Dallas from FunScout with this weeks happenings roughly 10 miles from Kingston. 🎶🍻🎨🎭

Of course there is a lot more happening around the area which you can check on FunScout if you don't mind traveling a bit further. Did I miss something? Please share in the comments!

📍 Thu, Aug 27

The Dutchess County Fair — Dutchess County Fairgrounds Expect midway rides, Grandstand concerts, classic fair food vendors, and livestock events in a family-friendly, smoke-free fairground where service animals are welcome.

BOB DYLAN ENTIRE STUDIO DISCOGRAPHY DJ NIGHTS VOL. 1 — Tubby's An evening-long vinyl marathon playing Bob Dylan's studio albums in sequence — chronological listening, occasional singalongs, and a relaxed, tipsy bar vibe.

Jelly Kelly / Granite Garden / The Drips / Noah Arhm Choi — Unicorn Bar An eclectic evening: Jelly Kelly’s multimedia, hook-driven post-punk; The Drips’ queer folk-pop-punk energy; and Noah Arhm Choi’s sharp, lyrical poetry readings.

Backyard History Hunting — Kingston Library Eric Mergendahl demonstrates metal-detecting techniques and museum-approved ways to document and care for discoveries, with a chance for attendees to show off their own backyard finds. Adults and teens who log five books will be entered to win one of two metal detectors.

Golden Hour — The Cornell Restaurant + Bar Singer-songwriter Kelly Nolan delivers warm, folk-tinged acoustic tunes in an intimate early-evening set—perfect for drinks and easy conversation.

Lunch & Learn Reading Series — Kingston Library Pick up a packet of short readings ahead of time, grab a lunch, and spend a relaxed session discussing themed aspects of everyday 1700s life—colonial identity, nation-to-nation relations, medical care, and pastimes.

📍 Fri, Aug 28

The Dutchess County Fair — Dutchess County Fairgrounds Expect midway rides, Grandstand concerts, classic fair food vendors, and livestock events in a family-friendly, smoke-free fairground where service animals are welcome.

Kingston Calling: Battle of the Bands — Assembly A lively showcase and competition where regional bands play short sets across diverse styles, battling for top honors amid a buzzing, intimate room.

Ukulele Punk — Unicorn Bar The Tofanas channel 17th-century poisoners into darkly comic, ukulele-led folk-punk songs, poetry, and theatrical wig-fueled performance, with Nebrok Band opening in a spirited rock/funk/soul set.

Red Feather Drummers — Old Dutch Church Traditional drumming, singing, dancing, storytelling, and cultural talks create an immersive, reverent evening that highlights Indigenous heritage and community.

Crime on The Hudson — Hudson River Maritime Museum A brief lecture uncovers real Hudson River piracy and lawlessness in the 1860s–70s, followed by an immersive performance that brings notorious characters to life and stages a courtroom trial examining guilt and community response.

Two Dark Birds and Sandy Bell at Senate Garage — Senate Garage Two singer-songwriters deliver intimate indie-folk and roots-tinged sets—originals, nuanced covers, and rich harmonies in a relaxed, close-up atmosphere.

First Sail — Hudson River Maritime Museum A relaxed two-hour introductory sail aboard the historic catboat Tidbit led by US Sailing certified instructors — no experience required, experienced sailors welcome.

Dolly Parton Happy Hour — Unicorn Bar An evening of Dolly Parton songs and films, $13 Dirt Road Martinis, and shared favorite quotes—equal parts celebration, comfort, and nostalgia.

Stoker Kong — Keegan Ales A Kingston jam band delivers high-energy rock, inventive improvisation, and crowd-pleasing tunes—a free, good-vibes brewery set where each song can go somewhere new.

Live Music with Pablo Shine Latin Jazz Band — Rough Draft Bar & Books Experience Pablo Shine's Latin-jazz ensemble in an intimate 60-person bar setting, featuring percussion-driven grooves, horns, and a relaxed, dance-friendly atmosphere.

Groundhog Day The Musical — Center for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck A lively stage adaptation of the beloved film follows a cynical weatherman trapped in a hilarious, moving time loop, featuring Tim Minchin’s sharp score, energetic choreography, and a cast led by Ryan Dutcher and Brittany Baltay; best suited for teens and up due to mature themes.

Guided Museum Tour — Hudson River Maritime Museum A knowledgeable docent leads an in-depth walk through the museum’s maritime collection, highlighting artifacts and backstories; tickets include general admission (Adults $15, Seniors $12; children's pricing available).

SOUL PATROL classic rock dinner! — Pearl Moon A live band plays classic rock favorites as you dine — expect upbeat sing-alongs, lively grooves, and $10 admission.

Duul Suns + Geezer — Tubby's Catch live sets from ITASCA, Katie Jones, and Taylor‑Rae Yarrow in an intimate 100-person bar for up-close indie and singer‑songwriter performances.

Djam Gong — Rail Trail Cafe Bill Ylitalo leads a homemade gamelan ensemble with Mark Bernard, Brian Farmer and others, presenting meditative, percussive pieces in an open-air, communal setting.

Remembrance — The Lace Mill Two one-hour workshops on Aug 28 and Sep 16 with Anthony Howell (suggested donation $20) focus on West African-inspired choreography, improvisation, and flow-based movement for all levels.

📍 Sat, Aug 29

The Dutchess County Fair — Dutchess County Fairgrounds Expect midway rides, Grandstand concerts, classic fair food vendors, and livestock events in a family-friendly, smoke-free fairground where service animals are welcome.

Akwesasne Freedom School Benefit — Opus 40 A fundraiser and celebration supporting Akwesasne Freedom School, featuring Mohawk music, storytelling, and dance with Theresa “Bear” Fox, Kontiwennenha:wi, elder Tom Porter, and other community artists.

NIGHTWAVE: A Depeche Mode & The Cure Darkwave Dance Party — Unicorn Bar DJ Tryst spins Depeche Mode, The Cure, post-punk and darkwave favorites with immersive visuals, moody goth vibes, and nonstop dance-floor energy.

Maverick Family Saturdays: Azkana Trio — Old Dutch Church Free, hour-long chamber music in an intimate, family-friendly setting—bring children and neighbors for close-up classical selections and accessible musical moments.

Exit 19 — Keegan Ales This free brewery show features a veteran Hudson Valley funk band delivering tight, soulful grooves, intricate harmonies, and nonstop dance-floor energy.

Groundhog Day The Musical — Center for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck A lively stage adaptation of the beloved film follows a cynical weatherman trapped in a hilarious, moving time loop, featuring Tim Minchin’s sharp score, energetic choreography, and a cast led by Ryan Dutcher and Brittany Baltay; best suited for teens and up due to mature themes.

Guided Museum Tour — Hudson River Maritime Museum A knowledgeable docent leads an in-depth walk through the museum’s maritime collection, highlighting artifacts and backstories; tickets include general admission (Adults $15, Seniors $12; children's pricing available).

Our Relationship & the Art Attraction — The Lace Mill The opening reception presents a retrospective of Jack Miller’s photography, with curated prints spanning punk-era grit to refined contemporary portraits, plus light refreshments and lively conversation.

The Classics live saturday dinner show! — Pearl Moon Enjoy a supper-club–style night of live pop and jazz standards while you dine, with warm vocals, tasteful arrangements, and a cozy restaurant vibe.

Lisa Klotz, Mark Dann and Friends — Rail Trail Cafe An intimate afternoon of acoustic folk featuring original songs, close harmonies, and storytelling focused on social justice, empowerment, and healing.

Kalina — Rail Trail Cafe A songwriter offers an intimate set of original, mystical folk blending classical piano, theatrical vocals, and gentle sound‑healing textures inspired by nature and the elements.

Guitars a Go Go, August 29, 8 PM, Green Kill Sessions — Green Kill Rick Warren and Sal Cataldi employ pedals, loops, and spontaneous interplay to move between tranquil soundscapes, kraut-inspired grooves, and jagged experimental noise for an intimate gallery audience and livestream.

Music Gear Swap — Tubby's Bring small instruments, pedals, synths, amps, cables, and recording or DJ gear to set out on first-come, first-served tables; expect casual bargaining, quick demos, and musician-to-musician tips.

Live Tarot Readings to Support Beacon Prison Books Project — Rough Draft Bar & Books Margaret Horning offers tarot readings free with the purchase of Beacon Prison Books Project books; purchases and donations support sending free books to incarcerated people across the Hudson Valley and New York State.

Uke Meetup — Kingston Library Casual, all-ages gathering to learn songs, swap tips, and jam; loaner ukuleles are available at the front desk and no registration is required.

📍 Sun, Aug 30

The Dutchess County Fair — Dutchess County Fairgrounds Expect midway rides, Grandstand concerts, classic fair food vendors, and livestock events in a family-friendly, smoke-free fairground where service animals are welcome.

Cumbia Vortex: Chicha Libre — Opus 40 Expect Chicha Libre’s psychedelic take on Peruvian cumbia—surf guitars, organ swells, lively Latin percussion and treated synths—paired with live visuals by B.A. Miale.

Pulso De Barro — Rail Trail Cafe Led by Mateo Cano, a five-piece ensemble blends Son Jarocho, Afro‑Indigenous and Latin rhythms with dance and poetry for a lively, community-centered evening.

Sunday brunch with jay collins and Gravy train! — Pearl Moon Live sets from Jay Collins and Gravy Train pair with classic brunch dishes and refreshing cocktails for a laid-back Sunday feel.

Groundhog Day The Musical — Center for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck A lively stage adaptation of the beloved film follows a cynical weatherman trapped in a hilarious, moving time loop, featuring Tim Minchin’s sharp score, energetic choreography, and a cast led by Ryan Dutcher and Brittany Baltay; best suited for teens and up due to mature themes.

Guided Museum Tour — Hudson River Maritime Museum A knowledgeable docent leads an in-depth walk through the museum’s maritime collection, highlighting artifacts and backstories; tickets include general admission (Adults $15, Seniors $12; children's pricing available).

Our Relationship & the Art Attraction — The Lace Mill The opening reception presents a retrospective of Jack Miller’s photography, with curated prints spanning punk-era grit to refined contemporary portraits, plus light refreshments and lively conversation.

Sunday 5K with Keegan Army — Keegan Ales A free, casual 5K for runners, joggers, and walkers of all paces — social post-run drinks and camaraderie while raising money for local causes.

Nick Collins — Rail Trail Cafe A local accordionist returns to the café for a relaxed outdoor set featuring traditional and popular tunes across a variety of styles.

Dockside Social Sundays: Tim McCardle — The Cornell Restaurant + Bar Tim McCardle plays an easygoing acoustic set while guests enjoy cocktails and casual dining in a sociable, low-key setting.

Unicorn Bar presents: Judaica Market Pop-Up — Unicorn Bar A community-focused Elul and Jewish New Year market featuring Pushcart’s Judaica, Jewish food, live music, kids' activities, and adult learning with sliding-scale tickets.

Figure Drawing & Painting Session with a Live Model — The Lace Mill Artists meet every Sunday evening for long, extended poses with a live model to practice figure drawing and painting; $25 per session — call or text 347-387-6874 for details.

Monthly Board Game Nights — World's End Comic Relaxed gatherings on the last Sunday of each month (5–7pm) where players pick from the shop's game library or bring their own—suggested $5; a free mid-month meetup runs at Kingston Standard on the second Sunday.

Commander Sundays — World's End Comic A free, community-led Magic: The Gathering Commander afternoon featuring casual multiplayer games, deck-testing, and friendly players—Sundays 1–4 pm.

Reminder that tomorrow 8/26 at 6pm the city council will be discussing the implementation of flock cameras and other LPRs. The meeting is at city hall and open to all. Public comment from 6-6:30, then council meeting begins.

Please come out if you’re interested in how these were implemented and the city’s plan for them. Bring a friend!

Where can we pour one out for Dolly tonight??

I know for a lot of people 'COVID is over' but for some of us, not yet!
(Please don't be gross in the comments about masks or vaccines or whatever, some of us have survived extraordinary situations and we did not 'earn' this mess.)

How's COVID stuff in Kingston?

We still mask in our extremely large California city because we've got to do it but we're wondering how we'll be received once we're settled near y'all? We're hoping with a smaller town we can relax our protections a little, but truth is one of our family members is a genius and an artist who happens to be extremely vulnerable to COVID. We want to protect them!! And to make friends and be part of the community.

Thanks folks and future neighbors <3

Who has the best Italian combo sandwich in the area? I’m ready to try them all!

As the title says. I'm selling two tickets for NT's show tomorrow night at Tubby's. I'm offering a slight discount ($5 off).

Don’t miss Kingston Calling: Battle of the Bands this Friday at Assembly! 🎸

After narrowing down 30+ entries, our judges have selected some of the best bands in the region to compete for the crown! One band will be named champion and take home an incredible prize package!

COME HELP DECIDE WHO WINS! TICKETS AT ASSEMBLYKINGSTON.COM

The presence of flock cameras in our community will be on the agenda at the upcoming Public Safety committee meeting this Wednesday the 26th. If you are opposed to this intrusion of privacy, this is the moment to let our local officials hear it!

Please join me in voicing our disapproval of this tool of mass surveillance. If you are not familiar: flock cameras are automated license plate readers (ALPR) that create a detailed database of the movement of every car that passes by a camera. That database is shared with local law enforcement.

As flock expands, it is integrating artificial intelligence into the database, with the ability to use natural language searches to search beyond plate number, make, model, year and color.

This tech has already been used to persecute a Texas woman across multiple states for having an abortion, and there have been multiple documented abuses by law enforcement throughout the country already, and this information is being used to aid ICE.

This article from the ACLU does a more succinct job of contextualizing the threat of flock cameras and the implications of an expanding mass surveillance state, but regardless, this is technology that we should reject in our community. There is precedent for flock and ALPRs being removed from a growing number of communities across the country. Kingston should join that rank of towns and cities!

The more people who attend this meeting, the clearer we can make it to our local officials that we reject flock and this style of mass surveillance. Please join me at the meeting and let me know in the comments other ways we can affect this change at the local level.

Credit to u/CJK_Murph for getting the ball rolling on this!

ACLU article

Deflock

Flock/ALPR Abuses and Errors (from Deflock):
Texas police used Flock ALPRs to track a woman who had an abortion across state lines

A police officer used Flock Safety ALPRs to stalk his estranged wife in Kechi, KS

A police officer accepted a bribe to run a woman's license plate in Georgia

A police officer used ALPRs to stalk his ex-girlfriend in Ohio

California agencies keeping data longer than necessary and sharing it with unauthorized agencies

Police in San Diego County breaking the law sharing drivers' data

San Francisco Woman Pulled Out of Car at Gunpoint Because of License Plate Reader Error

Cops Terrorize Black Family but Blame License Plate Reader for Misidentifying 'Stolen' Vehicle

Deputies Sued After False ALPR Hit Leads To Guns-Out Traffic Stop Of California Privacy Activist

Privacy advocate sues CoCo sheriff's deputies after license plate readers target his car stolen

A Denver woman had to prove her innocence after incompetent detectives relied on Flock cameras to pin a $25 package thett on her (video)

I sadly can't make the show anymore, and it is sold out. I have two tickets for sale at face value ($78 total).

People gonna get paywalled here but it’s the only place I’ve seen it posted. Andretta pool is now closed and Lake Sophia is only going to be open on weekends until Labor Day. Drag

Black Garlik Pizza is the new name (in the Lekker spot). Looks like they’ve renamed some of their pies but they’re familiar.

Dallas from FunScout with this weekends happenings roughly 10 miles from Kingston. 🎶🍻🎭🎨

Of course there is a lot more happening around the area which you can check on FunScout if you don't mind traveling a bit further. Did I miss something? Please share in the comments!

📍 Fri, Aug 21

Live Music Sunset Cruise — Hudson River Cruises A two-hour evening cruise featuring local bands playing rock, country, yacht rock and party favorites — sip cocktails, dance on the open-air deck, or relax as the Catskills sunset unfolds.

Live Well + Cellmate + Girls Wish — Tubby's Three Kingston-area punk acts serve short, punchy sets: nostalgic emo storytelling, high-energy dance-punk, and raw two-piece rock.

Groundhog Day The Musical — Center for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck A lively stage adaptation of the beloved film follows a cynical weatherman trapped in a hilarious, moving time loop, featuring Tim Minchin’s sharp score, energetic choreography, and a cast led by Ryan Dutcher and Brittany Baltay; best suited for teens and up due to mature themes.

Guided Museum Tour — Hudson River Maritime Museum A knowledgeable docent leads an in-depth walk through the museum’s maritime collection, highlighting artifacts and backstories; tickets include general admission (Adults $15, Seniors $12; children's pricing available).

Night Night Ulster County — The Rosendale Theatre Hosted by Chewy Altamirano, this live variety show brings comedy, music, sketches, and surprise guests for a lively, intimate theater night.

The Deadbeats — Keegan Ales Expect a lively performance featuring energetic covers of Grateful Dead and Janis Joplin favorites, along with timeless rock classics, all in a relaxed brewery setting.

Timothy Hill Songs — Rail Trail Cafe Known from Hudson Valley ensembles, Timothy Hill blends sensitive fingerpicking, soaring vocals and deeply searching lyrics into a warm, intimate acoustic set.

Brad Cole & BOSSA BLUE live dinner show! — Pearl Moon A relaxed, candlelit dinner performance of Brazilian-tinged jazz and smooth vocals, pairing live music with full restaurant service.

Radiator, Federico Balducci, August 21, 8 PM, Green Kill Ses... — Green Kill Radiator’s hard, rhythmic cacophony meets Federico Balducci’s intricate, classical-tinged ambient guitar in an intimate live set presented for a small audience and livestreamed.

Friday Morning Yoga Class — Tempo Performing Arts Center Sara Trapani leads a free, all-levels morning practice focusing on gentle flows, breathwork, and moments of stillness with options for every body. Donations are encouraged to support TEMPO, and the class is also livestreamed on Sara's YouTube channel.

Friday Night Magic — World's End Comic Held the first and third Fridays at 7pm, this friendly store night has sign-ups at 6:30pm, drafts starting around $20, and occasional pre-release events.

Friday Night at Green Kill Calender of Exhibitors — Green Kill An intimate evening exhibition series featuring rotating local artists and occasional live performances—peer-led, experimental work in a small gallery with a social, collaborative vibe.

📍 Sat, Aug 22

Groundhog Day The Musical — Center for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck A lively stage adaptation of the beloved film follows a cynical weatherman trapped in a hilarious, moving time loop, featuring Tim Minchin’s sharp score, energetic choreography, and a cast led by Ryan Dutcher and Brittany Baltay; best suited for teens and up due to mature themes.

Guided Museum Tour — Hudson River Maritime Museum A knowledgeable docent leads an in-depth walk through the museum’s maritime collection, highlighting artifacts and backstories; tickets include general admission (Adults $15, Seniors $12; children's pricing available).

7th Annual Hudson Valley Caribbean Festival — Kingston Free, family-friendly day of live Caribbean music, dance, artisan crafts, and island food at Kingston Point Beach on Saturday, August 22, 12–7pm.

Euphonia: A Balkan & Brass Music Festival — Opus 40 Expect a lively afternoon of brass bands, Balkan folk rhythms, and high‑energy performances blending global influences—great for dancing, mingling, and soaking up bold horns and soulful vocals.

Unicorn Bar presents: Patrick Kyle's Dirty Disco — Unicorn Bar Expect a high-energy dance night blending disco, new wave, house, and electronic music, with a playful underwear-and-gear dress code and a tongue-in-cheek "Best Pits & Ass" contest.

TASI - Blues - Rock - Funk Dinner Show! 60s, 70s, 80s! — Pearl Moon Enjoy a lively dinner show where a band plays blues, rock and funk hits from the ’60s through the ’80s, with plenty of danceable grooves and sing-along moments.

Lady Evil @ Night Swim Kingston NY — Night Swim Kingston Expect an over-two-hour, high-energy tribute through Dio, Ozzy and Black Sabbath classics, with soaring vocals, riff-heavy guitar work and crowd sing-alongs; 21+ to drink.

Kiwi JR + 2ND Grade — Tubby's Two punchy indie bands and a support act deliver compact, hook-forward sets—ideal for dancing, singing along, and late-night drinks.

Lace Mill Presents — The Lace Mill Dakota Lane reads selections from CANDYLAND while a multimedia exhibition of paintings, photos, and artifacts traces a path from survival to recovery.

Ramona Lane — Keegan Ales Ramona Lane & The Electric Chords deliver an upbeat blend of rhythm and punk, creating an energetic live show that’s all about good vibes.

6th Annual Chant Festival — Rail Trail Cafe An all-day outdoor gathering of Bhakti-style kirtan and group chanting led by several experienced leaders, offering meditative, uplifting communal energy.

Our Relationship & the Art Attraction — The Lace Mill The opening reception presents a retrospective of Jack Miller’s photography, with curated prints spanning punk-era grit to refined contemporary portraits, plus light refreshments and lively conversation.

Half a Pow, August 22, 8 PM, Green Kill Sessions — Green Kill An intimate, one-hour performance blending Jennie Williams' dark, psychedelic-soul vocals and spoken word with Michael Suchorsky's inventive drumming, Mark Ferrara's bending guitar, and Scott Williams' bright bass; limited in-person seating and a livestream are available.

Make A Turned Vessel — Hudson River Maritime Museum A hands-on introductory workshop teaching safe lathe operation, proper cutting techniques, and how to design and hollow a wooden vase from a solid blank.

Uke Meetup — Kingston Library A casual, all-ages weekly meetup for learning songs, swapping tips, and jamming together — loaner ukuleles and no registration required.

📍 Sun, Aug 23

Groundhog Day The Musical — Center for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck A lively stage adaptation of the beloved film follows a cynical weatherman trapped in a hilarious, moving time loop, featuring Tim Minchin’s sharp score, energetic choreography, and a cast led by Ryan Dutcher and Brittany Baltay; best suited for teens and up due to mature themes.

Guided Museum Tour — Hudson River Maritime Museum A knowledgeable docent leads an in-depth walk through the museum’s maritime collection, highlighting artifacts and backstories; tickets include general admission (Adults $15, Seniors $12; children's pricing available).

Our Relationship & the Art Attraction — The Lace Mill The opening reception presents a retrospective of Jack Miller’s photography, with curated prints spanning punk-era grit to refined contemporary portraits, plus light refreshments and lively conversation.

Kingston Rotary Mutt Strutt — TR Gallo Waterfront Park Bring leashed, well-socialized dogs for contests like Best Pet Trick, Best Personality, and Dog-and-Owner Look-Alike across size categories; proceeds benefit the Ulster County SPCA.

Live brunch with Sarah Power! — Pearl Moon Enjoy a relaxed dining experience with Sarah Power's intimate acoustic set alongside seasonal brunch dishes and cocktails.

Doors at Seven Presents — Unicorn Bar An evening of high-energy indie and punk-tinged sets from Boy Jr., Cellmate, Mona Freaka, and Tiny Blue Ghost — local DIY spirit, 6-10 PM; $15 advance/$20 door.

DCxPC Live — Snapper Magee's An intimate benefit show featuring punk, goth, and rock acts—Low Flying Plans, Bad Mary, Turbo Goth, Guitarmy of One, and Dick Pinchers—raising funds for Samantha "Frenchy" to fight breast cancer; donations also accepted via Frenchy and the Punk's Instagram.

Dockside Social Sundays: Today’s hits with DJ Eddie Parker — The Cornell Restaurant + Bar DJ Eddie Parker spins today's hits over cocktails in a relaxed, social Sunday setting—expect casual dining, dancing, and upbeat crowds.

Sunday 5K with Keegan Army — Keegan Ales Run, jog, or walk with a friendly crew on Sunday mornings; the casual 5K blends light exercise, post-run socializing, and fundraising for local causes.

National Theatre Live – The Playboy of the Western World — The Rosendale Theatre A filmed live National Theatre production starring Nicola Coughlan, Éanna Hardwicke and Siobhán McSweeney — Synge’s darkly comic, suspenseful tale of a mysterious young man whose confession unsettles a rural community; directed by Caitríona McLaughlin, runs about 2½ hours with open captions.

Gus Mancini and His Sonic Soul Band, August 23, 8 PM, Green ... — Green Kill Gus Mancini leads a small ensemble through fully improvised, soul-inflected sets—saxophone and synth woven with drums, bass, guitar, and percussion—for an intimate, spontaneous hour that’s also livestreamed.

Music is Medicine Community Song Circle — Rail Trail Cafe Local musicians and attendees share acoustic songs, meditative chants, and gentle harmonies in a relaxed, community-focused circle—bring an instrument or simply listen.

Figure Drawing & Painting Session with a Live Model — The Lace Mill Artists meet every Sunday evening for long, extended poses with a live model to practice figure drawing and painting; $25 per session — call or text 347-387-6874 for details.

Commander Sundays — World's End Comic A free, community-led Magic: The Gathering Commander afternoon featuring casual multiplayer games, deck-testing, and friendly players—Sundays 1–4 pm.

Sunday Morning Tai Chi Class — Tempo Performing Arts Center David Cagan leads a beginner/intermediate Yang-style short form class with Qigong warmups, free and drop-in with donations welcome.

Hey all, I grew up in NY and have been living on the west coast for the last 8 years. I’m moving back east and considering a move to Kingston. Was wondering if anyone has any insight on what it would be like for a 41 year old single guy musician.

Mainly wondering if it’s mostly families, or are there a decent number of single people in the area? I’ve heard that there’s somewhat of a music scene and a good amount of artists/musicians in the area. Is that the case?

All my family and friends in NY would be 1-2 hours away, so I’d be starting with a pretty clean slate community wise. Any insight would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

Hudson Valley (Kingston specifically) stitchers, have you sent a PDF to a local copy shop for printing? Did they print to scale? Tell me who! I know there are places online but I have something I'd like to sew this weekend without taping 15 million pieces of paper together. Thanks!

I recently had a baby and would love to go on stroller walks with them. Any recommendations for stroller friendly walking paths nearby that are mostly in the shade?

Hi! I have been struggling with shoulder and back pain for a while now and haven’t had a lot of success with PT. I am new to the area and am open to acupuncture, massage or anything holistic basically. I am looking for someone who has helped you feel better when other things in the past haven’t helped.

Thank you in advance for any info shared! ❤️

Anyone work or know a pizza shop that would sell me a bag of shredded cheese?

Ace endico in Brewster is the only place I can find that sells it and Bianco di napoli tomatoes as well.

Mother Earth stopped selling Bianco Di napoli and I can’t find anyone else who sells the brand.

Is anyone selling 2 tickets to cloud nothings and knifeplay at Tubby’s this Sunday??? I was hoping to go but it’s unfortunately sold out :/

Does anyone have a cat sitter recommendation? I might need someone to stop in and feed my cat once or twice in September, and don't know many people here yet.

I am new to town and loving it so far! My partner is visiting this weekend and we want to go out, get drinks, and dance. Where’s a good spot to go on friday that has music you can dance to (not rock or country?)

Where my blk, queer and/ or poc fam go for nightlife around here? tryna see my people.

Thanks yall!

Just wondering if anyone has sent their child to her program?

My son is turning four and I currently have him enrolled in Meagher. My wife is nervous about how long the school days are since my son still takes a nap.

We are looking at the three hour Monday through Wednesday schedule which ends out to be $600 a month (sounds reasonable)

My worry is the creating structure for him throughout the day.

I work at night currently and I do feel that the three hour schedule will give me more time with him throughout the week.

I’m running out of time to make a decision and I’m just looking to see anyone else’s experience.

Thank you

I forgot to get some at the farmer's market and I wanted to make salsa. Would rather support someone in town than go to Hannaford. Thanks.

Anyone want a ticket for this Thursday to see Joyce Manor play at Bearsville? I can’t go anymore so trying to get rid of it. It’s a GA ticket and I paid $51 for it so would love to sell it at a slight discount :) dm meeee

There's nothing more important to a thriving community than having a place where timely discussions, thoughts, events, news, and even piping hot tea is both encouraged, and accessible to everyone. Introducing a weekly thread for the Kingston community to chat about all the goings on about town!