Crandell Theatre’s Summer of Great Cinema Reopening Weekend, July 1-4

Crandell Theatre reopens its doors on Thursday, July 1 to returning patrons and new visitors, to once again enjoy the timeless magic of movies at Columbia County’s oldest independent, classic single-screen theatre.

Crandell Theatre reopens its doors on Thursday, July 1 to returning patrons and new visitors, to once again enjoy the timeless magic of movies at Columbia County’s oldest independent, classic single-screen theatre.

Each week eight screenings of four curated commercial and independent films are shown from Thursday through Sunday. July 1-4 will include four feature-length movies shown from Thursday through Sunday. To celebrate the highly-anticipated reopening, music and dance performances will be presented outside the theater on Thursday evening at 6:30 pm, and a Q&A with the producer of a celebrated film at the Cannes Film Festival will highlight Saturday evening. 

The full July schedule, along with trailers, reviews, can be found on the Crandell website. Tickets are available to be purchased either online or 15 minutes prior to the film’s start time at the box office.

SHOWTIMES: Thursdays through Sundays
Evening films (Thursday through Saturday) at 7:30
Afternoons (Friday through Sunday) at 4:00
Matinees (Saturday & Sunday) at 1:00

TICKET PRICES: $7 – $9
Chatham Film Club Members: $8
Non Members $9
Children (12 and under) $7

LOCATION: The Crandell Theatre
48 Main Street
Chatham, NY 12037

MORE:
CrandellTheatre.org
FaceBook.com/CrandellTheatre

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Berkshire Thrift’s 3rd Annual “FREE SALE”, Jun 26 & 27

Berkshire Thrift’s Annual “Free Sale” is this weekend, Saturday the 26th and Sunday the 27th.

Berkshire Thrift’s Annual “Free Sale” is this weekend, Saturday the 26th and Sunday the 27th.

What is a “Free Sale” you ask? Here’s the answer from Berkshire Thrift: “Well, as a donation-based thrift store, we get more donations then we can possibly sell. So, we store many items for a while, until we have a ton of extra stuff, and then we give it away!!! Many of our extra items go to shelters and other nonprofits, but we still end up having a ton of extra stuff. And, since we are a recycle/upcycle, environmentally minded company, calling ourselves “The Halfway House For Stuff”, we throw away very little as most of what we receive in donation is still good stuff. We believe that much of our waste in this world could actually be reused, and we do our best to further that mindset. “Saving the planet, one piece of junk at a time!”

So, if you are in need of dishes, home décor, furniture (both free and super cheap in our store), stuff for art projects, kids toys (we have LOTS of good kids toys and clothes!), misc. electronics (may or may not work), clothes or linens, housewares and so much more, then please come to this event!!

DETAILS/CONDUCT:
– Bring bags or boxes – we do not have boxes and our totes are not for free, we need them to store future items for future Free Sales. Please be honest and do not take them!
– ALL free items will be out on our lawn. Our store will be open with amazing deals as well, but items in the store are NOT free!!
– Don’t take more than fair!!! This is to help people, not give it away so it can be resold.
– Starts at 10AM – NO early birds!!! It’s not fair to others
– Parking is minimum – So be polite in how you park, carpool if you can. we will have people helping to direct traffic
– Fighting over items is NOT tolerated!! Be polite or you will be asked to leave.
– Oh, and if you read this far…..come into the store, say “I want to help save the planet” when you get to the counter, and get 20% off your whole purchase!

DATE/TIME: Saturday, June 26 & Sunday, June 27th / 10am – 5 (no early birds)

LOCATION: Berkshire Thrift
435 US 20
New Lebanon, NY 12125

MORE:
http://www.berkshirethrift.com/
facebook.com/berkshirethrift

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Outdoor Paint and Sip at Valatie Free Library, Jun 23

Join the Valatie Free Library on the library grounds for the first in-person program of the year.

Join the Valatie Free Library on the library grounds for the first in-person program of the year. Have some fun painting, while socially distanced outside. Just like the online-paint and sips, all materials are provided, and painters of all skills and ages are welcome.

DATE/TIME: Wednesday, June 23, 2021 / 7pm

LOCATION: Valatie Free Library 
1036 Kinderhook Street 
Valatie, NY 12184

REGISTRATION: Free
Sign up here: https://forms.gle/3WA8hsoq88i6w8a3A

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http://valatielibrary.net/
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COVID-19 Update from Columbia County Health Department

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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Spencertown Academy Virtual Lecture: “Vegetable Garden Planted, What Now?”, Jun 19

Spencertown Academy Arts Center presents “Vegetable Garden Planted, What Now?”, A Virtual Lecture with Ron and Jennifer Kujawski.

Spencertown Academy Arts Center presents “Vegetable Garden Planted, What Now?”, A Virtual Lecture with Ron and Jennifer Kujawski.

Though planning, preparation, and planting a vegetable garden takes some effort, the work, and rewards, have just begun. This presentation will look at post-planting efforts to sustain the garden and reap the rewards through the growing season. Topics covered include: summer maintenance, pest and disease management strategies, tips on harvesting, planning for a late season harvest, and cover cropping.

Ron & Jennifer Kujawski are a father-daughter gardening team who tend a 10,000 square foot garden in West Stockbridge, Massachusetts. Jennifer is a horticulturist and a writer and editor who works for a variety of organizations. Ron served as an Extension Educator in the Landscape, Nursery, and Urban Forestry Program at the University of Massachusetts. Now retired, he spends time as a horticultural writer and lecturer. His weekly columns appear in the Berkshire Eagle and The Berkshire Edge. He and his daughter co-authored the book: Week-by-Week Vegetable Gardeners Handbook. Their weekly gardening tips can be found on Instagram at @weekbyweekvegetablegardeners.

DATE/TIME: Saturday, June 19, 2021 / 4 pm – 5 pm

ADMISSIONTickets are $10
To register, visit www.spencertownacademy.org

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facebook.com/SpencertownAcademy
Phone: (518) 392-3693

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