, 50 Rondout Landing ; May-October
Kingston- Kingston Playspace, Free, 9 am-2 pm, Murphy Midtown Center 467 Broadway ;
Kingston- Hasbrouck Park, daily, open dusk til dawn, 845-331-3701, on Delaware Ave., next to JFK Elementary ;
Kingston- Open Swim @ YMCA of Kingston & Ulster County, click on the link for accurate times,
if you're not a member, you can buy a one-day pass for $10/ $3 for ages 12 & under, weight room,
*3 gyms, indoor track, racquetball court, cycle room, yoga room & more! 507 Broadway, 845-338-3810 ;
Kingston- Forsyth Nature Center, 7 am-5 pm, 157 Lucas Avenue, 845-339-3053 ; (9 am-5 pm holidays),
Kingston- Playplace @ McDonald's, 5-11 pm, 4'tall & under, ages 3-12, 555 Albany Avenue, 845-331-6794 ;
Kingston- The Little Gym of Kingston's Tuesday class schedule, join at any time classes will be prorated,
11:30 am: 10-19m/ Birds; 10:45 am & 6:30 pm: 19m-3y/ Beasts/ Super Beasts; 10:30 am: 3-5y/ Funny Bugs/
Giggle Worms; 5:30 pm: 4-6y/ Giggle Worms/ Good Friends; 4:30 pm: 3-6y/ Mini Jacks/ Cracker Jacks;
4 pm: 4-6y/ Giggle Toes/ Good Leaps, 1200 Ulster Ave., 845-382-1020 ;
Kingston- Line Dancing @ VFW Post 1386, 1/6, 7-9 pm, Come and Be part of something fun! Your line dance instructor Doubledee Duke will keep you up on all the latest dances. Beginners welcome. 708 East Chester Street ;
New Paltz- Storytime @ Elting Memorial Library, 1:30 pm, Ages 3+, 37 Broad Street, 845-896-9215 ;
New Paltz- New Paltz Play Space, 9-11 am, 1 Veterans Drive, Tuesdays & Thursdays ;
New Paltz- Historic Huguenot Street, 10 am-5 pm, Guided Tour: $10/ Seniors & military $8/ free for
Members. In-the-Moment Tour: $15/ Members, seniors & military $12, a National Historic Landmark
District, Encompasses 30 buildings across 10 acres that was the heart of the original settlement,
including 7 stone houses that date to the early eighteenth century. 81 Huguenot Street, 845-255-1660 ;
New Paltz- New Mother's Social Circle @ New Baby New Paltz, 10-12 pm, Ages 0-8m; Also, Cruisers
Play Group, 12-3 pm, Ages 6-18m; And lastly, Gentle Yoga for Mamas, babies welcome, 4:30-5:30 pm,
$15 or $50 for 4; 15 Plattekill Avenue, 845-750-4402, drop-in $5/ first class free ;
New Paltz- The Inner Wall, indoor climbing space, 12-9 pm, 845-255-7625, behind Rite Aid off W. Main Street ;
New Paltz- Evening Yoga at the Pavilion @ Mohonk Preserve, Tuesdays in June, July, August, and September, 6-7:15 pm, ages 12+ (Children must always be accompanied by an adult), $12/ class for Preserve members; $14/ class non-members, With Jacqui Nash of The Yoga House. Breathe deep as you relax and take in the fresh air and mountain views. Join Jacqui as you unwind from your day and reconnect with yourself in this beautiful outdoor setting. The series will focus on Vinyasa Yoga for beginner and intermediate students. Sign up for individual classes, any 9 classes, or the full series. Bring your own mat and water. Rain or Shine. Please ARRIVE 15 MINUTES EARLY to set-up, so the class can start promptly at 6pm. SPACE IS LIMITED, REGISTER EARLY. Register for 9 classes and receive 10% off (enter coupon code yoga9 at checkout). Register for the series and receive 20% off (enter coupon code yoga18 at checkout). 3197 State Route 55, New Paltz, NY 12561, (845) 225-0919
Pine Hill- Belleayre Beach, 10 am-6 pm, $3/person, $10/carload ( less than 8 passenger van), Row boats:
$10/ hour or $20 for 4 hours, Pedal boats and kayaks: $10/ hour, We offer swimming, picnicking,
horseshoe pits, volleyball, basketball, row boat, pedal boat and kayak rentals, fishing and great
relaxation!! 845-254-5202, 33 Friendship Manor Road ; (seasonal)
Port Ewen- Babies & Books @ Town of Esopus Library, 10:30 am, no registration required, Also, After
School Crafts @ 3:30pm for ages 8-12, registration required, 128 Canal Street, 845-338-5580 ;
Rosendale- Rosendale Youth Center, 3-9 pm, for those under age 21, Closed Federal Holidays,
FREE, Offers a variety of recreational equipment for indoor enjoyment such as pool, table tennis,
foosball, video games, board games, computer games, a TV, DVD/VCR, stereo, toys & puzzles.
Sports equipment available for sign out to be used at the park include softball, tennis, volleyball,
teeball, basketball, badminton, football and jump ropes. 1055 Route 32, 845-658-8982 ;
Rosendale- Singer-Songwriter Tuesdays @ the Rosendale Cafe, A Musical Performance Showcase
on 2nd and 4th Tuesday Nights, 8-10 pm, The showcase has been a performance opportunity for
both newly-established artists, and those that were outside the musical style of the Cafe's usual
weekend bookings, 434 Main Street, 845-658-9048 ;
Saugerties- Saugerties Playgroup, Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from
10 am- 1 pm, above the firehouse @ Donlon Auditorium, 43 Partition St. ;
Saugerties- Tuesday Tales @ Saugerties Public Library, ages 3-6, 11 am, stories, songs
& more! 845-246-4317, 91 Washington Avenue ; Also, Scrabble 4-6 pm, all welcome! ;
Saugerties- Public Skating @ Kiwanis Ice Arena, 10:15 am-11:45 am, 12-1:30 pm,
1:45-3:15 pm, $6/ $4/ ages 5 & under free, 845-247-2590, 6 Small World Ave. ;
Saugerties- The Inquiring Mind Book Store and Cafe, 11 am-9 pm, A large Selection of Books, Excellent Live Music, Free WiFi, Melissa & Doug Toys, children's art supplies, Stationery and an amazing coffeehouse offering a wide variety of specialty coffees, teas and desserts by Sugar Me Sweet Bakers, 65 Partition Street, 845-246-5775 ;
Saugerties- Open Mic @ Inquiring Minds Bookstore & Cafe, 7-9 pm, 65 Partition Street, 845-246-5775 ;
Woodstock- The Golden Notebook, Indie Bookstore, 10 am-6 pm, 29 Tinker Street, 845-679-8000 ;
Woodstock- The Woodstock Fencing Club @ Woodstock Elementary School,
Tuesdays when school is in session, 6:30-9:30 pm, 845-657-8021 ;
Woodstock- Woodstock Youth Center, 3-8 pm, ages 11-19, a variety of recreational & edu-
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Woodstock- Catamount Restaurant's Open Mic Night! @ Emerson Resort & Spa,
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Woodstock- Youth Boxing @ Mountain View Studio, Youth Boxing Conditioning 4-4:45 pm,
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This is the new Blog Post area of the La Grande High School website. Our staff will strive to keep this site up-to-date with information and interesting educational ideas at our school.
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Immunization DATA at LHS
Annually La Grande High School reports vaccination levels of our student population. We appreciate parents working with us to maintain a healthy and safe student population. Our SBHC is available to help families with maintaining vaccinations or providing parents/students with information regarding vaccinations. We hope these resources are a benefit to your families!
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It�s always a game on the calendar that both sets of fans mark down, the clash between Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles and Newcastle Knights.
Although at different ends of the ladder this game is sure to be a beauty. History tells us so. With all the turmoil through the week at the Knights, it is only sure to galvanise the squad for the match.
Manly coach Geoff Toovey will be aware of this and will no doubt have his troops fired up at fortress Brookvale.
In the clubs 43 meetings, Manly have the edge, winning 26 and Newcastle just 17. Newcastle go in to the match without Beau Scott, no doubt a big loss. Will his absence and the headlines throughout the week derail the Knights or will it lift the red and blue to another famous victory?


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I love my cell phone. I love its QWERTY keyboard. I love its vibrant blue color. I love its ringtones. I love the little koi that swim around as a screen saver. I love its battery that holds a good charge after a year and a half of steady usage. I love that I can use it as my alarm clock when I'm in the USA. Usually I love that.
Wednesday night I worked a bit late. I was finally ready to get out of the office and head over to the gym. I gathered all my things and headed for the bathrooms on the other wing. As I was about ready to head out to the car, I realized I hadn't gathered all my things. My phone was sitting on my desk next to my coffee cup.
Normally that's not a problem. Normally I would use my little white pass card and beep my way back over to my office. Normally I use one purse for a long time. Normally I haven't just returned from vacation. I swtitched purses before vacation and hadn't switched back. I was stuck. I finally decided there was nothing to do about it short of going home and returning with the pass card, and I didn't really want to do that. After all, I had my travel alarm at home, and I use it when I'm overseas; there was no reason to not use it that night.
Before bed I ferreted out the travel alarm from my computer bag. I made sure the batteries were still good. I changed the time from whatever it was in Madrid to whatever it was in Colorado. I set it for the ghastly hour that I usually try to get up on work days. I shut off the light, and as I was drifting to sleep I asked God, "Please? When I wake up in the morning . . . could I please be refreshed and ready to get up?"
Thursday morning rolled around. As I slowly woke up I thought, "Thanks, Lord! I feel pretty good for it being morning!" (I am decidedly NOT a morning person). Then I looked at the clock. As my brain tried to make sense of the numbers on the clock, my eyes realized it was much lighter in my room than it should've been. The realization that I'd set the alarm but not turned it on went from creeping into the corners of my mind to flooding it. Two extra hours of sleep does add a bit of refreshment to one's rest!
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01/04/2016 - Hercules WAE OUTDOOR RUSH: 2016 Innovation Awards Honoree at CES in Las Vegas.
Press release - CES Unveiled, Las Vegas, January 4, 2016 - Dedicated to the world of extreme sports, Hercules, the audio specialist, is adding to its line of wireless speakers made for riders with the new WAE OUTDOOR RUSH. Hercules is extremely proud to be receiving the highly-coveted CES 2016 Innovation Awards Honoree distinction at CES in Las Vegas, for its rugged new speaker equipped with Bluetooth® wireless technology.
WAE OUTDOOR RUSH has been singled out as one of the most innovative speakers in its category. Completely dust-resistant and protected from immersion up to 1 meter in depth (IP67-certified), resistant to seawater corrosion, featuring a built-in FM radio, buoyant, able to charge a smartphone, compatible with any attachment system and pumping out impressive sound quality for its size, WAE OUTDOOR RUSH is the full-featured wireless speaker that lets riders enjoy their favorite music when they hit the waves and the slopes!
WAE OUTDOOR RUSH, with its IP67 certification, is not only immersion-resistant (able to withstand being submerged in 1 meter of water for 30 minutes), but also "oceanproof": its metallic grilles are specially treated to protect them against corrosion by salty seawater, via a nickel electroplating process. Lab tests have demonstrated up to 2 years of resistance when the speaker is completely immersed in seawater!
Also providing full protection against dust, sand and snow, WAE OUTDOOR RUSH is the perfect companion for all your training sessions, when preparing for competitions or for just kicking back and relaxing. Whether you're into surfing, windsurfing, kitesurfing, standup paddleboarding, skiing, snowboarding or any other boardsports, WAE OUTDOOR RUSH lets you experience your outdoor activities with even more intensity - accompanied by your favorite tunes!
Enjoy non-stop music, thanks to the built-in FM radio
WAE OUTDOOR RUSH is the only wireless speaker in its category to feature FM radio. This means that even in the riskiest and wettest conditions (where no one would want to bring their fragile smartphone along) - or in situations where you just don't want to run down your phone's battery - the music never has to stop!
The speaker's FM tuner ensures high-quality reception and lets you easily find and tune in to radio stations in your vicinity, no matter where you are in the world. Just press the "FM" button on the speaker or in the WAE app to start scanning for stations: the information is then displayed in the app, on your smartphone's screen. You can even switch between stations directly on the speaker itself. The FM radio works independently of your phone, allowing you to leave it in a safe place when necessary - and still be able to listen to music, whatever kind of conditions you find yourself in.
The speaker's radio antenna is internal, so there's no risk of breaking it when you're out enjoying your sports activities.
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Thanks to its built-in standard screw thread, WAE OUTDOOR RUSH is compatible with any attachment system. Hercules already offers great packs of accessories for its WAE Outdoor range of speakers, and will be releasing new ones specially designed for water sports and mountain sports as well.
So get ready to experience all of your rides more intensely than ever, while listening to your favorite music! Ready for the ultimate adrenaline rush?
Hercules WAE OUTDOOR RUSH will be available from April 2016 at a suggested retail price of $129.99 .
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TERRE HAUTE, Ind. -- The Rose-Hulman Insitute of Technology men's and women's swimming teams squared off against two NCAA Division I schools, Indiana State and Evansville, with significant success on Saturday at the Vigo County Aquatics Center.
Patrick King was one of the highlights of the day for Rose-Hulman. He won the Men's 200-yard Butterfly with a time of 1:57.30. Pierce Bartine also had a pair of first-place finishes, winning the 50-freestyle (21.68) and the 100-butterfly (51.36).
In the Men's 200 Yard IM, Garrett Beauprez placed second with a time of 2:02.81. Nicholas Jeronis and Avery Krovetz finished second and third in the Men's 1000-yard freestyle with times of 10:16.18 and 10:21.04 respectively.
Cam Gill placed second in the Men's 200-freestyle with a time of 1:47.16.
Senior Ellie Hong placed second in the Women's 100-backstroke with a time of 59.55. Nate Weber finished in third place in the same event on the men's side with a time of 55.83.
Nick Samra and Alexander Yaung placed second and third in the men's 100-breaststroke with times of 1:02.47 and 1:03.31.
In the Women's 1 mtr diving competition, Michaela Kivett and Michelle Reese finished second and third with scores of 201.01 and 196.43.
Bartine and Gill placed second and third in the Men's 100-freestyle, finishing with times of 47.69 and 48.67.
The Rose-Hulman men finished in second-place in the 400-freestyle relay with a time of 3:11.21. The Fightin' Engineers also placed third in the Men's 200-medley relay with a time of 1:39.44.
Rose-Hulman will swim again on November 18 at Valparaiso.


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