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April 18 (Saturday)
Story Hour with Natalie: Eco Books
Watershed Wonders
12 - 3pm | Woodstock Library
An exhibition of water-themed art from students at Woodstock Elementary, Woodstock Day School, and Middle Way School, co-presented by Woodstock Land Conservancy and the Woodstock Library.
Birds of Prey
1pm | Woodstock Library
Ravensbeard Wildlife Center is a 501(c)3 non-profit wildlife rehabilitation center that provides free medical attention to injured and orphaned wildlife, with a mission to return them back to the wild.
Creation Stories
1:30 - 2:30pm | Woodstock Library
Evan Pritchard/Algonquin Elder, will share Creation Stories.
Arm-of-the-Sea Theater presents DIRT: THE SECRET LIFE OF SOIL
4 - 5pm | Utopia Studios
Fusing cutting-edge science and age-old puppetry, DIRT takes audiences on an extravagant journey of discovery into the Great Underneath.
April 19 (Sunday)
Discover Secret Woodstock Trails with "Ranger" Dave Holden
10am | Location TBD
Complete Streets and “Ranger” Dave Holden will offer a hike on a trail that is unknown to most of the people in Woodstock.
Sustainable Building and Landscaping
1pm | 5 Library Lane (Old Library/Lasher Site)
A tour of sustainable building and landscaping techniques.
Tree Walk with Woodstock Tree Committee
2pm | Starts at Mescal Hornbeck Community Center
Michael Veitch, Chair of Woodstock's Tree Committee, will lead a street tree walk through the hamlet.
Earth Art at the Mothership Gallery
2 - 6pm | Mothership Gallery
Paul McMahon presents Earth Art and music with special guests.
April 20 (Monday)
Climate Cafe with Matthew Eshed
2pm | Garden Cafe
Garden Cafe presents an open and nonjudgmental space to talk about climate topics, hosted by Matthew Eshed, climate systems designer, entrepreneur, and emerging writer.
April 21 (Tuesday)
Earth Hour in the Garden & Labyrinth Walk
6 - 7pm | St. Gregory's Episcopal Church
Join Father Matthew Wright and Rabbi Karen in St. Gregory's garden for Earth Hour to discuss our charge to be good stewards of creation.
April 22 (Wednesday)
Photo by Jude Infantini on Unsplash
Bark Identification Rubbings
3pm | Entrance to Comeau
Learn how to identify trees by their bark characteristics, with Peter Koch and Joe Otters. We will include bark rubbings for people who want to look at the texture of the bark. Kid-friendly!
Pea Planting Ceremony
4 - 5pm | Community Garden
Sylvia Bullett leads a pea planting ceremony with song in the community garden at Andy Lee Field.
Earth Day Colony Meet & Greet with Woodstock Historical Society
5:30 - 7:00pm | Colony Beer Garden
History has repeated itself! Richard Heppner and Karyn Bevet of the Woodstock Historical Society will share highlights of Woodstock’s Earth Week from the 1970’s and beyond.
Earth Day Dance Party with Soul Patrol
7pm | Colony Ballroom
Let's dance! Soul Patrol features Harvey Citron and Woodstock all-star musicians, performing classic Motown, Soul, and R&B hits.
Suggested Donation: $20
April 23 (Thursday)
Soap Making
3:30pm | WAAM (Woodstock Artists Association and Museum)
Bar soaps help reduce plastic waste—an easy step toward a more sustainable routine. In celebration of Earth Week, WAAM will demonstrate how to make your own bar soap using natural glycerin and a variety of plant-based ingredients.
April 24 (Friday)
Eco-Fashion Show, Sunsong Singalong, and Earth Expo
7 - 9pm | Mescal Hornbeck Community Center
On the runway! QUESTION YOUR CLOTHING: a showcase of sustainable and unsustainable apparel brought to you by CCAPP (Citizens Concerned About Plastic Pollution).
Events also include a Sunsong Singalong and Earth Expo.
April 25 (Saturday)
Avian Sunrise Concert
6am | Entrance to Comeau
David Rothenberg, interspecies musician of world renown and author of “Nightingales of Berlin” and “Why Birds Sing” leads an Avian Sunrise Concert at the Comeau.
Bird Walk with Larry Federman
6:30am | Entrance to Comeau
Northern Catskills Audubon Society bird walk with Larry Federman, Audubon Society Education Coordinator and President of the local Audubon Chapter, Northern Catskills Audubon in Palenville, NY. Larry is also a life-long musician.
Richard Parisio
Will Nixon
Nature Walk with Poetry, Led by Rich Parisio
10am | Thorn Preserve
Richard Parisio will lead a nature and poetry walk at the Thorn preserve featuring nature poetry published by Will Nixon.
Litter Cleanup
10:30am - 2:30pm | Woodstock Youth Center
Earth Day Clean Up with the Woodstock Youth Program and the Woodstock, NY Rotary Club.
"Earth Show" Closing
2 - 6 pm | Mothership Gallery
“Earth Art” Closing Celebration at the Mothership Gallery.
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