Community Events

The Expo offers farmers, aspiring farmers, and landowners a chance to connect with resources and opportunities in Columbia and Greene counties, while also educating the public on how to support local agriculture. Attendees can meet with farm-related organizations and businesses, explore services for farmers, and enjoy samples from local farms.

This summer, Mountain Top Arboretum transforms its benefit dinner into a series of intimate events held in local homes, gardens, and businesses—all celebrating and supporting the Arboretum’s mission.

Join Cultivate Catskills every second Saturday of the month May through October from 9 AM to 1 PM at the Water Street Parking Lot for their monthly Trunk Sale!

Celebrate the Arts with Catskill Mountain Foundation.

The Athens Cultural Center’s 2025 Summer Music Series returns with four free concerts celebrating the soundscape of the Hudson Valley. Held at Night School and Athens Riverfront Park, the series features indie pop artist Ciarra Fragale (June 21), lo-fi songwriter Hen in the Foxhouse (July 19), the immersive art choir The Goddess Party (August 16), and genre-blending favorites The Big Takeover (September 20). Each performance includes youth engagement opportunities through open sound checks and artist Q&As. With intimate settings and dynamic talent, the series invites audiences to experience live music as both celebration and connection.

Mountain Top Family Fun Day at the Platte Clove Community

Set sail for pirates, prophets, and musical mayhem with South: A Nautical Musical, a bold, rhythm-soaked, original musical debuting July 24–August 3 at Bridge Street Theatre in Catskill!

Set sail for pirates, prophets, and musical mayhem with South: A Nautical Musical, a bold, rhythm-soaked, original musical debuting July 24–August 3 at Bridge Street Theatre in Catskill!

Traditional Rods & Customs, Vintage Drags & East Coast Reliability Run

Join us for the Annual Justine L. Hommel Memorial Lecture, celebrating the legacy of three remarkable women historians from Tannersville who documented the rich history of the Mountain Top, Catskills, and Hudson River Valley. A distinguished panel of experts will explore their lives and work, featuring discussion, a video interview, and insights into regional and Indigenous history.