Arts & Culture Events

The Thomas Cole National Historic Site is having a series of Outdoor Art Workshops at the historic site offered to the community for free.

It is our pleasure to announce a group show, Finding Flow, coming to Windham Fine Arts May 25, 2019.

It is our pleasure to announce a group show, Finding Flow, coming to Windham Fine Arts May 25, 2019.

It is our pleasure to announce a group show, Finding Flow, coming to Windham Fine Arts May 25, 2019.

It is our pleasure to announce a group show, Finding Flow, coming to Windham Fine Arts May 25, 2019.

If you would like to visit The Old Game Farm, you can sign up on specific weekends (listed on our Facebook 'events' as well as our website).

The Catskill Game Farm closed in 2006 – it was the first privately owned zoo in the United Stated, operational from 1933-2006 and housed over 2,000 animals. Among their collection included Giraffes, Rhinos, Pygmy Hippos, Capybaras and many more. The zoo itself is approximately 150 acres with 3.5 miles of paved walkways and 130 structures.

It is now often visited by people for the sake of nostalgia, urban exploration, photography and/or a place to have a peaceful yet interesting stroll.

If you would like to visit The Old Game Farm, you can sign up on specific weekends (listed on our Facebook 'events' as well as our website).

The Catskill Game Farm closed in 2006 – it was the first privately owned zoo in the United Stated, operational from 1933-2006 and housed over 2,000 animals. Among their collection included Giraffes, Rhinos, Pygmy Hippos, Capybaras and many more. The zoo itself is approximately 150 acres with 3.5 miles of paved walkways and 130 structures.

It is now often visited by people for the sake of nostalgia, urban exploration, photography and/or a place to have a peaceful yet interesting stroll.

If you would like to visit The Old Game Farm, you can sign up on specific weekends (listed on our Facebook 'events' as well as our website).

The Catskill Game Farm closed in 2006 – it was the first privately owned zoo in the United Stated, operational from 1933-2006 and housed over 2,000 animals. Among their collection included Giraffes, Rhinos, Pygmy Hippos, Capybaras and many more. The zoo itself is approximately 150 acres with 3.5 miles of paved walkways and 130 structures.

It is now often visited by people for the sake of nostalgia, urban exploration, photography and/or a place to have a peaceful yet interesting stroll.

If you would like to visit The Old Game Farm, you can sign up on specific weekends (listed on our Facebook 'events' as well as our website).

The Catskill Game Farm closed in 2006 – it was the first privately owned zoo in the United Stated, operational from 1933-2006 and housed over 2,000 animals. Among their collection included Giraffes, Rhinos, Pygmy Hippos, Capybaras and many more. The zoo itself is approximately 150 acres with 3.5 miles of paved walkways and 130 structures.

It is now often visited by people for the sake of nostalgia, urban exploration, photography and/or a place to have a peaceful yet interesting stroll.

If you would like to visit The Old Game Farm, you can sign up on specific weekends (listed on our Facebook 'events' as well as our website).

The Catskill Game Farm closed in 2006 – it was the first privately owned zoo in the United Stated, operational from 1933-2006 and housed over 2,000 animals. Among their collection included Giraffes, Rhinos, Pygmy Hippos, Capybaras and many more. The zoo itself is approximately 150 acres with 3.5 miles of paved walkways and 130 structures.

It is now often visited by people for the sake of nostalgia, urban exploration, photography and/or a place to have a peaceful yet interesting stroll.

Featuring faculty members Audrey Axinn, Maria Rose, Yiheng Yang (fortepiano) and Cynthia Roberts (violin).

Don't miss the 42nd Annual Irish Festival Celebration!

Don't miss the 42nd Annual Irish Festival Celebration!

Two spinster sisters, their possibly schizophrenic maid, and a melancholy mastiff spend their days dreaming of love and power in a ruinous old estate on the desolate, fog-enshrouded English moors (though, oddly, all of them seem to speak with American accents, even the dog). When the arrival of a hapless governess (though no children are in evidence) and a crash-prone moor hen upset the already precarious balance of the household, romances bloom, alliances are formed, lies are unmasked, loyalties shift, and the tension mounts until finally – someone reaches the breaking point! Tracy Liz Miller directs April Armstrong (Agatha), Bonnie Black (The Moor Hen), Lori Evans (Marjory/Mallory), Kate McMorran (Emilie), Molly Parker Myers (Huldey), and Shane Sczepankowski (The Mastiff) in “The Moors” – a mysterious, menacing, and savagely funny postmodern mash-up of the Bronte Sisters and Samuel Beckett from the pen of Jen Silverman. Thursdays thru Saturdays at 7:30pm and Sundays at 2:00pm from May 30 thru June 9, Bridge Street Theatre, 44 West Bridge Street, Catskill. For details and ticketing information, visit BridgeSt.org.