Family Events

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.

Greenville Day Weekend in Greene County, NY is a two-day community festival held each September at Vanderbilt Park, featuring carnival rides, food vendors, live music, crafts, and a Saturday night fireworks show. Founded in 2009 by Community Partners of Greenville and now organized by the Town of Greenville with local sponsors, the event celebrates small-town charm and community spirit against the scenic backdrop of the Catskills.

Greenville Day Weekend in Greene County, NY is a two-day community festival held each September at Vanderbilt Park, featuring carnival rides, food vendors, live music, crafts, and a Saturday night fireworks show. Founded in 2009 by Community Partners of Greenville and now organized by the Town of Greenville with local sponsors, the event celebrates small-town charm and community spirit against the scenic backdrop of the Catskills.

Oktoberfest at Hunter – A Celebration of Autumn and Tradition

Oktoberfest at Hunter – A Celebration of Autumn and Tradition

Enjoy a free Story Walk at Mountain Top Arboretum, featuring Pizza Day by Melissa Iwai along the Woodland Walk. Part of the Story Time in the Shade series with Mountain Top Library.

Oktoberfest at Hunter – A Celebration of Autumn and Tradition

Join ethnoecologist Justin Wexler of Wild Hudson Valley for a seasonal walk exploring the Hudson Valley outdoors and learning about the Lunaapee people, their relationship with the land, and the uses of local plants and animals. The walk highlights native languages, folklore, and ecosystems, guided by Justin’s decades of study in regional history, ethnoecology, and Algonquian culture.

Oktoberfest at Hunter – A Celebration of Autumn and Tradition

Beer, Bacon & Bourbon Festival: food, drinks, live music, cigars, crafts, and fall fun!