Winter Seed Sowing Workshop
Sustainable Warwick’s Pollinator Pathway committee is hosting a Winter Seed Sowing Workshop that will be held at the Main Lodge of Mountain Lake Park. Details are still to be finalized, but we’ll sow some seeds for the pickleball court garden in the Park along with enough extra for participants to take plants home.
Saturday, January 25th
1:00 to 3:00PM
This activity is open to everyone, but please RSVP in advance.
Mountain Lake Park
- Main Lodge
46 Bowen Rd
Warwick, NY
RSVP or for more details
Warwick’s Winter Wiggle
Shake off those post-holiday blues and come to Warwick’s Winter Wiggle!
Saturday, January 25, 2025
4:30 to 7:30 pm
(Snow date: Sunday January 26th)
Square dancing, light refreshments, arts and crafts, mental health resources, community showcase and more.
Need a ride? Dial-a-Bus will take you to and from. Call 845-986-2877
Mountain Lake Park (Former Kutz Camp)
46 Bowen Road
Warwick
A Neighborly Introduction to Heating and Cooling Your Home with Heat Pumps
Bill Makofske of Sustainable Warwick will explain both air-source and ground-source heat pumps followed by a Q&A with local installers and local heat pump owners.
Tuesday, February 4th
6:30 - 7:45 pm
Don’t wait until your furnace quits working or you need new air conditioning to learn about alternatives for upgrades and replacements.
Albert Wisner Public Library
One McFarland Ave
Warwick, NY
Pollinator Pathway at Mountain Lake Park
Sustainable Warwick’s Pollinator Pathway Committee and community friends will meet near the pickleball courts in Mountain Lake Park to remove invasive plants and seed native plants. This activity is open to everyone, but please RSVP in advance in case we need to adjust the starting time.
Tuesday, February 11th
9:00 to 10:00AM
Everyone is welcome to join us!
Mountain Lake Park
46 Bowen Rd
Warwick, NY
RSVP or Questions
Sustainable World Book Club
Sustainable Warwick’s Book Club
MISSION: To learn about the environment together through informative books and thought provoking discussion.
We meet on the 2nd Tuesday of the month, via Zoom. 3:00 to 4:00pm.
Send us an email to say you are interested in attending and we will send you the Zoom login information. bookclub@sustainablewarwick.org
This month’s selection: The Deluge by Stephen Markley.
You can borrow the current book at the front desk at Albert Wisner Public Library. Just tell them you want the book for Sustainable World Book Club. We welcome you to join the discussion, even if you haven’t had a chance to read the book!
Tuesday, February 11th
3:00 - 4:30 PM
Grow Local Greenwood Lake’s Regenerative Film Series
Free Movie Screening and Discussion - Muckville
Thursday, February 13th
6:45 to 9:00PM
Join us on the second Thursday evening November through March for an informative and entertaining film screening. Discussion to follow the film.
Trails End Taphouse
1197 NY 17A
Greenwood Lake, NY, 10925
Chris Pawelski almost ran out of time. As a 4th-generation onion farmer on the post-glacial black dirt of Goshen, NY, Chris is just one of millions of farmers in America facing the unnecessarily Sisyphusian task of earning a living. "Muckville" follows the story of Chris's family farm through time, from the 'Polish wave' of the early 20th century, through the onset of climate change-driven crop failures in the 1990s and subsequent pitfalls of US agriculture policy, and Chris's resulting existential crisis. This short documentary provides rare insight into the ongoing mental health epidemic on American farms, and paints a delicate and emotional portrait of resilience and love amid unbeatable odds. A winner of HUDSY's 2023's Community Content Fund Program. Directed, photographed and edited by Jeff Mertz.
🍽 Enjoy food and drinks while connecting with like-minded community members.
Chris and Eve Pawelski will be joining us and taking your questions after the film. Don’t miss this special evening of education, inspiration, and connection! 🌿
Sustainable Warwick Monthly Meeting
Making a difference in our hometown.
Sustainable Warwick’s informative monthly meetings are held on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 7:30pm. Except for special in-person events, the meetings are online via Zoom. Subscribe to our mailing list to receive the Zoom meeting invitation each month.
Wednesday, February 19th
7:30 to 9:00 PM
If you would like to keep up with the SW events and news, please visit our website or subscribe.
Pollinator Pathway at Mountain Lake Park
Sustainable Warwick’s Pollinator Pathway Committee and community friends will meet near the pickleball courts in Mountain Lake Park to remove invasive plants and seed native plants. This activity is open to everyone, but please RSVP in advance in case we need to adjust the starting time.
Tuesday, March 11th
9:00 to 10:00AM
Everyone is welcome to join us!
Mountain Lake Park
46 Bowen Rd
Warwick, NY
RSVP or Questions
Sustainable World Book Club
Sustainable Warwick’s Book Club
MISSION: To learn about the environment together through informative books and thought provoking discussion.
We meet on the 2nd Tuesday of the month, via Zoom. 3:00 to 4:00pm.
Send us an email to say you are interested in attending and we will send you the Zoom login information. bookclub@sustainablewarwick.org
This month’s selection: A River Runs Through It by Norman Maclean.
You can borrow the current book at the front desk at Albert Wisner Public Library. Just tell them you want the book for Sustainable World Book Club. We welcome you to join the discussion, even if you haven’t had a chance to read the book!
Tuesday, March 11th
3:00 - 4:30 PM
Warwick Repair Café
Warwick Repair Café
Repair Cafes are free community events where you bring your broken but beloved items and volunteer repair coaches help you FIX THEM!
What kinds of items get fixed?
LAMPS • VACUUMS • CLOCKS • CHAIRS • ELECTRICAL ITEMS • SMALL APPLIANCES • DIGITAL DEVICES • CLOTHING & TEXTILES • DOLLS • STUFFED ANIMALS • TOYS • TOOL SHARPENING • JEWELRY • AND MORE!
MOST ITEMS GET FIXED – but even when they don't, we have a good time trying!
WHY WE DO IT
• To transform our throw-away economy one beloved item at a time
• To reduce how much stuff goes into the waste stream
• To preserve traditional repair know-how & skills and pass them on
• To show the people who have this knowledge that they are valued
• To feed our curiosity about "the way things work" & have fun!
• To foster community sustainability and resilience
Saturday, March 15, 2025 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Warwick Senior Center
(behind Town Hall)
132 King's Highway
Warwick, NY 10990
Plant Natives Fair
Plant Natives Fair
Calling all Native Plant lovers at all skill levels to join us for this information-packed event! Local gardening groups will share their plans for planting this summer and seek questions and suggestions from participants.
Albert Wisner Public Library
One McFarland Drive
Warwick, NY 10990
There are many Warwick groups dedicated to promoting biodiversity via native plants, such as Warwick Valley Gardeners, Transformation Trails, and Orange Environment. The Plant Natives Fair will include informative and inspiring presentations about their planting plans for this spring. Participants will learn about how to adopt native plants in their own yards and how to get involved in community efforts to support biodiversity. Brought to you by the Warwick Valley Plant Natives Alliance.
Saturday, March 15th
1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Register
Sustainable Warwick Monthly Meeting
Making a difference in our hometown.
Sustainable Warwick’s informative monthly meetings are held on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 7:30pm. Except for special in-person events, the meetings are online via Zoom. Subscribe to our mailing list to receive the Zoom meeting invitation each month.
Wednesday, March 19th
7:30 to 9:00 PM
If you would like to keep up with the SW events and news, please visit our website or subscribe.
Sustainable World Book Club
Sustainable Warwick’s Book Club
MISSION: To learn about the environment together through informative books and thought provoking discussion.
We meet on the 2nd Tuesday of the month, via Zoom. 3:00 to 4:00pm.
Send us an email to say you are interested in attending and we will send you the Zoom login information. bookclub@sustainablewarwick.org
This month’s selection: The Botany of Desire by Michael Pollan
You can borrow the current book at the front desk at Albert Wisner Public Library. Just tell them you want the book for Sustainable World Book Club. We welcome you to join the discussion, even if you haven’t had a chance to read the book!
Tuesday, April 8th
3:00 - 4:30 PM
Sustainable Warwick Monthly Meeting
Making a difference in our hometown.
Sustainable Warwick’s informative monthly meetings are held on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 7:30pm. Except for special in-person events, the meetings are online via Zoom. Subscribe to our mailing list to receive the Zoom meeting invitation each month.
Wednesday, April 16th
7:30 to 9:00 PM
If you would like to keep up with the SW events and news, please visit our website or subscribe.
Warwick Repair Café
Warwick Repair Café
Repair Cafes are free community events where you bring your broken but beloved items and volunteer repair coaches help you FIX THEM!
What kinds of items get fixed?
LAMPS • VACUUMS • CLOCKS • CHAIRS • ELECTRICAL ITEMS • SMALL APPLIANCES • DIGITAL DEVICES • CLOTHING & TEXTILES • DOLLS • STUFFED ANIMALS • TOYS • TOOL SHARPENING • JEWELRY • AND MORE!
MOST ITEMS GET FIXED – but even when they don't, we have a good time trying!
WHY WE DO IT
• To transform our throw-away economy one beloved item at a time
• To reduce how much stuff goes into the waste stream
• To preserve traditional repair know-how & skills and pass them on
• To show the people who have this knowledge that they are valued
• To feed our curiosity about "the way things work" & have fun!
• To foster community sustainability and resilience
Saturday, May 17, 2025 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Warwick Senior Center
(behind Town Hall)
132 King's Highway
Warwick, NY 10990
Sustainable Warwick Monthly Meeting
Making a difference in our hometown.
Sustainable Warwick’s informative monthly meetings are held on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 7:30pm. Except for special in-person events, the meetings are online via Zoom. Subscribe to our mailing list to receive the Zoom meeting invitation each month.
Wednesday, May 21st
7:30 to 9:00 PM
If you would like to keep up with the SW events and news, please visit our website or subscribe.
Sustainable Warwick Monthly Meeting
Making a difference in our hometown.
Sustainable Warwick’s informative monthly meetings are held on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 7:30pm. Except for special in-person events, the meetings are online via Zoom. Subscribe to our mailing list to receive the Zoom meeting invitation each month.
Wednesday, June 18th
7:30 to 9:00 PM
If you would like to keep up with the SW events and news, please visit our website or subscribe.
Warwick Repair Café
Warwick Repair Café
Repair Cafes are free community events where you bring your broken but beloved items and volunteer repair coaches help you FIX THEM!
What kinds of items get fixed?
LAMPS • VACUUMS • CLOCKS • CHAIRS • ELECTRICAL ITEMS • SMALL APPLIANCES • DIGITAL DEVICES • CLOTHING & TEXTILES • DOLLS • STUFFED ANIMALS • TOYS • TOOL SHARPENING • JEWELRY • AND MORE!
MOST ITEMS GET FIXED – but even when they don't, we have a good time trying!
WHY WE DO IT
• To transform our throw-away economy one beloved item at a time
• To reduce how much stuff goes into the waste stream
• To preserve traditional repair know-how & skills and pass them on
• To show the people who have this knowledge that they are valued
• To feed our curiosity about "the way things work" & have fun!
• To foster community sustainability and resilience
Saturday, January 18, 2025 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Warwick Senior Center
(behind Town Hall)
132 King's Highway
Warwick, NY 10990
Too Good To Toss! mini: kids
This new Too Good To Toss mini is designed for your convenience! Donations and "shopping" will happen on the same day like a more traditional swap event. Donations will be accepted between 9am and 2pm only, we will be open for shopping until 5pm. This is an indoor event.
As the event name suggests, we will only be accepting/ swapping items for children and babies (roughly 12 and under). We understand that, by nature, kids stuff tends to be a little more "well-loved", still we insist that donations will only be accepted that are clean, in good working order and include all their parts. If a game is missing a piece or a doll is missing a shoe, we kindly ask that you find a different avenue for rehoming your goods.
Please visit wickhamworks.org for full details and for volunteer opportunities.
Saturday, January 18th
9:00AM to 5:00PM
Take what you can carry - everything is free!
Donations accepted 9AM to 2PM only
Snow date: January 19th
Mountain Lake Park
Lodge
46 Bowen Rd
Warwick, NY
Sustainable Warwick Monthly Meeting
Making a difference in our hometown.
Sustainable Warwick’s informative monthly meetings are held on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 7:30pm. Except for special in-person events, the meetings are online via Zoom. Subscribe to our mailing list to receive the Zoom meeting invitation each month.
Wednesday, January 15th
7:30 to 9:00 PM
If you would like to keep up with the SW events and news, please visit our website or subscribe.
Sustainable World Book Club
Sustainable Warwick’s Book Club
MISSION: To learn about the environment together through informative books and thought provoking discussion.
We meet on the 2nd Tuesday of the month, via Zoom. 3:00 to 4:30pm.
Send us an email to say you are interested in attending and we will send you the Zoom login information. bookclub@sustainablewarwick.org
This month’s selection: H is for Hawk by Helen Macdonald.
You can borrow the current book at the front desk at Albert Wisner Public Library. Just tell them you want the book for Sustainable World Book Club. We welcome you to join the discussion, even if you haven’t had a chance to read the book!
Tuesday, January 14th
3:00 - 4:30 PM
Pollinator Pathway at Mountain Lake Park
Sustainable Warwick’s Pollinator Pathway Committee and community friends will meet near the pickleball courts in Mountain Lake Park to remove invasive plants and seed native plants. This activity is open to everyone, but please RSVP in advance in case we need to adjust the starting time.
Tuesday, January 14th
9:00 to 10:00AM
Everyone is welcome to join us!
Mountain Lake Park
46 Bowen Rd
Warwick, NY
RSVP or Questions
Grow Local Greenwood Lake’s Regenerative Film Series
Free Movie Screening and Discussion
Grow Local Greenwood Lake presents two inspiring short documentaries featuring Brenden Wagner, Warwick's local Restoration Coordinator for the Rondout Neversink Stream Program and an expert in environmental restoration, permaculture, and sustainable design. Brendan’s work includes stream restorations, flood mitigation, pollinator meadows, and meditative landscapes.
Thursday, January 9th
7:00 to 9:00 PM
🎶 Brenden will accompany the films with live music and share insights from his 15+ years of experience creating permaculture gardens and ecological projects.
Films:
1️⃣ Growing Rivers (10 min) – Regenerative stream management in the NYC Watershed.
2️⃣ Building Ladleton (11 min) – A behind-the-scenes look at stream restoration with a live soundtrack.
Enjoy food, drinks, and community connection!
Trail’s End Taphouse
1197 NY-17A
Greenwood Lake, NY
Don’t miss this evening of inspiration and sustainability. 🌿
📢 Bring a friend!
Grow Local Greenwood Lake’s Regenerative Film Series
Free Movie Screening and Discussion
Kiss the Ground - narrated by Woody Harrelson
7:00 to 9:00PM
Join us on the second Thursday evening November through March for an informative and entertaining film screening. Discussion to follow the film.
Jack Radar Center
132 Windermere Avenue
Greenwood Lake, NY, 10925
Sustainable World Book Club
Sustainable Warwick’s Book Club
MISSION: To learn about the environment together through informative books and thought provoking discussion.
We meet on the 2nd Tuesday of the month, via Zoom. 3:00 to 4:30pm.
Send us an email to say you are interested in attending and we will send you the Zoom login information. bookclub@sustainablewarwick.org
This month’s selection: After World by Debbie Urbanski. The author will be joining us for the discussion!
You can borrow the current book at the front desk at Albert Wisner Public Library. Just tell them you want the book for Sustainable World Book Club. We welcome you to join the discussion, even if you haven’t had a chance to read the book!
Tuesday, December 10th
3:00 - 4:30 PM
Pollinator Pathway at Mountain Lake Park
Sustainable Warwick’s Pollinator Pathway Committee and community friends will meet near the pickleball courts in Mountain Lake Park to remove invasive plants and seed native plants. This activity is open to everyone, but please RSVP in advance in case we need to adjust the starting time.
Tuesday, December 10th
9:30 to 11:30AM
Everyone is welcome to join us!
Mountain Lake Park
46 Bowen Rd
Warwick, NY
Florida Holiday Farmers Market
Florida Holiday Farmers Market
Tuesday - 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
June 25th thru October 29th
Special Holiday Farmers Market featuring local vegetables from area local farms, fresh fruits, meat & poultry, eggs, honey, pickles, cheese, bread, fresh jam and soaps and gift ideas.
Between 17A and 94
Across from Quick Chek
Florida, NY
Warwick Valley Farmers Market (Copy)
Warwick Valley Farmers Market - Final Day of regular market season!
Renowned farmers market providing locally grown fruits, vegetables and more for over 30 years.
Sundays, May 12 thru November 24th 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Also Featuring: Food Scraps Collection by Sustainable Warwick.
South Street parking lot
@ Bank St. & South St
Warwick, NY 10990
Presentation: The Power of Local
The Power of Local - Learn about Grow
Presented by Francine Medina and Conscious Connection Network.
Speaker: Chad Pilieri, Director Grow Local Greenwood Lake
Thursday, November 21st
6:30 to 8:00PM
Grow Local Greenwood Lake - a local organization that creates a regenerative, resilient local food system to enhance the environmental and social health of Greenwood Lake and surrounding communities.
Vastu
38 Ronald Reagan Blvd
Warwick, NY
Warwick Valley Farmers Market
Warwick Valley Farmers Market
Renowned farmers market providing locally grown fruits, vegetables and more for over 30 years.
Sundays, May 12 thru November 24th 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Also Featuring: Food Scraps Collection by Sustainable Warwick.
South Street parking lot
@ Bank St. & South St
Warwick, NY 10990
Warwick Repair Café
Warwick Repair Café
Repair Cafes are free community events where you bring your broken but beloved items and volunteer repair coaches help you FIX THEM!
What kinds of items get fixed?
LAMPS • VACUUMS • CLOCKS • CHAIRS • ELECTRICAL ITEMS • SMALL APPLIANCES • DIGITAL DEVICES • CLOTHING & TEXTILES • DOLLS • STUFFED ANIMALS • TOYS • TOOL SHARPENING • JEWELRY • AND MORE!
MOST ITEMS GET FIXED – but even when they don't, we have a good time trying!
WHY WE DO IT
• To transform our throw-away economy one beloved item at a time
• To reduce how much stuff goes into the waste stream
• To preserve traditional repair know-how & skills and pass them on
• To show the people who have this knowledge that they are valued
• To feed our curiosity about "the way things work" & have fun!
• To foster community sustainability and resilience
Saturday, November 16, 2024 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Warwick Senior Center
(behind Town Hall)
132 King's Highway
Warwick, NY 10990
Winterizing Your Garden for Birds and Pollinators
Winterizing Your Garden For Birds and Pollinators
As fall approaches, many of us start thinking about cleaning up our yards & gardens. Following five simple steps can help turn your garden into a winter haven for birds and pollinators! Learn about each step and how birds and pollinators utilize our gardens throughout fall and winter. Presented by Pam Golben of Orange County Audubon Society.
Thursday, November 14, 2024 6:30pm to 8:00pm
Albert Wisner Public Library
One McFarland Drive
Warwick, NY
Sustainable World Book Club
Sustainable Warwick’s Book Club
MISSION: To learn about the environment together through informative books and thought provoking discussion.
We meet on the 2nd Tuesday of the month, via Zoom. 3:00 to 4:30pm.
Send us an email to say you are interested in attending and we will send you the Zoom login information. bookclub@sustainablewarwick.org
This month’s selection: Not the End of the World by Hannah Ritchie
You can borrow the current book at the front desk at Albert Wisner Public Library. Just tell them you want the book for Sustainable World Book Club. We welcome you to join the discussion, even if you haven’t had a chance to read the book!
Tuesday, November 12th
3:00 - 4:30 PM
Pollinator Pathway at Mountain Lake Park
Sustainable Warwick’s Pollinator Pathway Committee and community friends will meet near the pickleball courts in Mountain Lake Park to remove invasive plants and seed native plants. This activity is open to everyone, but please RSVP in advance in case we need to adjust the starting time.
Tuesday, November 12th
9:00 to 11:00AM
Everyone is welcome to join us!
Mountain Lake Park
46 Bowen Rd
Warwick, NY
Rainwater Catchment and Building a Rain Barrel
Rainwater Catchment and Building a Rain Barrel
Instructor Peter Lai, Certified Permaculture Expert and master gardener, will instruct the group on catchment systems and how to build a rain barrel. A 55-gallon barrel (over $70 in value!), and all parts, are included in the workshop fee.
Managing Water in the Home Garden Landscape
Come learn about different ways to capture, store, and creatively redirect water throughout your landscape to better meet your needs and improve your local ecology. Join Christopher Harrison, P.E. and Certified Permaculture instructor, as he shares practical insights and skills gained from two decades of work experience, continuing education, and permaculture-based practice with water in the landscape.
Sunday, November 10th
9:15a.m. to 12:30
Warwick Valley Winery & Distillery Café
114 Little York Road, Warwick, NY
$65 fee - All necessary materials will be provided.
All participants must pre-register by November 4th
Questions? orangeenvironment@gmail.com
Warwick Valley Farmers Market
Warwick Valley Farmers Market
Renowned farmers market providing locally grown fruits, vegetables and more for over 30 years.
Sundays, May 12 thru November 24th 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Also Featuring: Food Scraps Collection by Sustainable Warwick.
South Street parking lot
@ Bank St. & South St
Warwick, NY 10990
A Day in the Life presented by We the People Warwick
What’s it like to start a school for refugee children?
What does a sound bath feel like?
What’s it like to be a cartoon character creator?
Often, we don’t know much about the work of others, but this series offers a glimpse into “A Day in the Life" of local residents.
Thursday, November 7th
6:30 to 8:00pm
On November 7th: Ellen Burleigh (who has volunteered in the Middle East); Nav Kaur (sound healer and creator of Sound Ascent); and Keith Manzella (from Marvel and DC Comics to Fruity Pebbles) will share the joys and challenges of their jobs and passions.
Get your questions answered and enjoy refreshments following the talks!
Albert Wisner Public Library
1 McFarland Drive
Warwick, NY
Warwick Valley Farmers Market
Warwick Valley Farmers Market
Renowned farmers market providing locally grown fruits, vegetables and more for over 30 years.
Sundays, May 12 thru November 24th 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Also Featuring: Food Scraps Collection by Sustainable Warwick.
South Street parking lot
@ Bank St. & South St
Warwick, NY 10990
Honey Harvest and Mead Tasting
Honey Harvest and Mead-Making Demonstration
Come on out to The Oasis at Warwick to learn about bees and harvest honey from their hives. Roger Moss, beekeeper, will demonstrated extraction. Tony Forder will demonstrate the art of making Mead.
$5 children 8-18
$15 adults
Saturday, November 2nd
2:00 to 5:00PM
The Oasis at Warwick
121 Union Corners Rd
Warwick, NY 10990
Register
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Tree Planting at Transformation Trails
Tree Planting - Family Fun!
Transformation Trails, a park within a park, will have a major tree planting of about 20 trees for its Arboretum on November 2, starting at 10 a.m. and the public is invited to participate.
Saturday, November 2nd
10:00 AM to 12 noon
Transformation Trails at Wickham Woodlands Park
69 State School Rd
Warwick, NY 10990
Florida Farmers Market
Florida Farmers Market
Tuesdays - 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
June 25th thru October 29th
Local Farmers Market featuring local vegetables from area local farms, fresh fruits, meat & poultry, eggs, honey, pickles, cheese, bread, fresh jam and soaps.
Between 17A and 94
Across from Quick Chek
Florida, NY
Holiday Market
11/26/2024 - 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Prison of Horrors
Are you brave enough to explore the halls of the former Mid Orange Correctional Prison…?
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
October 25th, 26th and 27th
Friday & Saturday 7:00 to 11:00pm
Sunday 7:00 to 10:00pm
Bigger. Better. The scariest Haunted House in the Hudson Valley. 30+ Unique Rooms, A New Attraction Every Night.
Single Ticket $29.50 ($35 at the door)
Unlimited Pass $45 ($49.50 at the door)
Presented by the Hudson Sports Complex
Hudson Sports Complex
122 State School Road
Warwick, NY
October Paint and Sip at Blue Arrow Farm
Have a fun, relaxing evening and flex your creativity no matter your skill level. Come with friends or make new ones with us!
Sunday, October 27th
1:00 to 4:00pm
Instructor: Ami
$40/person
Full bar, charcuterie boards, and wine packages will be available. No outside food/drinks.
Tickets must be purchased in advance to ensure that we have enough supplies for everybody.
This month's event will take place in the lower barn.
Blue Arrow Farm
86 Glenwood Road
Pine Island, NY
Warwick Valley Farmers Market
Warwick Valley Farmers Market
Renowned farmers market providing locally grown fruits, vegetables and more for over 30 years.
Sundays, May 12 thru November 24th 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Also Featuring: Food Scraps Collection by Sustainable Warwick.
South Street parking lot
@ Bank St. & South St
Warwick, NY 10990
Haunted Boo Barn and Trails at Thunderbird Farms
Come if you dare to our Haunted Boo Barn & Trails Event with NEW attractions for 2024!
Friday and Saturday,
October 25th and 26th
7:00 to 10:00pm
During the event dates, the Farm will be open on Fridays at 5:00 pm and Saturdays at 12:00 pm but their Haunted Attraction starts at 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm!
Our Ticket Booth opens at 6:30 pm and the last ticket sales is at 9:30 pm so come early! You'll get to see the Headless Horseman roaming around too!
The Haunt is only 6 days in October so you will NOT want to miss it! You will get to experience 4 attractions for the very low price of one! Only 2 brave souls are allowed to enter at a time so that you can get the full attention of our live creepy actors who like to roam within! You will start your scare experience by entering our dark and horrifying haunted Boo Barn where you will find many hungry creepy things within this 1900's rustic barn. Once you have survived the Haunted Boo Barn, you will walk through the dark rows of the haunted woods and haunted corn trails. As you walk amongst both trails, you will hear the rustling of the old trees and corn husks in the wind. It's not only the howling wind that will be stirring things up but you will hear others who will be watching, crawling, screaming and wanting to haunt you from within! Look out because there is more.... you will come across the Headless Horseman's Passage within the haunted trails for he is the legend who rides again haunting the souls who enter with fear and mystery.
Regular Admission is $50 per person and includes 4 different Attractions (that comes to $12.50 per Attraction)!
VIP Admission is $80 per person and includes 4 different Attractions, VIP Front of the Line Access and a VIP Souvenir!
These haunted attractions are NOT recommended for children 12 and under but parental discretion is advised and MUST be accompanied by an Adult which is strictly enforced. We only allow 2 people to enter at a time for the attraction to get the full effect. Each ticket allows for 1 walk through - If you are brave enough to go in again, you must pay for an additional ticket.
There is NO Entry or Parking Fee to enter our farm to enjoy the ambiance of our rustic barn!
Our Boo Bar will be serving local beer, wine and cider! Food will be served from our Thunderbird Farms Grill and Fresh Cider Donuts will be made by our very own Donut Shop!
If you are too scared to walk through, it's ok just hang out with our Bootenders at our Boo Bar or play some board games inside the barn! There's nothing scary there just good old fun Halloween Ambiance! We enjoy having company either way!
Thunderbird Farms
13 Van Sickle Road
Goshen, NY
Prison of Horrors
Are you brave enough to explore the halls of the former Mid Orange Correctional Prison…?
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
October 25th, 26th and 27th
Friday & Saturday 7:00 to 11:00pm
Sunday 7:00 to 10:00pm
Bigger. Better. The scariest Haunted House in the Hudson Valley. 30+ Unique Rooms, A New Attraction Every Night.
Single Ticket $29.50 ($35 at the door)
Unlimited Pass $45 ($49.50 at the door)
Presented by the Hudson Sports Complex
Hudson Sports Complex
122 State School Road
Warwick, NY
Haunted House: Deep Sea Freak Out!
Not your average Haunted House! Join us for a surreal and scary trip into the depths. Can you outwit the Sirens, Krab People, Sea witch, and Monsters of the Deep to defeat the Kraken and save the lost souls of the Ghost Pirates?
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
October 24th thru 26th
6:00-9:00pm
Tickets at the Door
$10 per person
$5 re-entry
Produced by Wickham Works, a Fundraiser for the Warwick Valley Community Center.
No scare walk-thrus available on request, 6 - 7PM only!
Lewis Park
80 Main Street
Warwick, NY
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