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Windham Fine Arts , 5380 Main Street
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Windham Fine Arts is a contemporary gallery located in the heart of historic downtown Windham, New York. After a three-year restoration of its original 1855 structure, the gallery opened in 2001 and now offers over 3,000 square feet of curated space. Showcasing both local and internationally acclaimed artists, the gallery hosts solo and group exhibitions, as well as cultural and art events year-round.
Celebrate Labor Day Weekend in the Great Northern Catskills at the annual Catskill Mountain Foundation Pottery Festival. The annual mountaintop pottery festival takes place on the beautiful Thyme field aside the Sugar Maples Center for Creative Arts in Maplecrest. Discover handcrafted functional and sculptural ceramics from talented local and regional potters in a beautiful mountain setting. This free Catskills arts event brings together artists, collectors, families, and visitors for a weekend of creativity, community, live music, and locally made food and drinks. Make a day of it in the Catskills: meet the artists, find a one-of-a-kind ceramic piece, and experience the region’s vibrant history and arts community.
Happening Columbus Day weekend in Windham, October 10 & 11, 2026, from 10 AM to 5 PM daily. This beloved Catskills tradition brings friends, neighbors, and visitors together for two days of live music, delicious food, unique shopping, and family fun. Main Street will come alive with more than 50 vendors offering local crafts, seasonal treats, and specialty foods, plus sidewalk sales from Windham’s Main Street businesses. Festival highlights include hay wagon rides, axe throwing, chainsaw carving demonstrations, and kid-friendly entertainment. Free parking is available at Windham Mountain Club and throughout town, and admission is free so bring the family, explore the festivities, and enjoy the beauty of autumn in the Great Northern Catskills.
Join art historian Terry Carbone, Ph.D., for a Sunday Salon exploring Thomas Cole’s The Pic-Nic Party and the artist’s relationship with music and the outdoors. Discover the connections between Cole’s art, life, and love of music, including his original guitar, now on view in Thomas Cole: An American Visionary in the new Richard Sharp Gallery. Terry Carbone is an American art historian and curator with more than 40 years of experience. She served as Program Director for American Art at the Henry Luce Foundation and previously spent 30 years as a curator at the Brooklyn Museum. She is an award-winning author and recipient of the Smithsonian’s Lawrence A. Fleischman Award for Scholarly Excellence in American Art. The Salon takes place 2-3:30pm. Admission includes access to the 1839 Storehouse for the Sunday Salon, and general admission to the historic buildings and special exhibitions, open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Sunday Salon series features monthly tours and lectures with leading thinkers on American art. Admission includes the salon, access to the historic buildings, and special exhibitions.
