Oct
16
Sat
Annual Vernon Scarecrow Contest @ Vernon NJ
Oct 16 all-day
The Vernon Chamber of Commerce will be hosting an Annual Vernon Scarecrow Contest.
  • Our renowned judges:
  • ?Cindi Auberger
  • ?Jennifer Hopper
  • ?Stephanie Scilingo
  • ?Debbie Coulsen
  • Rules:
  • Must use a REAL PUMPKIN for the head! Please keep it family friendly
  • ?Must be a Vernon Resident or Vernon Business.
  • If you wish to be part of the Contest, have our judges review your scarecrow, plus be part of our online voting for People’s Choice Award & People’s Choice Best Business you must submit your scarecrow to info@vernonchamber.com by
  • ‪6 pm on October 22nd with:
  • 1) Scarecrow Title
  • 2) Your Name
  • 3) Address Of Scarecrow
  • 4) Category (Resident or Business)
  • 5) Follow, Like & Share the contest page
  • ?CASH PRIZES
  • *Businesses Win “Bragging Rights”
  • ‪On Sunday, October 27th our panel of judges will travel around and select 1st, 2nd, 3rd and honorable mention awards. All winners will be announced on Facebook on October 31st at 6:00 am!
  • Online voting for “People’s Choice Favorite Scarecrow” and “People’s Choice Favorite Business” occurs ‪from October 28th 9 am‬ and closes out ‪on October 29th midnight‬!
  • One vote per fb account/user allowed.
  • ?Anyone can create a scarecrow simply for fun, you do not have to enter contest. May be created for community goodwill ?
  • Sponsors:
  • *Vernon Chamber of Commerce”
  • ?By submitting photo/entering the contest, the entrant grants permission to copy and publish their submission (including any photograph or text) or part of it for any purpose relating to the Vernon Scarecrow Contest photo and voting competitions. Contest Sponsors and Facebook page managers may publish your work on our websites, social media sites or in print or digital publication.
Detestable Arts @ Lewis Park
Oct 16 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Greenwood Lake Theater Presents

In Partnership with Warwick Historical Society

“Detestable Arts”

An Immersive Theater Experience

Detestable Arts - Black Logo.jpg
Greenwood Lake Theater, in partnership with Warwick Historical Society, presents “Detestable Arts”,

on October 15, 16, 22, 23, 29, 30

with three start times at 7:00, 8:00 and 9:00pm. The performance will begin at Lewis Park, 80-92 Main Street, Warwick, NY, and will continue through several locations within the park. Advance tickets are $30 per person/$25 ages 12-18; at the door $30 for all.

Advance purchase is recommended. Limited tickets per time. Box office contact is 845-986-3236, ext. 101.

“Detestable Arts” is an original retelling of the Salem Witch Trials done in an immersive setting. The story takes place over an acre of space in beautiful Lewis Park, as well as inside the historic Old School Baptist Meeting House. The audience can get right in the middle of the accusations and trials that became one of Colonial America’s most notorious cases of mass hysteria. Everyone who attends will move freely throughout the space to experience the story in whatever order they choose. It’s a chance to be a part of the story, rather than just watching from a distance. Take a break from the performance and drink in the colonial-era tavern alongside the residents of Salem Village (drink tickets available at the door). For more information on the style of the show and what to expect, visit https://www.greenwoodlaketheater.org/detestablearts.html.

For more information regarding tickets, venue location, complete list of cast members, and production details for “Detestable Arts” or Greenwood Lake Theater, please visit www.greenwoodlaketheater.org or call the Warwick Historical Society box office

at 845-986-3236, ext.101.

Oct
17
Sun
Annual Vernon Scarecrow Contest @ Vernon NJ
Oct 17 all-day
The Vernon Chamber of Commerce will be hosting an Annual Vernon Scarecrow Contest.
  • Our renowned judges:
  • ?Cindi Auberger
  • ?Jennifer Hopper
  • ?Stephanie Scilingo
  • ?Debbie Coulsen
  • Rules:
  • Must use a REAL PUMPKIN for the head! Please keep it family friendly
  • ?Must be a Vernon Resident or Vernon Business.
  • If you wish to be part of the Contest, have our judges review your scarecrow, plus be part of our online voting for People’s Choice Award & People’s Choice Best Business you must submit your scarecrow to info@vernonchamber.com by
  • ‪6 pm on October 22nd with:
  • 1) Scarecrow Title
  • 2) Your Name
  • 3) Address Of Scarecrow
  • 4) Category (Resident or Business)
  • 5) Follow, Like & Share the contest page
  • ?CASH PRIZES
  • *Businesses Win “Bragging Rights”
  • ‪On Sunday, October 27th our panel of judges will travel around and select 1st, 2nd, 3rd and honorable mention awards. All winners will be announced on Facebook on October 31st at 6:00 am!
  • Online voting for “People’s Choice Favorite Scarecrow” and “People’s Choice Favorite Business” occurs ‪from October 28th 9 am‬ and closes out ‪on October 29th midnight‬!
  • One vote per fb account/user allowed.
  • ?Anyone can create a scarecrow simply for fun, you do not have to enter contest. May be created for community goodwill ?
  • Sponsors:
  • *Vernon Chamber of Commerce”
  • ?By submitting photo/entering the contest, the entrant grants permission to copy and publish their submission (including any photograph or text) or part of it for any purpose relating to the Vernon Scarecrow Contest photo and voting competitions. Contest Sponsors and Facebook page managers may publish your work on our websites, social media sites or in print or digital publication.
Oct
18
Mon
Annual Vernon Scarecrow Contest @ Vernon NJ
Oct 18 all-day
The Vernon Chamber of Commerce will be hosting an Annual Vernon Scarecrow Contest.
  • Our renowned judges:
  • ?Cindi Auberger
  • ?Jennifer Hopper
  • ?Stephanie Scilingo
  • ?Debbie Coulsen
  • Rules:
  • Must use a REAL PUMPKIN for the head! Please keep it family friendly
  • ?Must be a Vernon Resident or Vernon Business.
  • If you wish to be part of the Contest, have our judges review your scarecrow, plus be part of our online voting for People’s Choice Award & People’s Choice Best Business you must submit your scarecrow to info@vernonchamber.com by
  • ‪6 pm on October 22nd with:
  • 1) Scarecrow Title
  • 2) Your Name
  • 3) Address Of Scarecrow
  • 4) Category (Resident or Business)
  • 5) Follow, Like & Share the contest page
  • ?CASH PRIZES
  • *Businesses Win “Bragging Rights”
  • ‪On Sunday, October 27th our panel of judges will travel around and select 1st, 2nd, 3rd and honorable mention awards. All winners will be announced on Facebook on October 31st at 6:00 am!
  • Online voting for “People’s Choice Favorite Scarecrow” and “People’s Choice Favorite Business” occurs ‪from October 28th 9 am‬ and closes out ‪on October 29th midnight‬!
  • One vote per fb account/user allowed.
  • ?Anyone can create a scarecrow simply for fun, you do not have to enter contest. May be created for community goodwill ?
  • Sponsors:
  • *Vernon Chamber of Commerce”
  • ?By submitting photo/entering the contest, the entrant grants permission to copy and publish their submission (including any photograph or text) or part of it for any purpose relating to the Vernon Scarecrow Contest photo and voting competitions. Contest Sponsors and Facebook page managers may publish your work on our websites, social media sites or in print or digital publication.
Oct
19
Tue
Annual Vernon Scarecrow Contest @ Vernon NJ
Oct 19 all-day
The Vernon Chamber of Commerce will be hosting an Annual Vernon Scarecrow Contest.
  • Our renowned judges:
  • ?Cindi Auberger
  • ?Jennifer Hopper
  • ?Stephanie Scilingo
  • ?Debbie Coulsen
  • Rules:
  • Must use a REAL PUMPKIN for the head! Please keep it family friendly
  • ?Must be a Vernon Resident or Vernon Business.
  • If you wish to be part of the Contest, have our judges review your scarecrow, plus be part of our online voting for People’s Choice Award & People’s Choice Best Business you must submit your scarecrow to info@vernonchamber.com by
  • ‪6 pm on October 22nd with:
  • 1) Scarecrow Title
  • 2) Your Name
  • 3) Address Of Scarecrow
  • 4) Category (Resident or Business)
  • 5) Follow, Like & Share the contest page
  • ?CASH PRIZES
  • *Businesses Win “Bragging Rights”
  • ‪On Sunday, October 27th our panel of judges will travel around and select 1st, 2nd, 3rd and honorable mention awards. All winners will be announced on Facebook on October 31st at 6:00 am!
  • Online voting for “People’s Choice Favorite Scarecrow” and “People’s Choice Favorite Business” occurs ‪from October 28th 9 am‬ and closes out ‪on October 29th midnight‬!
  • One vote per fb account/user allowed.
  • ?Anyone can create a scarecrow simply for fun, you do not have to enter contest. May be created for community goodwill ?
  • Sponsors:
  • *Vernon Chamber of Commerce”
  • ?By submitting photo/entering the contest, the entrant grants permission to copy and publish their submission (including any photograph or text) or part of it for any purpose relating to the Vernon Scarecrow Contest photo and voting competitions. Contest Sponsors and Facebook page managers may publish your work on our websites, social media sites or in print or digital publication.
Oct
20
Wed
Annual Vernon Scarecrow Contest @ Vernon NJ
Oct 20 all-day
The Vernon Chamber of Commerce will be hosting an Annual Vernon Scarecrow Contest.
  • Our renowned judges:
  • ?Cindi Auberger
  • ?Jennifer Hopper
  • ?Stephanie Scilingo
  • ?Debbie Coulsen
  • Rules:
  • Must use a REAL PUMPKIN for the head! Please keep it family friendly
  • ?Must be a Vernon Resident or Vernon Business.
  • If you wish to be part of the Contest, have our judges review your scarecrow, plus be part of our online voting for People’s Choice Award & People’s Choice Best Business you must submit your scarecrow to info@vernonchamber.com by
  • ‪6 pm on October 22nd with:
  • 1) Scarecrow Title
  • 2) Your Name
  • 3) Address Of Scarecrow
  • 4) Category (Resident or Business)
  • 5) Follow, Like & Share the contest page
  • ?CASH PRIZES
  • *Businesses Win “Bragging Rights”
  • ‪On Sunday, October 27th our panel of judges will travel around and select 1st, 2nd, 3rd and honorable mention awards. All winners will be announced on Facebook on October 31st at 6:00 am!
  • Online voting for “People’s Choice Favorite Scarecrow” and “People’s Choice Favorite Business” occurs ‪from October 28th 9 am‬ and closes out ‪on October 29th midnight‬!
  • One vote per fb account/user allowed.
  • ?Anyone can create a scarecrow simply for fun, you do not have to enter contest. May be created for community goodwill ?
  • Sponsors:
  • *Vernon Chamber of Commerce”
  • ?By submitting photo/entering the contest, the entrant grants permission to copy and publish their submission (including any photograph or text) or part of it for any purpose relating to the Vernon Scarecrow Contest photo and voting competitions. Contest Sponsors and Facebook page managers may publish your work on our websites, social media sites or in print or digital publication.
Oct
21
Thu
Annual Vernon Scarecrow Contest @ Vernon NJ
Oct 21 all-day
The Vernon Chamber of Commerce will be hosting an Annual Vernon Scarecrow Contest.
  • Our renowned judges:
  • ?Cindi Auberger
  • ?Jennifer Hopper
  • ?Stephanie Scilingo
  • ?Debbie Coulsen
  • Rules:
  • Must use a REAL PUMPKIN for the head! Please keep it family friendly
  • ?Must be a Vernon Resident or Vernon Business.
  • If you wish to be part of the Contest, have our judges review your scarecrow, plus be part of our online voting for People’s Choice Award & People’s Choice Best Business you must submit your scarecrow to info@vernonchamber.com by
  • ‪6 pm on October 22nd with:
  • 1) Scarecrow Title
  • 2) Your Name
  • 3) Address Of Scarecrow
  • 4) Category (Resident or Business)
  • 5) Follow, Like & Share the contest page
  • ?CASH PRIZES
  • *Businesses Win “Bragging Rights”
  • ‪On Sunday, October 27th our panel of judges will travel around and select 1st, 2nd, 3rd and honorable mention awards. All winners will be announced on Facebook on October 31st at 6:00 am!
  • Online voting for “People’s Choice Favorite Scarecrow” and “People’s Choice Favorite Business” occurs ‪from October 28th 9 am‬ and closes out ‪on October 29th midnight‬!
  • One vote per fb account/user allowed.
  • ?Anyone can create a scarecrow simply for fun, you do not have to enter contest. May be created for community goodwill ?
  • Sponsors:
  • *Vernon Chamber of Commerce”
  • ?By submitting photo/entering the contest, the entrant grants permission to copy and publish their submission (including any photograph or text) or part of it for any purpose relating to the Vernon Scarecrow Contest photo and voting competitions. Contest Sponsors and Facebook page managers may publish your work on our websites, social media sites or in print or digital publication.
Oct
22
Fri
Annual Vernon Scarecrow Contest @ Vernon NJ
Oct 22 all-day
The Vernon Chamber of Commerce will be hosting an Annual Vernon Scarecrow Contest.
  • Our renowned judges:
  • ?Cindi Auberger
  • ?Jennifer Hopper
  • ?Stephanie Scilingo
  • ?Debbie Coulsen
  • Rules:
  • Must use a REAL PUMPKIN for the head! Please keep it family friendly
  • ?Must be a Vernon Resident or Vernon Business.
  • If you wish to be part of the Contest, have our judges review your scarecrow, plus be part of our online voting for People’s Choice Award & People’s Choice Best Business you must submit your scarecrow to info@vernonchamber.com by
  • ‪6 pm on October 22nd with:
  • 1) Scarecrow Title
  • 2) Your Name
  • 3) Address Of Scarecrow
  • 4) Category (Resident or Business)
  • 5) Follow, Like & Share the contest page
  • ?CASH PRIZES
  • *Businesses Win “Bragging Rights”
  • ‪On Sunday, October 27th our panel of judges will travel around and select 1st, 2nd, 3rd and honorable mention awards. All winners will be announced on Facebook on October 31st at 6:00 am!
  • Online voting for “People’s Choice Favorite Scarecrow” and “People’s Choice Favorite Business” occurs ‪from October 28th 9 am‬ and closes out ‪on October 29th midnight‬!
  • One vote per fb account/user allowed.
  • ?Anyone can create a scarecrow simply for fun, you do not have to enter contest. May be created for community goodwill ?
  • Sponsors:
  • *Vernon Chamber of Commerce”
  • ?By submitting photo/entering the contest, the entrant grants permission to copy and publish their submission (including any photograph or text) or part of it for any purpose relating to the Vernon Scarecrow Contest photo and voting competitions. Contest Sponsors and Facebook page managers may publish your work on our websites, social media sites or in print or digital publication.
Detestable Arts @ Lewis Park
Oct 22 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Greenwood Lake Theater Presents

In Partnership with Warwick Historical Society

“Detestable Arts”

An Immersive Theater Experience

Detestable Arts - Black Logo.jpg
Greenwood Lake Theater, in partnership with Warwick Historical Society, presents “Detestable Arts”,

on October 15, 16, 22, 23, 29, 30

with three start times at 7:00, 8:00 and 9:00pm. The performance will begin at Lewis Park, 80-92 Main Street, Warwick, NY, and will continue through several locations within the park. Advance tickets are $30 per person/$25 ages 12-18; at the door $30 for all.

Advance purchase is recommended. Limited tickets per time. Box office contact is 845-986-3236, ext. 101.

“Detestable Arts” is an original retelling of the Salem Witch Trials done in an immersive setting. The story takes place over an acre of space in beautiful Lewis Park, as well as inside the historic Old School Baptist Meeting House. The audience can get right in the middle of the accusations and trials that became one of Colonial America’s most notorious cases of mass hysteria. Everyone who attends will move freely throughout the space to experience the story in whatever order they choose. It’s a chance to be a part of the story, rather than just watching from a distance. Take a break from the performance and drink in the colonial-era tavern alongside the residents of Salem Village (drink tickets available at the door). For more information on the style of the show and what to expect, visit https://www.greenwoodlaketheater.org/detestablearts.html.

For more information regarding tickets, venue location, complete list of cast members, and production details for “Detestable Arts” or Greenwood Lake Theater, please visit www.greenwoodlaketheater.org or call the Warwick Historical Society box office

at 845-986-3236, ext.101.

Oct
23
Sat
Detestable Arts @ Lewis Park
Oct 23 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Greenwood Lake Theater Presents

In Partnership with Warwick Historical Society

“Detestable Arts”

An Immersive Theater Experience

Detestable Arts - Black Logo.jpg
Greenwood Lake Theater, in partnership with Warwick Historical Society, presents “Detestable Arts”,

on October 15, 16, 22, 23, 29, 30

with three start times at 7:00, 8:00 and 9:00pm. The performance will begin at Lewis Park, 80-92 Main Street, Warwick, NY, and will continue through several locations within the park. Advance tickets are $30 per person/$25 ages 12-18; at the door $30 for all.

Advance purchase is recommended. Limited tickets per time. Box office contact is 845-986-3236, ext. 101.

“Detestable Arts” is an original retelling of the Salem Witch Trials done in an immersive setting. The story takes place over an acre of space in beautiful Lewis Park, as well as inside the historic Old School Baptist Meeting House. The audience can get right in the middle of the accusations and trials that became one of Colonial America’s most notorious cases of mass hysteria. Everyone who attends will move freely throughout the space to experience the story in whatever order they choose. It’s a chance to be a part of the story, rather than just watching from a distance. Take a break from the performance and drink in the colonial-era tavern alongside the residents of Salem Village (drink tickets available at the door). For more information on the style of the show and what to expect, visit https://www.greenwoodlaketheater.org/detestablearts.html.

For more information regarding tickets, venue location, complete list of cast members, and production details for “Detestable Arts” or Greenwood Lake Theater, please visit www.greenwoodlaketheater.org or call the Warwick Historical Society box office

at 845-986-3236, ext.101.

Oct
27
Wed
Annual Vernon Scarecrow Contest @ Vernon NJ
Oct 27 all-day
The Vernon Chamber of Commerce will be hosting an Annual Vernon Scarecrow Contest.
  • Our renowned judges:
  • ?Cindi Auberger
  • ?Jennifer Hopper
  • ?Stephanie Scilingo
  • ?Debbie Coulsen
  • Rules:
  • Must use a REAL PUMPKIN for the head! Please keep it family friendly
  • ?Must be a Vernon Resident or Vernon Business.
  • If you wish to be part of the Contest, have our judges review your scarecrow, plus be part of our online voting for People’s Choice Award & People’s Choice Best Business you must submit your scarecrow to info@vernonchamber.com by
  • ‪6 pm on October 22nd with:
  • 1) Scarecrow Title
  • 2) Your Name
  • 3) Address Of Scarecrow
  • 4) Category (Resident or Business)
  • 5) Follow, Like & Share the contest page
  • ?CASH PRIZES
  • *Businesses Win “Bragging Rights”
  • ‪On Sunday, October 27th our panel of judges will travel around and select 1st, 2nd, 3rd and honorable mention awards. All winners will be announced on Facebook on October 31st at 6:00 am!
  • Online voting for “People’s Choice Favorite Scarecrow” and “People’s Choice Favorite Business” occurs ‪from October 28th 9 am‬ and closes out ‪on October 29th midnight‬!
  • One vote per fb account/user allowed.
  • ?Anyone can create a scarecrow simply for fun, you do not have to enter contest. May be created for community goodwill ?
  • Sponsors:
  • *Vernon Chamber of Commerce”
  • ?By submitting photo/entering the contest, the entrant grants permission to copy and publish their submission (including any photograph or text) or part of it for any purpose relating to the Vernon Scarecrow Contest photo and voting competitions. Contest Sponsors and Facebook page managers may publish your work on our websites, social media sites or in print or digital publication.
Oct
28
Thu
Annual Vernon Scarecrow Contest @ Vernon NJ
Oct 28 all-day
The Vernon Chamber of Commerce will be hosting an Annual Vernon Scarecrow Contest.
  • Our renowned judges:
  • ?Cindi Auberger
  • ?Jennifer Hopper
  • ?Stephanie Scilingo
  • ?Debbie Coulsen
  • Rules:
  • Must use a REAL PUMPKIN for the head! Please keep it family friendly
  • ?Must be a Vernon Resident or Vernon Business.
  • If you wish to be part of the Contest, have our judges review your scarecrow, plus be part of our online voting for People’s Choice Award & People’s Choice Best Business you must submit your scarecrow to info@vernonchamber.com by
  • ‪6 pm on October 22nd with:
  • 1) Scarecrow Title
  • 2) Your Name
  • 3) Address Of Scarecrow
  • 4) Category (Resident or Business)
  • 5) Follow, Like & Share the contest page
  • ?CASH PRIZES
  • *Businesses Win “Bragging Rights”
  • ‪On Sunday, October 27th our panel of judges will travel around and select 1st, 2nd, 3rd and honorable mention awards. All winners will be announced on Facebook on October 31st at 6:00 am!
  • Online voting for “People’s Choice Favorite Scarecrow” and “People’s Choice Favorite Business” occurs ‪from October 28th 9 am‬ and closes out ‪on October 29th midnight‬!
  • One vote per fb account/user allowed.
  • ?Anyone can create a scarecrow simply for fun, you do not have to enter contest. May be created for community goodwill ?
  • Sponsors:
  • *Vernon Chamber of Commerce”
  • ?By submitting photo/entering the contest, the entrant grants permission to copy and publish their submission (including any photograph or text) or part of it for any purpose relating to the Vernon Scarecrow Contest photo and voting competitions. Contest Sponsors and Facebook page managers may publish your work on our websites, social media sites or in print or digital publication.
Oct
29
Fri
Annual Vernon Scarecrow Contest @ Vernon NJ
Oct 29 all-day
The Vernon Chamber of Commerce will be hosting an Annual Vernon Scarecrow Contest.
  • Our renowned judges:
  • ?Cindi Auberger
  • ?Jennifer Hopper
  • ?Stephanie Scilingo
  • ?Debbie Coulsen
  • Rules:
  • Must use a REAL PUMPKIN for the head! Please keep it family friendly
  • ?Must be a Vernon Resident or Vernon Business.
  • If you wish to be part of the Contest, have our judges review your scarecrow, plus be part of our online voting for People’s Choice Award & People’s Choice Best Business you must submit your scarecrow to info@vernonchamber.com by
  • ‪6 pm on October 22nd with:
  • 1) Scarecrow Title
  • 2) Your Name
  • 3) Address Of Scarecrow
  • 4) Category (Resident or Business)
  • 5) Follow, Like & Share the contest page
  • ?CASH PRIZES
  • *Businesses Win “Bragging Rights”
  • ‪On Sunday, October 27th our panel of judges will travel around and select 1st, 2nd, 3rd and honorable mention awards. All winners will be announced on Facebook on October 31st at 6:00 am!
  • Online voting for “People’s Choice Favorite Scarecrow” and “People’s Choice Favorite Business” occurs ‪from October 28th 9 am‬ and closes out ‪on October 29th midnight‬!
  • One vote per fb account/user allowed.
  • ?Anyone can create a scarecrow simply for fun, you do not have to enter contest. May be created for community goodwill ?
  • Sponsors:
  • *Vernon Chamber of Commerce”
  • ?By submitting photo/entering the contest, the entrant grants permission to copy and publish their submission (including any photograph or text) or part of it for any purpose relating to the Vernon Scarecrow Contest photo and voting competitions. Contest Sponsors and Facebook page managers may publish your work on our websites, social media sites or in print or digital publication.
Detestable Arts @ Lewis Park
Oct 29 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Greenwood Lake Theater Presents

In Partnership with Warwick Historical Society

“Detestable Arts”

An Immersive Theater Experience

Detestable Arts - Black Logo.jpg
Greenwood Lake Theater, in partnership with Warwick Historical Society, presents “Detestable Arts”,

on October 15, 16, 22, 23, 29, 30

with three start times at 7:00, 8:00 and 9:00pm. The performance will begin at Lewis Park, 80-92 Main Street, Warwick, NY, and will continue through several locations within the park. Advance tickets are $30 per person/$25 ages 12-18; at the door $30 for all.

Advance purchase is recommended. Limited tickets per time. Box office contact is 845-986-3236, ext. 101.

“Detestable Arts” is an original retelling of the Salem Witch Trials done in an immersive setting. The story takes place over an acre of space in beautiful Lewis Park, as well as inside the historic Old School Baptist Meeting House. The audience can get right in the middle of the accusations and trials that became one of Colonial America’s most notorious cases of mass hysteria. Everyone who attends will move freely throughout the space to experience the story in whatever order they choose. It’s a chance to be a part of the story, rather than just watching from a distance. Take a break from the performance and drink in the colonial-era tavern alongside the residents of Salem Village (drink tickets available at the door). For more information on the style of the show and what to expect, visit https://www.greenwoodlaketheater.org/detestablearts.html.

For more information regarding tickets, venue location, complete list of cast members, and production details for “Detestable Arts” or Greenwood Lake Theater, please visit www.greenwoodlaketheater.org or call the Warwick Historical Society box office

at 845-986-3236, ext.101.

Oct
30
Sat
Detestable Arts @ Lewis Park
Oct 30 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Greenwood Lake Theater Presents

In Partnership with Warwick Historical Society

“Detestable Arts”

An Immersive Theater Experience

Detestable Arts - Black Logo.jpg
Greenwood Lake Theater, in partnership with Warwick Historical Society, presents “Detestable Arts”,

on October 15, 16, 22, 23, 29, 30

with three start times at 7:00, 8:00 and 9:00pm. The performance will begin at Lewis Park, 80-92 Main Street, Warwick, NY, and will continue through several locations within the park. Advance tickets are $30 per person/$25 ages 12-18; at the door $30 for all.

Advance purchase is recommended. Limited tickets per time. Box office contact is 845-986-3236, ext. 101.

“Detestable Arts” is an original retelling of the Salem Witch Trials done in an immersive setting. The story takes place over an acre of space in beautiful Lewis Park, as well as inside the historic Old School Baptist Meeting House. The audience can get right in the middle of the accusations and trials that became one of Colonial America’s most notorious cases of mass hysteria. Everyone who attends will move freely throughout the space to experience the story in whatever order they choose. It’s a chance to be a part of the story, rather than just watching from a distance. Take a break from the performance and drink in the colonial-era tavern alongside the residents of Salem Village (drink tickets available at the door). For more information on the style of the show and what to expect, visit https://www.greenwoodlaketheater.org/detestablearts.html.

For more information regarding tickets, venue location, complete list of cast members, and production details for “Detestable Arts” or Greenwood Lake Theater, please visit www.greenwoodlaketheater.org or call the Warwick Historical Society box office

at 845-986-3236, ext.101.

Nov
10
Wed
Veterans Day Remembrances at the Warwick Historical Society @ Warwick Historical Society
Nov 10 @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Honoring all who served VETERANS DAY

Veterans Day Remembrances at

the Warwick Historical Society

Everyone is invited to join the Warwick Historical Society (WHS) on Wednesday, November 10 at 7 pm for an evening of storytelling and camaraderie at the Veterans Day Remembrances Event at the A.W. Buckbee Center, 2 Colonial Avenue, Warwick.

Sharing personal remembrances and first-hand accounts of life in the service, the program will feature WHS Board member and former Naval officer and Vietnam veteran Mr. Tom Brennan; Mr. Donald Grenier, a Navy pilot who flew missions in support of the Inchon invasion in Korea; Mr. Everest Lemay, a Marine who served at the Chosin Reservoir battle; and Mr. Ralph Leonard, an Air Force SR-71 Blackbird technician and Vietnam veteran. The conversation will also include Pastor Eun Sung Han from the New Milford and Edenville United Methodist Church, who will share his personal experience of growing up in Korea.

Don, Everest and Ralph are members of the Warwick Veterans of Foreign War Post 4662, and Tom is a member of Warwick’s American Legion Post 214. These important community organizations are dedicated to helping veterans and their families secure services, providing a connection and advocating for and recognizing the sacrifices of the men and women who served in the military.

Everyone is welcome and invited to attend. Questions and audience interaction are encouraged. Reservations are not required.

For more information about VFW 4662, please call 845-988-VETS (8387). For more information about Legion Post 214, please call 845-986-1290. For more information about the event, please call 845-986-3236, ext.106 or visit www.warwickhistory.org.

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Nov
26
Fri
Warwick Annual Tree Lighting @ Old School Baptist Meeting House
Nov 26 @ 6:00 pm – 6:30 pm
Warwick Annual Tree Lighting @ Old School Baptist Meeting House

NOVEMBER 26 – (6pm) – Light up the night with Warwick Fire Department’s “Annual Tree Lighting” at the Old School Baptist Church, corner of Main St. and Church St. in Warwick Village. They will also be accepting unwrapped gifts for Toys for Tots and canned food for the food pantry.

Dec
15
Wed
Vernon Chamber Holiday Celebration @ The Lamp Post Inn
Dec 15 @ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Fun Holiday Mixer
Member Meeting (Guests Welcome!)
Dec 15, 2021
6:00PM to 9:00PM – The Lamp Post Inn
MUST RSVP To This Email OR CALL 973-476-0878
Please join us for a festive evening of fun. We hope you can attend.
Feb
16
Wed
Quiltfolk Textile Talk @ Virtual
Feb 16 @ 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm
Quiltfolk Textile Talk @ Virtual | Fort Worth | Texas | United States
Baltimore Album Quilts have fascinated both makers and historians for well over a century. In the recently released Issue 21 of Quiltfolk, magazine staff writer Meg Cox (@meg4quilts) gave readers a look at what makes these quilts so special, and why the revival movement of Baltimore Album Quilts has outlasted the original craze in the mid-19th century.⁠
Now, Quiltfolk is collaborating with Quilt Alliance (@quiltalliance) to dive a little deeper. Meg has invited two of the makers she profiled for the Maryland issue and two historians she consulted to come together for a panel discussion. Quiltmakers Mimi Dietrich (mimi.dietrich.1) and Nancy Kerns will join historians Ronda Harrell McAllen and Deborah Cooney, to each share a short video about a particular Baltimore Album quilt that feeds their obsession. Meg will then lead a conversation with the group, touching on some BAQ mysteries that were recently solved.⁠
This one-of-a-kind Textile Talk will take place Wednesday, February 16 at 2 pm EST, and it’s completely *free* to attend! The panel and short videos will be pre-recorded to ensure time for a live Q&A session with the audience. Don’t miss out on this exciting discussion about these uniquely historic quilts. Register at the link below:
May
4
Wed
Warwick Historical Society Events
May 4 all-day
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What’s Happening

in May…

GW Day 5K registration is now open!

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Registration for the GW Day 5K is live! The inaugural race was a lot of fun, and we are excited to host this year’s 2nd Annual fun run through the Village of Warwick on Saturday, July 23rd at 8:30 am, starting and ending at Veterans Memorial Park.

Follow this link, https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/Warwick/GeorgeWashingtonDay5K to register for the 5K, and plan your day, enjoy the race in the morning, and Free Public Historic Property Tours in the afternoon at select WHS properties, detail TBA.

Join the Warwick Historical Society for our Hands-on-History Workshops, presented in partnership with the Village of Warwick.

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Milkweed Poetry Workshop

Please join us on Wednesday, May 11th at 7 pm at the A.W. Buckbee Center for our forth workshop with Wendy Insinger and Brooke Hamling.

POETRY VIBES: Come play with words and find your voice inside some lines.

Hear Poems * Make Poems * Share Poems (If you’re feeling it.) This is a fun, generative workshop. All are welcome! (even those who do not consider themselves “poets”)

Founded in spring of 2016, MPW has hosted two-hundred-and-sixty-two workshops, published two literary journals, and created immersive poetry experiences/installations at various local art festivals and exhibitions.

Reservations are recommended, walk-ins permitted as space allows, call 845-986-3236 to reserve a seat.

Love Local Maker Market in Lewis Park

Maker Market spring.jpg

Saturday, May 14th and Sunday, May 15th

10:00 am to 5:00 pm

In a partnership with the talented Wickham Works, come to the Love Local Maker Market in tranquil Lewis Park in the heart of Warwick, NY, visit with over 40 local artisan vendors and peruse their handmade wares. Find one-of-a-kind items, repurposed and reused materials, meet the artisan vendors and take away something unique.

$3.00 admission supports the missions of Wickham Works and the Warwick Historical Society. Call 845-986-3236 for more information.

Cemetery Preservation and Clean-up

Saturday, May 21st, 9 am to 12pm

Cemetery TBD

Grab your work gloves, traps, weed whackers and rakes, and join a team of volunteers as we clean up debris, uncover lost graves, and remember and honor those laid to rest.

Give back to the community, make a difference, and share in the camaraderie of a job well done.

The Cemetery Preservation and Clean-Up committee meets once a month, check back for times and locations

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May
11
Wed
Warwick Historical Society Events
May 11 all-day
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What’s Happening

in May…

GW Day 5K registration is now open!

george.jpeg

Registration for the GW Day 5K is live! The inaugural race was a lot of fun, and we are excited to host this year’s 2nd Annual fun run through the Village of Warwick on Saturday, July 23rd at 8:30 am, starting and ending at Veterans Memorial Park.

Follow this link, https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/Warwick/GeorgeWashingtonDay5K to register for the 5K, and plan your day, enjoy the race in the morning, and Free Public Historic Property Tours in the afternoon at select WHS properties, detail TBA.

Join the Warwick Historical Society for our Hands-on-History Workshops, presented in partnership with the Village of Warwick.

milkweed_poetry.jpg

Milkweed Poetry Workshop

Please join us on Wednesday, May 11th at 7 pm at the A.W. Buckbee Center for our forth workshop with Wendy Insinger and Brooke Hamling.

POETRY VIBES: Come play with words and find your voice inside some lines.

Hear Poems * Make Poems * Share Poems (If you’re feeling it.) This is a fun, generative workshop. All are welcome! (even those who do not consider themselves “poets”)

Founded in spring of 2016, MPW has hosted two-hundred-and-sixty-two workshops, published two literary journals, and created immersive poetry experiences/installations at various local art festivals and exhibitions.

Reservations are recommended, walk-ins permitted as space allows, call 845-986-3236 to reserve a seat.

Love Local Maker Market in Lewis Park

Maker Market spring.jpg

Saturday, May 14th and Sunday, May 15th

10:00 am to 5:00 pm

In a partnership with the talented Wickham Works, come to the Love Local Maker Market in tranquil Lewis Park in the heart of Warwick, NY, visit with over 40 local artisan vendors and peruse their handmade wares. Find one-of-a-kind items, repurposed and reused materials, meet the artisan vendors and take away something unique.

$3.00 admission supports the missions of Wickham Works and the Warwick Historical Society. Call 845-986-3236 for more information.

Cemetery Preservation and Clean-up

Saturday, May 21st, 9 am to 12pm

Cemetery TBD

Grab your work gloves, traps, weed whackers and rakes, and join a team of volunteers as we clean up debris, uncover lost graves, and remember and honor those laid to rest.

Give back to the community, make a difference, and share in the camaraderie of a job well done.

The Cemetery Preservation and Clean-Up committee meets once a month, check back for times and locations

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May
18
Wed
Warwick Historical Society Events
May 18 all-day
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What’s Happening

in May…

GW Day 5K registration is now open!

george.jpeg

Registration for the GW Day 5K is live! The inaugural race was a lot of fun, and we are excited to host this year’s 2nd Annual fun run through the Village of Warwick on Saturday, July 23rd at 8:30 am, starting and ending at Veterans Memorial Park.

Follow this link, https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/Warwick/GeorgeWashingtonDay5K to register for the 5K, and plan your day, enjoy the race in the morning, and Free Public Historic Property Tours in the afternoon at select WHS properties, detail TBA.

Join the Warwick Historical Society for our Hands-on-History Workshops, presented in partnership with the Village of Warwick.

milkweed_poetry.jpg

Milkweed Poetry Workshop

Please join us on Wednesday, May 11th at 7 pm at the A.W. Buckbee Center for our forth workshop with Wendy Insinger and Brooke Hamling.

POETRY VIBES: Come play with words and find your voice inside some lines.

Hear Poems * Make Poems * Share Poems (If you’re feeling it.) This is a fun, generative workshop. All are welcome! (even those who do not consider themselves “poets”)

Founded in spring of 2016, MPW has hosted two-hundred-and-sixty-two workshops, published two literary journals, and created immersive poetry experiences/installations at various local art festivals and exhibitions.

Reservations are recommended, walk-ins permitted as space allows, call 845-986-3236 to reserve a seat.

Love Local Maker Market in Lewis Park

Maker Market spring.jpg

Saturday, May 14th and Sunday, May 15th

10:00 am to 5:00 pm

In a partnership with the talented Wickham Works, come to the Love Local Maker Market in tranquil Lewis Park in the heart of Warwick, NY, visit with over 40 local artisan vendors and peruse their handmade wares. Find one-of-a-kind items, repurposed and reused materials, meet the artisan vendors and take away something unique.

$3.00 admission supports the missions of Wickham Works and the Warwick Historical Society. Call 845-986-3236 for more information.

Cemetery Preservation and Clean-up

Saturday, May 21st, 9 am to 12pm

Cemetery TBD

Grab your work gloves, traps, weed whackers and rakes, and join a team of volunteers as we clean up debris, uncover lost graves, and remember and honor those laid to rest.

Give back to the community, make a difference, and share in the camaraderie of a job well done.

The Cemetery Preservation and Clean-Up committee meets once a month, check back for times and locations

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May
19
Thu
Business Mixer | The Glenwood @ The Glenwood
May 19 @ 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Business Mixer | The Glenwood @ The Glenwood | Sussex | New Jersey | United States
The Warwick Valley Chamber of Commerce invites you to our After Hours Mixer at The Glenwood (formerly Smokey’s) in Glenwood, NJ on Thursday, May 19th from 5:30-7:30 p.m!

Mingle, network and make new friends while enjoying a cash bar and a delicious appetizers. We’re excited to see you there!

Cost is $10 for members, $20 for non-members.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Sincerely,
Brooke Lorimer
Warwick Valley Chamber of Commerce
845-986-2720
May
25
Wed
Warwick Historical Society Events
May 25 all-day
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What’s Happening

in May…

GW Day 5K registration is now open!

george.jpeg

Registration for the GW Day 5K is live! The inaugural race was a lot of fun, and we are excited to host this year’s 2nd Annual fun run through the Village of Warwick on Saturday, July 23rd at 8:30 am, starting and ending at Veterans Memorial Park.

Follow this link, https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/Warwick/GeorgeWashingtonDay5K to register for the 5K, and plan your day, enjoy the race in the morning, and Free Public Historic Property Tours in the afternoon at select WHS properties, detail TBA.

Join the Warwick Historical Society for our Hands-on-History Workshops, presented in partnership with the Village of Warwick.

milkweed_poetry.jpg

Milkweed Poetry Workshop

Please join us on Wednesday, May 11th at 7 pm at the A.W. Buckbee Center for our forth workshop with Wendy Insinger and Brooke Hamling.

POETRY VIBES: Come play with words and find your voice inside some lines.

Hear Poems * Make Poems * Share Poems (If you’re feeling it.) This is a fun, generative workshop. All are welcome! (even those who do not consider themselves “poets”)

Founded in spring of 2016, MPW has hosted two-hundred-and-sixty-two workshops, published two literary journals, and created immersive poetry experiences/installations at various local art festivals and exhibitions.

Reservations are recommended, walk-ins permitted as space allows, call 845-986-3236 to reserve a seat.

Love Local Maker Market in Lewis Park

Maker Market spring.jpg

Saturday, May 14th and Sunday, May 15th

10:00 am to 5:00 pm

In a partnership with the talented Wickham Works, come to the Love Local Maker Market in tranquil Lewis Park in the heart of Warwick, NY, visit with over 40 local artisan vendors and peruse their handmade wares. Find one-of-a-kind items, repurposed and reused materials, meet the artisan vendors and take away something unique.

$3.00 admission supports the missions of Wickham Works and the Warwick Historical Society. Call 845-986-3236 for more information.

Cemetery Preservation and Clean-up

Saturday, May 21st, 9 am to 12pm

Cemetery TBD

Grab your work gloves, traps, weed whackers and rakes, and join a team of volunteers as we clean up debris, uncover lost graves, and remember and honor those laid to rest.

Give back to the community, make a difference, and share in the camaraderie of a job well done.

The Cemetery Preservation and Clean-Up committee meets once a month, check back for times and locations

Facebook  Twitter  Instagram
Jun
1
Wed
Warwick Historical Society Events
Jun 1 all-day
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What’s Happening

in May…

GW Day 5K registration is now open!

george.jpeg

Registration for the GW Day 5K is live! The inaugural race was a lot of fun, and we are excited to host this year’s 2nd Annual fun run through the Village of Warwick on Saturday, July 23rd at 8:30 am, starting and ending at Veterans Memorial Park.

Follow this link, https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/Warwick/GeorgeWashingtonDay5K to register for the 5K, and plan your day, enjoy the race in the morning, and Free Public Historic Property Tours in the afternoon at select WHS properties, detail TBA.

Join the Warwick Historical Society for our Hands-on-History Workshops, presented in partnership with the Village of Warwick.

milkweed_poetry.jpg

Milkweed Poetry Workshop

Please join us on Wednesday, May 11th at 7 pm at the A.W. Buckbee Center for our forth workshop with Wendy Insinger and Brooke Hamling.

POETRY VIBES: Come play with words and find your voice inside some lines.

Hear Poems * Make Poems * Share Poems (If you’re feeling it.) This is a fun, generative workshop. All are welcome! (even those who do not consider themselves “poets”)

Founded in spring of 2016, MPW has hosted two-hundred-and-sixty-two workshops, published two literary journals, and created immersive poetry experiences/installations at various local art festivals and exhibitions.

Reservations are recommended, walk-ins permitted as space allows, call 845-986-3236 to reserve a seat.

Love Local Maker Market in Lewis Park

Maker Market spring.jpg

Saturday, May 14th and Sunday, May 15th

10:00 am to 5:00 pm

In a partnership with the talented Wickham Works, come to the Love Local Maker Market in tranquil Lewis Park in the heart of Warwick, NY, visit with over 40 local artisan vendors and peruse their handmade wares. Find one-of-a-kind items, repurposed and reused materials, meet the artisan vendors and take away something unique.

$3.00 admission supports the missions of Wickham Works and the Warwick Historical Society. Call 845-986-3236 for more information.

Cemetery Preservation and Clean-up

Saturday, May 21st, 9 am to 12pm

Cemetery TBD

Grab your work gloves, traps, weed whackers and rakes, and join a team of volunteers as we clean up debris, uncover lost graves, and remember and honor those laid to rest.

Give back to the community, make a difference, and share in the camaraderie of a job well done.

The Cemetery Preservation and Clean-Up committee meets once a month, check back for times and locations

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Jun
8
Wed
Warwick Historical Society Events
Jun 8 all-day
New Logog.jpg

What’s Happening

in May…

GW Day 5K registration is now open!

george.jpeg

Registration for the GW Day 5K is live! The inaugural race was a lot of fun, and we are excited to host this year’s 2nd Annual fun run through the Village of Warwick on Saturday, July 23rd at 8:30 am, starting and ending at Veterans Memorial Park.

Follow this link, https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/Warwick/GeorgeWashingtonDay5K to register for the 5K, and plan your day, enjoy the race in the morning, and Free Public Historic Property Tours in the afternoon at select WHS properties, detail TBA.

Join the Warwick Historical Society for our Hands-on-History Workshops, presented in partnership with the Village of Warwick.

milkweed_poetry.jpg

Milkweed Poetry Workshop

Please join us on Wednesday, May 11th at 7 pm at the A.W. Buckbee Center for our forth workshop with Wendy Insinger and Brooke Hamling.

POETRY VIBES: Come play with words and find your voice inside some lines.

Hear Poems * Make Poems * Share Poems (If you’re feeling it.) This is a fun, generative workshop. All are welcome! (even those who do not consider themselves “poets”)

Founded in spring of 2016, MPW has hosted two-hundred-and-sixty-two workshops, published two literary journals, and created immersive poetry experiences/installations at various local art festivals and exhibitions.

Reservations are recommended, walk-ins permitted as space allows, call 845-986-3236 to reserve a seat.

Love Local Maker Market in Lewis Park

Maker Market spring.jpg

Saturday, May 14th and Sunday, May 15th

10:00 am to 5:00 pm

In a partnership with the talented Wickham Works, come to the Love Local Maker Market in tranquil Lewis Park in the heart of Warwick, NY, visit with over 40 local artisan vendors and peruse their handmade wares. Find one-of-a-kind items, repurposed and reused materials, meet the artisan vendors and take away something unique.

$3.00 admission supports the missions of Wickham Works and the Warwick Historical Society. Call 845-986-3236 for more information.

Cemetery Preservation and Clean-up

Saturday, May 21st, 9 am to 12pm

Cemetery TBD

Grab your work gloves, traps, weed whackers and rakes, and join a team of volunteers as we clean up debris, uncover lost graves, and remember and honor those laid to rest.

Give back to the community, make a difference, and share in the camaraderie of a job well done.

The Cemetery Preservation and Clean-Up committee meets once a month, check back for times and locations

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Vernon Coalition Meeting @ Walnut Ridge School
Jun 8 @ 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Just a reminder that this Wednesday, June 8th from 6:00-7:00pm at the BOE (Walnut Ridge) will be our final Coalition meeting of the school year. I am excited to announce that the Coalition will be sharing the newest PRIDE data for the Vernon Township School District. Come out and bring a friend to our meeting! All are welcome. Please kindly RSVP at your earliest convenience, as I plan on bringing pizza for all guests.
Immediately after our Coalition meeting, we will be having our next Vernon Night Out meeting from 7:00-8:00pm. Please consider staying and helping us build this year’s Vernon Night Out event.
Hope to see you there!
Jun
15
Wed
Warwick Historical Society Events
Jun 15 all-day
New Logog.jpg

What’s Happening

in May…

GW Day 5K registration is now open!

george.jpeg

Registration for the GW Day 5K is live! The inaugural race was a lot of fun, and we are excited to host this year’s 2nd Annual fun run through the Village of Warwick on Saturday, July 23rd at 8:30 am, starting and ending at Veterans Memorial Park.

Follow this link, https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/Warwick/GeorgeWashingtonDay5K to register for the 5K, and plan your day, enjoy the race in the morning, and Free Public Historic Property Tours in the afternoon at select WHS properties, detail TBA.

Join the Warwick Historical Society for our Hands-on-History Workshops, presented in partnership with the Village of Warwick.

milkweed_poetry.jpg

Milkweed Poetry Workshop

Please join us on Wednesday, May 11th at 7 pm at the A.W. Buckbee Center for our forth workshop with Wendy Insinger and Brooke Hamling.

POETRY VIBES: Come play with words and find your voice inside some lines.

Hear Poems * Make Poems * Share Poems (If you’re feeling it.) This is a fun, generative workshop. All are welcome! (even those who do not consider themselves “poets”)

Founded in spring of 2016, MPW has hosted two-hundred-and-sixty-two workshops, published two literary journals, and created immersive poetry experiences/installations at various local art festivals and exhibitions.

Reservations are recommended, walk-ins permitted as space allows, call 845-986-3236 to reserve a seat.

Love Local Maker Market in Lewis Park

Maker Market spring.jpg

Saturday, May 14th and Sunday, May 15th

10:00 am to 5:00 pm

In a partnership with the talented Wickham Works, come to the Love Local Maker Market in tranquil Lewis Park in the heart of Warwick, NY, visit with over 40 local artisan vendors and peruse their handmade wares. Find one-of-a-kind items, repurposed and reused materials, meet the artisan vendors and take away something unique.

$3.00 admission supports the missions of Wickham Works and the Warwick Historical Society. Call 845-986-3236 for more information.

Cemetery Preservation and Clean-up

Saturday, May 21st, 9 am to 12pm

Cemetery TBD

Grab your work gloves, traps, weed whackers and rakes, and join a team of volunteers as we clean up debris, uncover lost graves, and remember and honor those laid to rest.

Give back to the community, make a difference, and share in the camaraderie of a job well done.

The Cemetery Preservation and Clean-Up committee meets once a month, check back for times and locations

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Jun
22
Wed
Warwick Historical Society Events
Jun 22 all-day
New Logog.jpg

What’s Happening

in May…

GW Day 5K registration is now open!

george.jpeg

Registration for the GW Day 5K is live! The inaugural race was a lot of fun, and we are excited to host this year’s 2nd Annual fun run through the Village of Warwick on Saturday, July 23rd at 8:30 am, starting and ending at Veterans Memorial Park.

Follow this link, https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/Warwick/GeorgeWashingtonDay5K to register for the 5K, and plan your day, enjoy the race in the morning, and Free Public Historic Property Tours in the afternoon at select WHS properties, detail TBA.

Join the Warwick Historical Society for our Hands-on-History Workshops, presented in partnership with the Village of Warwick.

milkweed_poetry.jpg

Milkweed Poetry Workshop

Please join us on Wednesday, May 11th at 7 pm at the A.W. Buckbee Center for our forth workshop with Wendy Insinger and Brooke Hamling.

POETRY VIBES: Come play with words and find your voice inside some lines.

Hear Poems * Make Poems * Share Poems (If you’re feeling it.) This is a fun, generative workshop. All are welcome! (even those who do not consider themselves “poets”)

Founded in spring of 2016, MPW has hosted two-hundred-and-sixty-two workshops, published two literary journals, and created immersive poetry experiences/installations at various local art festivals and exhibitions.

Reservations are recommended, walk-ins permitted as space allows, call 845-986-3236 to reserve a seat.

Love Local Maker Market in Lewis Park

Maker Market spring.jpg

Saturday, May 14th and Sunday, May 15th

10:00 am to 5:00 pm

In a partnership with the talented Wickham Works, come to the Love Local Maker Market in tranquil Lewis Park in the heart of Warwick, NY, visit with over 40 local artisan vendors and peruse their handmade wares. Find one-of-a-kind items, repurposed and reused materials, meet the artisan vendors and take away something unique.

$3.00 admission supports the missions of Wickham Works and the Warwick Historical Society. Call 845-986-3236 for more information.

Cemetery Preservation and Clean-up

Saturday, May 21st, 9 am to 12pm

Cemetery TBD

Grab your work gloves, traps, weed whackers and rakes, and join a team of volunteers as we clean up debris, uncover lost graves, and remember and honor those laid to rest.

Give back to the community, make a difference, and share in the camaraderie of a job well done.

The Cemetery Preservation and Clean-Up committee meets once a month, check back for times and locations

Facebook  Twitter  Instagram
Jun
29
Wed
Warwick Historical Society Events
Jun 29 all-day
New Logog.jpg

What’s Happening

in May…

GW Day 5K registration is now open!

george.jpeg

Registration for the GW Day 5K is live! The inaugural race was a lot of fun, and we are excited to host this year’s 2nd Annual fun run through the Village of Warwick on Saturday, July 23rd at 8:30 am, starting and ending at Veterans Memorial Park.

Follow this link, https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/Warwick/GeorgeWashingtonDay5K to register for the 5K, and plan your day, enjoy the race in the morning, and Free Public Historic Property Tours in the afternoon at select WHS properties, detail TBA.

Join the Warwick Historical Society for our Hands-on-History Workshops, presented in partnership with the Village of Warwick.

milkweed_poetry.jpg

Milkweed Poetry Workshop

Please join us on Wednesday, May 11th at 7 pm at the A.W. Buckbee Center for our forth workshop with Wendy Insinger and Brooke Hamling.

POETRY VIBES: Come play with words and find your voice inside some lines.

Hear Poems * Make Poems * Share Poems (If you’re feeling it.) This is a fun, generative workshop. All are welcome! (even those who do not consider themselves “poets”)

Founded in spring of 2016, MPW has hosted two-hundred-and-sixty-two workshops, published two literary journals, and created immersive poetry experiences/installations at various local art festivals and exhibitions.

Reservations are recommended, walk-ins permitted as space allows, call 845-986-3236 to reserve a seat.

Love Local Maker Market in Lewis Park

Maker Market spring.jpg

Saturday, May 14th and Sunday, May 15th

10:00 am to 5:00 pm

In a partnership with the talented Wickham Works, come to the Love Local Maker Market in tranquil Lewis Park in the heart of Warwick, NY, visit with over 40 local artisan vendors and peruse their handmade wares. Find one-of-a-kind items, repurposed and reused materials, meet the artisan vendors and take away something unique.

$3.00 admission supports the missions of Wickham Works and the Warwick Historical Society. Call 845-986-3236 for more information.

Cemetery Preservation and Clean-up

Saturday, May 21st, 9 am to 12pm

Cemetery TBD

Grab your work gloves, traps, weed whackers and rakes, and join a team of volunteers as we clean up debris, uncover lost graves, and remember and honor those laid to rest.

Give back to the community, make a difference, and share in the camaraderie of a job well done.

The Cemetery Preservation and Clean-Up committee meets once a month, check back for times and locations

Facebook  Twitter  Instagram
Jul
6
Wed
Warwick Historical Society Events
Jul 6 all-day
New Logog.jpg

What’s Happening

in May…

GW Day 5K registration is now open!

george.jpeg

Registration for the GW Day 5K is live! The inaugural race was a lot of fun, and we are excited to host this year’s 2nd Annual fun run through the Village of Warwick on Saturday, July 23rd at 8:30 am, starting and ending at Veterans Memorial Park.

Follow this link, https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/Warwick/GeorgeWashingtonDay5K to register for the 5K, and plan your day, enjoy the race in the morning, and Free Public Historic Property Tours in the afternoon at select WHS properties, detail TBA.

Join the Warwick Historical Society for our Hands-on-History Workshops, presented in partnership with the Village of Warwick.

milkweed_poetry.jpg

Milkweed Poetry Workshop

Please join us on Wednesday, May 11th at 7 pm at the A.W. Buckbee Center for our forth workshop with Wendy Insinger and Brooke Hamling.

POETRY VIBES: Come play with words and find your voice inside some lines.

Hear Poems * Make Poems * Share Poems (If you’re feeling it.) This is a fun, generative workshop. All are welcome! (even those who do not consider themselves “poets”)

Founded in spring of 2016, MPW has hosted two-hundred-and-sixty-two workshops, published two literary journals, and created immersive poetry experiences/installations at various local art festivals and exhibitions.

Reservations are recommended, walk-ins permitted as space allows, call 845-986-3236 to reserve a seat.

Love Local Maker Market in Lewis Park

Maker Market spring.jpg

Saturday, May 14th and Sunday, May 15th

10:00 am to 5:00 pm

In a partnership with the talented Wickham Works, come to the Love Local Maker Market in tranquil Lewis Park in the heart of Warwick, NY, visit with over 40 local artisan vendors and peruse their handmade wares. Find one-of-a-kind items, repurposed and reused materials, meet the artisan vendors and take away something unique.

$3.00 admission supports the missions of Wickham Works and the Warwick Historical Society. Call 845-986-3236 for more information.

Cemetery Preservation and Clean-up

Saturday, May 21st, 9 am to 12pm

Cemetery TBD

Grab your work gloves, traps, weed whackers and rakes, and join a team of volunteers as we clean up debris, uncover lost graves, and remember and honor those laid to rest.

Give back to the community, make a difference, and share in the camaraderie of a job well done.

The Cemetery Preservation and Clean-Up committee meets once a month, check back for times and locations

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Jul
13
Wed
Warwick Historical Society Events
Jul 13 all-day
New Logog.jpg

What’s Happening

in May…

GW Day 5K registration is now open!

george.jpeg

Registration for the GW Day 5K is live! The inaugural race was a lot of fun, and we are excited to host this year’s 2nd Annual fun run through the Village of Warwick on Saturday, July 23rd at 8:30 am, starting and ending at Veterans Memorial Park.

Follow this link, https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/Warwick/GeorgeWashingtonDay5K to register for the 5K, and plan your day, enjoy the race in the morning, and Free Public Historic Property Tours in the afternoon at select WHS properties, detail TBA.

Join the Warwick Historical Society for our Hands-on-History Workshops, presented in partnership with the Village of Warwick.

milkweed_poetry.jpg

Milkweed Poetry Workshop

Please join us on Wednesday, May 11th at 7 pm at the A.W. Buckbee Center for our forth workshop with Wendy Insinger and Brooke Hamling.

POETRY VIBES: Come play with words and find your voice inside some lines.

Hear Poems * Make Poems * Share Poems (If you’re feeling it.) This is a fun, generative workshop. All are welcome! (even those who do not consider themselves “poets”)

Founded in spring of 2016, MPW has hosted two-hundred-and-sixty-two workshops, published two literary journals, and created immersive poetry experiences/installations at various local art festivals and exhibitions.

Reservations are recommended, walk-ins permitted as space allows, call 845-986-3236 to reserve a seat.

Love Local Maker Market in Lewis Park

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Saturday, May 14th and Sunday, May 15th

10:00 am to 5:00 pm

In a partnership with the talented Wickham Works, come to the Love Local Maker Market in tranquil Lewis Park in the heart of Warwick, NY, visit with over 40 local artisan vendors and peruse their handmade wares. Find one-of-a-kind items, repurposed and reused materials, meet the artisan vendors and take away something unique.

$3.00 admission supports the missions of Wickham Works and the Warwick Historical Society. Call 845-986-3236 for more information.

Cemetery Preservation and Clean-up

Saturday, May 21st, 9 am to 12pm

Cemetery TBD

Grab your work gloves, traps, weed whackers and rakes, and join a team of volunteers as we clean up debris, uncover lost graves, and remember and honor those laid to rest.

Give back to the community, make a difference, and share in the camaraderie of a job well done.

The Cemetery Preservation and Clean-Up committee meets once a month, check back for times and locations

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Jul
20
Wed
Warwick Historical Society Events
Jul 20 all-day
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What’s Happening

in May…

GW Day 5K registration is now open!

george.jpeg

Registration for the GW Day 5K is live! The inaugural race was a lot of fun, and we are excited to host this year’s 2nd Annual fun run through the Village of Warwick on Saturday, July 23rd at 8:30 am, starting and ending at Veterans Memorial Park.

Follow this link, https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/Warwick/GeorgeWashingtonDay5K to register for the 5K, and plan your day, enjoy the race in the morning, and Free Public Historic Property Tours in the afternoon at select WHS properties, detail TBA.

Join the Warwick Historical Society for our Hands-on-History Workshops, presented in partnership with the Village of Warwick.

milkweed_poetry.jpg

Milkweed Poetry Workshop

Please join us on Wednesday, May 11th at 7 pm at the A.W. Buckbee Center for our forth workshop with Wendy Insinger and Brooke Hamling.

POETRY VIBES: Come play with words and find your voice inside some lines.

Hear Poems * Make Poems * Share Poems (If you’re feeling it.) This is a fun, generative workshop. All are welcome! (even those who do not consider themselves “poets”)

Founded in spring of 2016, MPW has hosted two-hundred-and-sixty-two workshops, published two literary journals, and created immersive poetry experiences/installations at various local art festivals and exhibitions.

Reservations are recommended, walk-ins permitted as space allows, call 845-986-3236 to reserve a seat.

Love Local Maker Market in Lewis Park

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Saturday, May 14th and Sunday, May 15th

10:00 am to 5:00 pm

In a partnership with the talented Wickham Works, come to the Love Local Maker Market in tranquil Lewis Park in the heart of Warwick, NY, visit with over 40 local artisan vendors and peruse their handmade wares. Find one-of-a-kind items, repurposed and reused materials, meet the artisan vendors and take away something unique.

$3.00 admission supports the missions of Wickham Works and the Warwick Historical Society. Call 845-986-3236 for more information.

Cemetery Preservation and Clean-up

Saturday, May 21st, 9 am to 12pm

Cemetery TBD

Grab your work gloves, traps, weed whackers and rakes, and join a team of volunteers as we clean up debris, uncover lost graves, and remember and honor those laid to rest.

Give back to the community, make a difference, and share in the camaraderie of a job well done.

The Cemetery Preservation and Clean-Up committee meets once a month, check back for times and locations

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Jul
27
Wed
Warwick Historical Society Events
Jul 27 all-day
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What’s Happening

in May…

GW Day 5K registration is now open!

george.jpeg

Registration for the GW Day 5K is live! The inaugural race was a lot of fun, and we are excited to host this year’s 2nd Annual fun run through the Village of Warwick on Saturday, July 23rd at 8:30 am, starting and ending at Veterans Memorial Park.

Follow this link, https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/Warwick/GeorgeWashingtonDay5K to register for the 5K, and plan your day, enjoy the race in the morning, and Free Public Historic Property Tours in the afternoon at select WHS properties, detail TBA.

Join the Warwick Historical Society for our Hands-on-History Workshops, presented in partnership with the Village of Warwick.

milkweed_poetry.jpg

Milkweed Poetry Workshop

Please join us on Wednesday, May 11th at 7 pm at the A.W. Buckbee Center for our forth workshop with Wendy Insinger and Brooke Hamling.

POETRY VIBES: Come play with words and find your voice inside some lines.

Hear Poems * Make Poems * Share Poems (If you’re feeling it.) This is a fun, generative workshop. All are welcome! (even those who do not consider themselves “poets”)

Founded in spring of 2016, MPW has hosted two-hundred-and-sixty-two workshops, published two literary journals, and created immersive poetry experiences/installations at various local art festivals and exhibitions.

Reservations are recommended, walk-ins permitted as space allows, call 845-986-3236 to reserve a seat.

Love Local Maker Market in Lewis Park

Maker Market spring.jpg

Saturday, May 14th and Sunday, May 15th

10:00 am to 5:00 pm

In a partnership with the talented Wickham Works, come to the Love Local Maker Market in tranquil Lewis Park in the heart of Warwick, NY, visit with over 40 local artisan vendors and peruse their handmade wares. Find one-of-a-kind items, repurposed and reused materials, meet the artisan vendors and take away something unique.

$3.00 admission supports the missions of Wickham Works and the Warwick Historical Society. Call 845-986-3236 for more information.

Cemetery Preservation and Clean-up

Saturday, May 21st, 9 am to 12pm

Cemetery TBD

Grab your work gloves, traps, weed whackers and rakes, and join a team of volunteers as we clean up debris, uncover lost graves, and remember and honor those laid to rest.

Give back to the community, make a difference, and share in the camaraderie of a job well done.

The Cemetery Preservation and Clean-Up committee meets once a month, check back for times and locations

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Aug
3
Wed
Warwick Historical Society Events
Aug 3 all-day
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What’s Happening

in May…

GW Day 5K registration is now open!

george.jpeg

Registration for the GW Day 5K is live! The inaugural race was a lot of fun, and we are excited to host this year’s 2nd Annual fun run through the Village of Warwick on Saturday, July 23rd at 8:30 am, starting and ending at Veterans Memorial Park.

Follow this link, https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/Warwick/GeorgeWashingtonDay5K to register for the 5K, and plan your day, enjoy the race in the morning, and Free Public Historic Property Tours in the afternoon at select WHS properties, detail TBA.

Join the Warwick Historical Society for our Hands-on-History Workshops, presented in partnership with the Village of Warwick.

milkweed_poetry.jpg

Milkweed Poetry Workshop

Please join us on Wednesday, May 11th at 7 pm at the A.W. Buckbee Center for our forth workshop with Wendy Insinger and Brooke Hamling.

POETRY VIBES: Come play with words and find your voice inside some lines.

Hear Poems * Make Poems * Share Poems (If you’re feeling it.) This is a fun, generative workshop. All are welcome! (even those who do not consider themselves “poets”)

Founded in spring of 2016, MPW has hosted two-hundred-and-sixty-two workshops, published two literary journals, and created immersive poetry experiences/installations at various local art festivals and exhibitions.

Reservations are recommended, walk-ins permitted as space allows, call 845-986-3236 to reserve a seat.

Love Local Maker Market in Lewis Park

Maker Market spring.jpg

Saturday, May 14th and Sunday, May 15th

10:00 am to 5:00 pm

In a partnership with the talented Wickham Works, come to the Love Local Maker Market in tranquil Lewis Park in the heart of Warwick, NY, visit with over 40 local artisan vendors and peruse their handmade wares. Find one-of-a-kind items, repurposed and reused materials, meet the artisan vendors and take away something unique.

$3.00 admission supports the missions of Wickham Works and the Warwick Historical Society. Call 845-986-3236 for more information.

Cemetery Preservation and Clean-up

Saturday, May 21st, 9 am to 12pm

Cemetery TBD

Grab your work gloves, traps, weed whackers and rakes, and join a team of volunteers as we clean up debris, uncover lost graves, and remember and honor those laid to rest.

Give back to the community, make a difference, and share in the camaraderie of a job well done.

The Cemetery Preservation and Clean-Up committee meets once a month, check back for times and locations

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Aug
10
Wed
Warwick Historical Society Events
Aug 10 all-day
New Logog.jpg

What’s Happening

in May…

GW Day 5K registration is now open!

george.jpeg

Registration for the GW Day 5K is live! The inaugural race was a lot of fun, and we are excited to host this year’s 2nd Annual fun run through the Village of Warwick on Saturday, July 23rd at 8:30 am, starting and ending at Veterans Memorial Park.

Follow this link, https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/Warwick/GeorgeWashingtonDay5K to register for the 5K, and plan your day, enjoy the race in the morning, and Free Public Historic Property Tours in the afternoon at select WHS properties, detail TBA.

Join the Warwick Historical Society for our Hands-on-History Workshops, presented in partnership with the Village of Warwick.

milkweed_poetry.jpg

Milkweed Poetry Workshop

Please join us on Wednesday, May 11th at 7 pm at the A.W. Buckbee Center for our forth workshop with Wendy Insinger and Brooke Hamling.

POETRY VIBES: Come play with words and find your voice inside some lines.

Hear Poems * Make Poems * Share Poems (If you’re feeling it.) This is a fun, generative workshop. All are welcome! (even those who do not consider themselves “poets”)

Founded in spring of 2016, MPW has hosted two-hundred-and-sixty-two workshops, published two literary journals, and created immersive poetry experiences/installations at various local art festivals and exhibitions.

Reservations are recommended, walk-ins permitted as space allows, call 845-986-3236 to reserve a seat.

Love Local Maker Market in Lewis Park

Maker Market spring.jpg

Saturday, May 14th and Sunday, May 15th

10:00 am to 5:00 pm

In a partnership with the talented Wickham Works, come to the Love Local Maker Market in tranquil Lewis Park in the heart of Warwick, NY, visit with over 40 local artisan vendors and peruse their handmade wares. Find one-of-a-kind items, repurposed and reused materials, meet the artisan vendors and take away something unique.

$3.00 admission supports the missions of Wickham Works and the Warwick Historical Society. Call 845-986-3236 for more information.

Cemetery Preservation and Clean-up

Saturday, May 21st, 9 am to 12pm

Cemetery TBD

Grab your work gloves, traps, weed whackers and rakes, and join a team of volunteers as we clean up debris, uncover lost graves, and remember and honor those laid to rest.

Give back to the community, make a difference, and share in the camaraderie of a job well done.

The Cemetery Preservation and Clean-Up committee meets once a month, check back for times and locations

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Aug
17
Wed
Warwick Historical Society Events
Aug 17 all-day
New Logog.jpg

What’s Happening

in May…

GW Day 5K registration is now open!

george.jpeg

Registration for the GW Day 5K is live! The inaugural race was a lot of fun, and we are excited to host this year’s 2nd Annual fun run through the Village of Warwick on Saturday, July 23rd at 8:30 am, starting and ending at Veterans Memorial Park.

Follow this link, https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/Warwick/GeorgeWashingtonDay5K to register for the 5K, and plan your day, enjoy the race in the morning, and Free Public Historic Property Tours in the afternoon at select WHS properties, detail TBA.

Join the Warwick Historical Society for our Hands-on-History Workshops, presented in partnership with the Village of Warwick.

milkweed_poetry.jpg

Milkweed Poetry Workshop

Please join us on Wednesday, May 11th at 7 pm at the A.W. Buckbee Center for our forth workshop with Wendy Insinger and Brooke Hamling.

POETRY VIBES: Come play with words and find your voice inside some lines.

Hear Poems * Make Poems * Share Poems (If you’re feeling it.) This is a fun, generative workshop. All are welcome! (even those who do not consider themselves “poets”)

Founded in spring of 2016, MPW has hosted two-hundred-and-sixty-two workshops, published two literary journals, and created immersive poetry experiences/installations at various local art festivals and exhibitions.

Reservations are recommended, walk-ins permitted as space allows, call 845-986-3236 to reserve a seat.

Love Local Maker Market in Lewis Park

Maker Market spring.jpg

Saturday, May 14th and Sunday, May 15th

10:00 am to 5:00 pm

In a partnership with the talented Wickham Works, come to the Love Local Maker Market in tranquil Lewis Park in the heart of Warwick, NY, visit with over 40 local artisan vendors and peruse their handmade wares. Find one-of-a-kind items, repurposed and reused materials, meet the artisan vendors and take away something unique.

$3.00 admission supports the missions of Wickham Works and the Warwick Historical Society. Call 845-986-3236 for more information.

Cemetery Preservation and Clean-up

Saturday, May 21st, 9 am to 12pm

Cemetery TBD

Grab your work gloves, traps, weed whackers and rakes, and join a team of volunteers as we clean up debris, uncover lost graves, and remember and honor those laid to rest.

Give back to the community, make a difference, and share in the camaraderie of a job well done.

The Cemetery Preservation and Clean-Up committee meets once a month, check back for times and locations

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Aug
24
Wed
Warwick Historical Society Events
Aug 24 all-day
New Logog.jpg

What’s Happening

in May…

GW Day 5K registration is now open!

george.jpeg

Registration for the GW Day 5K is live! The inaugural race was a lot of fun, and we are excited to host this year’s 2nd Annual fun run through the Village of Warwick on Saturday, July 23rd at 8:30 am, starting and ending at Veterans Memorial Park.

Follow this link, https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/Warwick/GeorgeWashingtonDay5K to register for the 5K, and plan your day, enjoy the race in the morning, and Free Public Historic Property Tours in the afternoon at select WHS properties, detail TBA.

Join the Warwick Historical Society for our Hands-on-History Workshops, presented in partnership with the Village of Warwick.

milkweed_poetry.jpg

Milkweed Poetry Workshop

Please join us on Wednesday, May 11th at 7 pm at the A.W. Buckbee Center for our forth workshop with Wendy Insinger and Brooke Hamling.

POETRY VIBES: Come play with words and find your voice inside some lines.

Hear Poems * Make Poems * Share Poems (If you’re feeling it.) This is a fun, generative workshop. All are welcome! (even those who do not consider themselves “poets”)

Founded in spring of 2016, MPW has hosted two-hundred-and-sixty-two workshops, published two literary journals, and created immersive poetry experiences/installations at various local art festivals and exhibitions.

Reservations are recommended, walk-ins permitted as space allows, call 845-986-3236 to reserve a seat.

Love Local Maker Market in Lewis Park

Maker Market spring.jpg

Saturday, May 14th and Sunday, May 15th

10:00 am to 5:00 pm

In a partnership with the talented Wickham Works, come to the Love Local Maker Market in tranquil Lewis Park in the heart of Warwick, NY, visit with over 40 local artisan vendors and peruse their handmade wares. Find one-of-a-kind items, repurposed and reused materials, meet the artisan vendors and take away something unique.

$3.00 admission supports the missions of Wickham Works and the Warwick Historical Society. Call 845-986-3236 for more information.

Cemetery Preservation and Clean-up

Saturday, May 21st, 9 am to 12pm

Cemetery TBD

Grab your work gloves, traps, weed whackers and rakes, and join a team of volunteers as we clean up debris, uncover lost graves, and remember and honor those laid to rest.

Give back to the community, make a difference, and share in the camaraderie of a job well done.

The Cemetery Preservation and Clean-Up committee meets once a month, check back for times and locations

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Aug
31
Wed
Warwick Historical Society Events
Aug 31 all-day
New Logog.jpg

What’s Happening

in May…

GW Day 5K registration is now open!

george.jpeg

Registration for the GW Day 5K is live! The inaugural race was a lot of fun, and we are excited to host this year’s 2nd Annual fun run through the Village of Warwick on Saturday, July 23rd at 8:30 am, starting and ending at Veterans Memorial Park.

Follow this link, https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/Warwick/GeorgeWashingtonDay5K to register for the 5K, and plan your day, enjoy the race in the morning, and Free Public Historic Property Tours in the afternoon at select WHS properties, detail TBA.

Join the Warwick Historical Society for our Hands-on-History Workshops, presented in partnership with the Village of Warwick.

milkweed_poetry.jpg

Milkweed Poetry Workshop

Please join us on Wednesday, May 11th at 7 pm at the A.W. Buckbee Center for our forth workshop with Wendy Insinger and Brooke Hamling.

POETRY VIBES: Come play with words and find your voice inside some lines.

Hear Poems * Make Poems * Share Poems (If you’re feeling it.) This is a fun, generative workshop. All are welcome! (even those who do not consider themselves “poets”)

Founded in spring of 2016, MPW has hosted two-hundred-and-sixty-two workshops, published two literary journals, and created immersive poetry experiences/installations at various local art festivals and exhibitions.

Reservations are recommended, walk-ins permitted as space allows, call 845-986-3236 to reserve a seat.

Love Local Maker Market in Lewis Park

Maker Market spring.jpg

Saturday, May 14th and Sunday, May 15th

10:00 am to 5:00 pm

In a partnership with the talented Wickham Works, come to the Love Local Maker Market in tranquil Lewis Park in the heart of Warwick, NY, visit with over 40 local artisan vendors and peruse their handmade wares. Find one-of-a-kind items, repurposed and reused materials, meet the artisan vendors and take away something unique.

$3.00 admission supports the missions of Wickham Works and the Warwick Historical Society. Call 845-986-3236 for more information.

Cemetery Preservation and Clean-up

Saturday, May 21st, 9 am to 12pm

Cemetery TBD

Grab your work gloves, traps, weed whackers and rakes, and join a team of volunteers as we clean up debris, uncover lost graves, and remember and honor those laid to rest.

Give back to the community, make a difference, and share in the camaraderie of a job well done.

The Cemetery Preservation and Clean-Up committee meets once a month, check back for times and locations

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Sep
10
Sat
Ghost Investigation with the Ghost Grannies @ Warwick Historical Society
Sep 10 @ 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm

Ghost Investigation

with the Ghost Grannies

Ghost Investigation this Saturday, September 10 at 6:30 pm.

Join the WHS and Whendy and Amy, also known as the Ghost Grannies at an evening of paranormal investigation as we walk through some of the oldest and most historic buildings in Warwick. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own electromagnetic field (EMF) readers, dowsing rods, pendulums, and other ghost hunting equipment, and there will be some equipment available to try as well.

The walk will begin at the WHS headquarters, the A.W. Buckbee Center, 2 Colonial Avenue, and continue to the Shingle House, the oldest house in the Village of Warwick built in 1764. The tour then continues to the Old School Baptist Meeting House, and finishes at Baird’s Tavern for a glass of wine or beer or soft beverage, and culminating in more investigation in the upstairs museum rooms and attic.

This tour is for entertainment purposes only, and the walk will be just over an hour and about 1 mile long.

Participation is limited to 12 people, reservations are first-come, first-served, $100 per person. Call 845-986-3236 to make a reservation.

Sep
18
Sun
Pass the Perrenials | Plant Swap @ Vernon Municipal Bldg
Sep 18 @ 10:00 am – 1:00 pm
Oct
15
Sat
Vernon NJ Black Creek Park | Grand Opening @ Vernon Park
Oct 15 @ 10:00 am – 11:00 am
Nov
5
Sat
NY Quilts of the Nineteenth Century @ Warwick Historical Society
Nov 5 @ 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm
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Volunteers needed as Docents at the Old School Baptist Meeting House November 5, 12 and 19, 12 to 3 pm.

Host visitors at the Autumn Leaves antique quilt show, artfully curated and displayed by Sharon Waddell and Niel DeMarino.

Welcome guests as they enjoy viewing 40 different quilts from the 1800’s in the colors of autumn.

Call Nora at 845-986-3236 ext.106 for more information and to sign-up to volunteer.

Warwick Historical Society

2 Colonial Avenue

Warwick, NY 10990

845-986-3236

www.whsny.org

Nov
12
Sat
NY Quilts of the Nineteenth Century @ Warwick Historical Society
Nov 12 @ 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm
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gorgeous quilts.jpg

Volunteers needed as Docents at the Old School Baptist Meeting House November 5, 12 and 19, 12 to 3 pm.

Host visitors at the Autumn Leaves antique quilt show, artfully curated and displayed by Sharon Waddell and Niel DeMarino.

Welcome guests as they enjoy viewing 40 different quilts from the 1800’s in the colors of autumn.

Call Nora at 845-986-3236 ext.106 for more information and to sign-up to volunteer.

Warwick Historical Society

2 Colonial Avenue

Warwick, NY 10990

845-986-3236

www.whsny.org

Nov
19
Sat
NY Quilts of the Nineteenth Century @ Warwick Historical Society
Nov 19 @ 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm
New Logog.jpg
gorgeous quilts.jpg

Volunteers needed as Docents at the Old School Baptist Meeting House November 5, 12 and 19, 12 to 3 pm.

Host visitors at the Autumn Leaves antique quilt show, artfully curated and displayed by Sharon Waddell and Niel DeMarino.

Welcome guests as they enjoy viewing 40 different quilts from the 1800’s in the colors of autumn.

Call Nora at 845-986-3236 ext.106 for more information and to sign-up to volunteer.

Warwick Historical Society

2 Colonial Avenue

Warwick, NY 10990

845-986-3236

www.whsny.org

Dec
7
Wed
Vernon Chamber Holiday Mixer @ The Lamp Post Inn
Dec 7 @ 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Fun Holiday Mixer
Member Meeting (Guests Welcome!)
Dec 7, 2022
6:00PM to 9:00PM – The Lamp Post Inn
MUST RSVP To This Email OR CALL 973-476-0878
Food, Fun, Games and Ugly Sweater Contest.
Coma and be Merry!
(cash bar)
Mar
15
Wed
Vernon Chamber Mixer: Ballroom Magic @ Ballroom Magic
Mar 15 @ 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm

Come join us at Ballroom Magic for some dance tips and delightful networking. Bring your dancing shoes!

Ballroom Magic, 4 Franklin Lane, Vernon, NJ 07461

Wednesday, March 15, 2023 6pm

Refreshments will be served you may BYOB.

RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED!

To save your spot reply to this email or email info@vernonchamber.com or text

(973) 476-0878 by March 13th, 2023

Hope to see you there!

Let’s Dance!

Apr
16
Sun
An Evening at the Red Swan Inn @ Warwick Valley Country Club,
Apr 16 @ 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm

An Evening at the Red Swan Inn

Get your tickets before it sells out!

Step back in time at an Evening at the Red Swan Inn, a special event hosted by the Warwick Historical Society at the beautiful Warwick Valley Country Club, 42 Oakland Avenue, Warwick on Sunday, April 16, 5 to 8 pm.

Constructed in 1903, the Red Swan Inn was an elegant hotel and family resort in the charming Town of Warwick. Wealthy New Yorkers seeking a respite from the city heat would vacation at the resort, enjoying the modern amenities including fine dining, a swimming pool, and golf course.

For one special evening only, join the Warwick Historical Society at the Warwick Valley Country Club as we enjoy a menu artfully curated by Chef Clement Truitt, featuring delicacies enjoyed at the turn of the twentieth-century. An exhibit of collectible artifacts and items from the Red Swan Inn will be on display, music provided by Christopher Ford’s Party Mix, and Village of Warwick Mayor Michael Newhard will be the emcee for the evening, sharing some stories and legends from the inn.

Tickets are $105 per person for the entertaining evening, and on sale now with limited seating. Reservations are required and have already sold half of the tickets. Visit www.warwickhistory.org for more information. Call 845-986-3236 to make your reservation.

Jul
4
Tue
Vernon NJ Fireworks @ Mountain Creek Great Lawn
Jul 4 @ 8:45 pm – 9:30 pm
Vernon NJ Fireworks @ Mountain Creek Great Lawn | Vernon Township | New Jersey | United States

Join us at Mountain Creek Resort this 4th of July for the Vernon Community Fireworks.  Enjoy a relaxing evening on the Great Lawn outside of the Red Tail Lodge to enjoy a bite to eat at the Biergarten or any of our other satellite stations, live music, petting zoo, a variety of bounce houses, giant games including cornhole, ladder ball and giant pong. Enjoy a Sky Ride on The Cabriolet or a ride on the Alpine Mountain Coaster until 8pm both included in admission. Bring your picnic blankets and lawn chairs to get comfortable and make it an evening to remember.

Date: 7/4/2023

Time: Event starts at 5PM, Fireworks at nightfall (approx 8:30-9pm).
Where: Mountain Creek Great Lawn
Admission: Vernon Fire Departments will be collecting a $20 parking fee per car. 100% of the proceeds will go to these volunteer organizations.

Activities:

  • 3 Bounce Houses
  • Live Music
  • Petting Zoo
  • Giant Games (corn hole, ladder ball and giant pong)
  • Sky Rides until 8PM (included in admission)
  • Alpine Mountain Coaster until 8PM (included in admission)
Jul
22
Sat
George Washington Day 5K Run/Walk @ Veterans Memorial Park
Jul 22 @ 8:30 am – 11:00 am

GW Day 5K! and Fun Run5K Fun run

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Dash down the streets of the Village of Warwick in the 3rd Annual GW Day 5K and Fun Run, beginning and ending in Veterans Memorial Park, 29 Forester Ave., Warwick. This year’s race is bigger and better, with the course certified a 5K by the USA Track and Field Association!

Enjoy the only course through the Village, past historic landmarks and through the beautiful park. Take photos with “George and Martha Washington” and feel the camaraderie and spirit of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Follow this link for registration: https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/Warwick/GeorgeWashingtonDay5K

Registration opens April 30, $25 to participate, registration fee increases to $30 from July 1 to 22. The race begins promptly at 8:30 a.m.

The WHS is so grateful to our generous business sponsors, stewards of local history and partners in preservation: Etched in Time Engraving; Bellvale Farms Creamery; Peck’s Wine & Spirits; Seely & Durland Insurance; Rooster Tees; Leonard Episcopio DDS; T.S Purta Funeral Home; South Street Tire and Auto; Warwick Price Chopper; Knights of Columbus #4952; Kennedy Companies Inc.; Fit Body Boot Camp; John and Mary Juliano; Umbrella Care Management; Last Whisky Bar; Frazzleberries; Force Physical Therapy; Fysioplus PT; and ShopRite of Warwick.