Outdoor Exhibits

Cat n' Around Catskill is celebrating its 18th year of with 69 fabulous felines along Main Street and beyond. One cat can also be found in Cairo and another in Coxsackie as part of a swap among the three outdoor art exhibit projects.

The cats will remain on display through Labor Day and auctioned off at the Cats Meow Auction on September 21 at the Historic Catskill Point.

For more information, visit www.cat-n-around.com.

This year, 39 extraordinary owls have landed across the village. Two more can also be found perched in Cairo and Catskill. The owls will be auctioned off at The Wire Event Center on September 29. For anyone who wants to create their own owl, miniature statuettes are available for order for $39 plus shipping.

This public art installation is sponsored by the Village of Coxsackie and organized by the Hoot of the Owl Committee since 2017. 

For more information visit www.hootoftheowl.com.

Fifty-four magnificent bruins can be found on the streets of Cairo, Acra, Roundtop, Purling and South Cairo, plus two bears in Catskill and Coxsackie each.

Got a favorite? The ​bears ​will be ​auctioned ​off ​at ​the ​Cairo ​Bears ​Auction ​and ​Gala on September 28 at the Old Factory Brewing Company. 

This annual exhibit has been organized since 2018 by the Cairo Development Foundation.

More information can be found at www.CairoDF.com.

The Quack! Quack! Greenville public art project will make its return in 2025, showcasing 20 dapper duck statuettes placed throughout the town. Initiated by the non-profit Community Partners of Greenville, the ducks first graced the community in 2015.

Hometown Heroes is a living tribute to the servicemen and women from the Town of Cairo who served our country from the Revolutionary War to the present day. Each banner will honor a specific Town of Cairo former or present serviceman or woman and will include their picture, branch of service, & military conflict in which they served.

From Memorial Day to Veterans Day you can find banners of U.S veterans throughout the village of Athens! 

Each individual banner honors a specific Catskill Veteran or present resident who served in the Armed Forces. Banners are displayed throughout the Town of Catskill, hamlets of Palenville, Leeds, Kiskatom, and Cementon.

The banners honor Coxsackie veterans who were a lifelong resident, a long term resident, or one who was living in Coxsackie when they were drafted/ enlisted.

They are located throughout the village of Coxsackie.

The banners bring a great sense of pride in our community.

The Town of Durham is proud to announce the start of the “Hometown Heroes Banner” program recognizing service men and women from the Durham area who have served or are serving our country in a branch of the military.

We honor the veterans in our lives, who have been Honorably Discharged or who are currently serving in our Armed Forces.