Chatham Crellin Park Day, Aug 7
The Lebanon Valley Speedway presents Monsters N Megas on August 1st and 2nd.
The Lebanon Valley Speedway presents Monsters N Megas on August 1st and 2nd. The monsters have ruled the Valley for decades. The megas are coming up North from the swamps. On August 1st and 2nd, the “Monsters N Megas” collide for two HUGE shows at Lebanon Valley Speedway!
See an all-new monster truck program featuring the “Monstah Lobstah” CRUSHSTATION and more battle it out in racing and freestyle competitions. The mega trucks seek to show off their speed and talent for the first time ever at Lebanon Valley also competing in racing and freestyle. Plus, the return of Lebanon Valley’s legendary tough trucks! And if that was not enough, they will be racing side-by-side for the first time ever at the Valley! Kids will have an opportunity to take a ride in a mega truck before the show at no additional charge.
Come early and head into the pre-show Pit Party from 5:00-7:00pm to get up close to the monster and mega trucks and get all your favorite driver’s autographs!
To see the full schedule for the 2021 season, click here
DATE/TIME: Sunday, August 1 & Monday, August 2, 2021 / 8pm (Gates 4pm)
ADMISSION: $10 – $40
Available at www.tix.com/ticket-sales/lebanonvalley/6384
LOCATION: Lebanon Valley Speedway
1746 US Route 20
West Lebanon, NY 12195
MORE:
www.lebanonvalley.com
facebook.com/lebanonvalleyspeedway
@LVSpeedway
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The town of New Lebanon’s “Music in the Park” series returns on Sunday, August 1st. The town’s Community Picnic will take place at the same time in a combined event to celebrate New Lebanon
The town of New Lebanon’s “Music in the Park” series returns for the first program since 2019, on Sunday, August 1st. The town’s Community Picnic will take place at the same time in a combined event to celebrate New Lebanon and our emergence from the restrictions of “COVID Year 2020”.
As in the past, the Music in the Park bands will have links to our community. First up at 1:00 PM, Linda Worster and David Grover, “honorary residents” of New Lebanon, will bring their magical mix of folk, soft rock and original music to our pavilion.
The second band, starting at 2:45 PM, will be New Lebanon’s The Echoes (Tistrya Houghtling, Judy Zimmer, and Doug Banker, with help from the Houghtling kids). They will be playing many of your favorite folk, pop and rock tunes with ukuleles and guitars, with Julian on drums. Kids will have fun with giant lawn games and a bouncy house.
The Community Picnic is hosted by the New Lebanon Recreation Commission, which provides grilled burgers and hot dogs (donated by community businesses), donated soft drinks, condiments, sweet corn, etc. People who attend are encouraged to bring their favorite side dish or dessert to share.
Craft beer by local Roaring 20’s Brewery will be available for purchase as well. Community members may volunteer to assist with setup, cleaning of the pavilion tables, etc. Also needed is someone to direct parking, primarily early in the event as people arrive.
DATE/TIME: Sunday, August 1, 2021 / 1pm
ADMISSION: Free
LOCATION: Shatford Park – Pavilion
14755 NY 22
New Lebanon, NY 12125
MORE:
townofnewlebanon.com
facebook.com/NewLebMusic
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The Garden Conservancy invites you to visit two beautiful gardens of Columbia County on view in Canaan and Spencertown on Sunday, August 1.
The Garden Conservancy invites you to visit two beautiful gardens of Columbia County on view in Canaan and Spencertown on Sunday, August 1.
Rockland Farm – The garden comprises a variety of areas that flow one from another over about ten acres of our property. A 450-foot-long rock ledge runs parallel to the front drive and is topped by a dry garden in silver, gray and blue, with a thyme walk along one edge. Raised areas on the west side of the house feature exotic and tropical plants, many in containers. Behind the house is a sequence of garden rooms: a lavender garden contained within a raised hornbeam hedge; a perennial garden in pastels surrounding our pool; a water garden, fronted by a white garden and with a shade garden and rhododendron walk behind; a hot sundial and rock garden; and a fenced vegetable and cutting garden.
Landscape of Linda B. Horn – The restoration of my landscape has been the goal for fifteen years of living here after a move from Chicago. There are four restored ecosystems: wetlands, waterfall, domestic area of native grasses, and woodland. The last section of restoration was started last fall with eliminating dead trees and then new seeding. This year goldenrod was weed-wacked and new trees planted. The landscape was featured in a five-page article in the September 2017 issue of New York Cottages & Gardens. Native restoration workshops have also been held here through the Columbia Land Conservancy, Spencertown Academy, and Berkshire Botanical Garden.
DATE/TIME: Sunday, August 1, 2021 / 10am – 4pm
LOCATION: Rockland Farm – Canaan NY
Landscape of Linda B. Horn – Spencertown NY
ADMISSION: $10 per person
Children 12 and under are free
MORE:
gardenconservancy.org
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The latest update from the Columbia County Department of Health.
Following is the latest update from the Columbia County Department of Health.
For comparison, here is last week’s update:
For more info, visit columbiacountynyhealth.com
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