To reduce alcohol and marijuana abuse among youth and to prevent initiation into all drug use by encouraging wise & healthy decisions by all community members
Meets generally the 4th Thursday of the Month. https://www.facebook.com/Warwick-Valley-Coalition-341826342606262/
The Acting Out Playhouse began 14 summers ago when its founder, award-winning director and choreographer, Terry Odell, heard a call to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina. She started a program called CPR, Children Performing for Relief, to raise money for the families victimized by the horrible disaster. They worked hard, produced and performed several concerts in Orange County, NY that raised over $2500 for students in New Orleans. During the project, it became clear that the positive affect on the children involved here was immeasurable. Life skills were built, empathy and teamwork taught, a sense of pride in accomplishment and purpose. At that moment, Terry saw the importance of dedicating her professional life to the opening of an official theater group for children that would be built on those very principals, and The Acting Out Playhouse was born. The Playhouse is now an important learning and social community for over 150 Orange County children. We have produced over 30 full-scale productions, performing them on small Black Box stages as well as on some of the largest venues in the area, such as the Sugar Loaf Performing Arts Center. Money has been raised for local and national charities and performed for schools, senior centers and local fairs.
Welcome to Warwick Pottery where you just might find wheel love.!
Our philosophy?
...That YOUR creativity is the most important
consideration.
...That YOU are important,
and that your voice in clay needs to be heard.
...That YOU arrived in class to learn a skill,
and every opportunity will be afforded to you to learn it in your own way.
To reduce alcohol and marijuana abuse among youth and to prevent initiation into all drug use by encouraging wise & healthy decisions by all community members
Meets generally the 4th Thursday of the Month. https://www.facebook.com/Warwick-Valley-Coalition-341826342606262/
Free Community Dinners are held the second Saturday of the Month!
We are pleased to invite everyone to gather with us and celebrate Community!! There is no charge for this event. Please help by making a monetary donation to the Warwick Valley Community Center or Food Pantry. Please bring your family, friends and your smile. Join us, meet your neighbors, share some fun and enjoy great food! See you there
Fun for ALL Ages!
Sponsored by: The Warwick Valley Coalition, The NY State Office of Alcohol and Substance Abuse Services, The Warwick Valley Community Center,
The Town of Warwick, The Village of Warwick, ShopRite, & The Food Bank of the Hudson Valley.
Call 845-986-6422 for more information.
Volunteers always welcome and needed!
www.warwickvalleycommunitycenter.org
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Wickham Works Makers Groups
The Wickham Works Mission:
To enrich our community by providing a workspace and materials exchange where new and experienced makers can learn, collaborate, offer workshops, and spark new business and growth opportunities.
CONTACT: Melissa Shaw-Smith, 917-922-0943, mshawsmith@wickhamworks.org
Community Yoga: Yoga for Every Body Adults 18+, Suitable for all levels
Weekly on Thursday 10:00 – 11:00am
Description:A gentle, intuitive approach to yoga. Learn how yoga can serve us in developing physically, emotionally and spiritually, even as we age. A Karma donation class, all proceeds benefit the Community Center. Suggested donation $10.00; more if you can, less if you can’t
Breath and Movement: Yoga as Moving Meditation Adults 18+, Suitable for All Levels
Tuesday,⋅6:00 – 7:00pm
Weekly on Tuesday
The Hudson Valley Ebony Strings
A string chamber group comprised of young and talented African American musicians who have a pure love for music.
CONTACT INFO Call (845) 216-1896 m.me/hudsonvalleyebonystrings
ejbmusicmgmt@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/pg/hudsonvalleyebonystrings/
IS THERE A STORY OR MEMORY INSIDE YOU WAITING TO BE TOLD...? HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED ABOUT THAT ALMOST MAGICAL ABILITY THAT SOME WRITERS SEEM TO HAVE TO WEAVE TALES OF ROMANCE, ADVENTURE, SUSPENSE, COMEDY, AND/OR HORROR? WHETHER WRITING FICTION OR MEMOIR, THESE WRITERS KNOW HOW TO CONNECT WITH THEIR READERS SO AS TO CAUSE THEIR SPINES TO TINGLE, THEIR HEARTS TO STOP, THEIR MINDS TO EXPAND, THEIR FANTASIES TO SOAR, AND THEIR BELLIES TO ROCK WITH LAUGHTER. t it, and what got them to where they are.
Donna Spector: Off Broadway plays: Golden Ladder (Women Playwrights: The Best Plays 2002, Smith & Kraus) and Another Paradise. Masters Poetry Prize, 2nd Prize winner Ginsberg Poetry Award: The Woman Who Married Herself (Evening Street Press), Sinclair Poetry Prize finalist. Two Worlds (Aldrich Press). Two NEH grants to study theater and Ovid in Greece, English and drama. Teacher in high schools and colleges. Bill Steinauer: a Greenwood Lake resident and former Warwick Valley Community Center president, was a newspaper writer and editor for nearly 50 years. He has also taught editing on the college level. and Judy Shedletsky: Retired school administrator, Teacher and Social worker.
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