Saturday, April 25, 2009
Fireworks- June 6th!
June 6th - dusk
There will be fireworks at dusk, so bring your picnic blanket to the water's edge and enjoy the show (sponsored in part by Hudson Harbor).
Monday, April 6, 2009
Where is Henry Today? From the Journal of Robert Juet
3/25 - Amsterdam, The Netherlands: "On Saturday the five and twentieth
of March, 1609, after the old Account, we set sayle from Amsterdam; and
by the seven and twentieth day, we were downe at the Texel: and by
twelve of the clock we were off the Land, it being East of us two
leagues off."
- Robert Juet, first mate of the Half Moon
Texel is an island in the Netherlands, it is the biggest and, now, most populated of the Frisian Island in the Wadden Sea and the most western of this archipelago. It would be the last piece of 'home' that Hudson and his crew of 18 would see before setting off across the North Sea in a boat a little more than 2 1/2 school buses in length.
If you'd like to take a look at the view from Texel looking out to the North Sea today, follow the link the to the webcam below for a live feed.
Live Video from Texel Shore
of March, 1609, after the old Account, we set sayle from Amsterdam; and
by the seven and twentieth day, we were downe at the Texel: and by
twelve of the clock we were off the Land, it being East of us two
leagues off."
- Robert Juet, first mate of the Half Moon
Texel is an island in the Netherlands, it is the biggest and, now, most populated of the Frisian Island in the Wadden Sea and the most western of this archipelago. It would be the last piece of 'home' that Hudson and his crew of 18 would see before setting off across the North Sea in a boat a little more than 2 1/2 school buses in length.
If you'd like to take a look at the view from Texel looking out to the North Sea today, follow the link the to the webcam below for a live feed.
Live Video from Texel Shore
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Arts Council Workshops at the Warner Library - April & May
April 23, Warner Library - 7:00pm
May 21, Warner Library - 7:00pm
The Quad Season starts with "Culture Across the Quad", a series of workshops at the Warner Library, presented by the Tarrytown & Sleepy Hollow Arts Council
May 21, Warner Library - 7:00pm
The Quad Season starts with "Culture Across the Quad", a series of workshops at the Warner Library, presented by the Tarrytown & Sleepy Hollow Arts Council
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Tarrytown Street Fair
June 7th, Main Street, Tarrytown - 10:00am - 5:00pm
The annual Tarrytown Street Fair, presented by the Tarrytown Sleepy Hollow Chamber of Commerce. A huge selection of vendors, including jewelry, crafts and lots of good food! See links on the chamber pages for full details - www.sleepyhollowchamber.com
The annual Tarrytown Street Fair, presented by the Tarrytown Sleepy Hollow Chamber of Commerce. A huge selection of vendors, including jewelry, crafts and lots of good food! See links on the chamber pages for full details - www.sleepyhollowchamber.com
Departure of the Flotilla
June 7th, Hudson Harbors and Tarrytown Boat Club - 8:00am
Gather at the river's edge to see the boats off on their way to Albany
Gather at the river's edge to see the boats off on their way to Albany
Friday, March 6, 2009
Sleepy Hollow Sprint Triathlon
June 28, Kingsland Point Park, 8:30am.
Presented by Sleepy Hollow Physical Therapy. A USA Triathlon sanctioned event.
Join us for a 1/2 mile swim, 10 mile bike and 3 mile run through the legendary Sleepy Hollow and scenic Hudson River. Open to individual and team participation. Benefiting the leukemia & lymphoma society. For more information contact info@sleepyhollowpt.com
Presented by Sleepy Hollow Physical Therapy. A USA Triathlon sanctioned event.
Join us for a 1/2 mile swim, 10 mile bike and 3 mile run through the legendary Sleepy Hollow and scenic Hudson River. Open to individual and team participation. Benefiting the leukemia & lymphoma society. For more information contact info@sleepyhollowpt.com
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
River Day - Arrival of the Flotilla
Tarrytown Welcomes the Flotilla 5pm - 6pm
Tarrytown Waterfront, West Main Street Tarrytown
(between Hudson Harbor and the Tarrytown Boat Club, there will be signs)
Join us for a party at the river's edge as we welcome the historic Hudson Fulton Flotilla to Tarrytown. The Clearwater and Mystic Whaler will be docked at the Tarrytown Boat club (next to Striped Bass), the John J Harvey Fireboat, Governor Cleveland Tug and Riverkeeper's teaching boat will be docked at the Hudson Harbor bulkhead. Both the Clearwater and Riverkeeper vessel will be welcoming visitors aboard, come and learn about their ecological work and the history of "America's First River".
At 6:00pm our party really gets underway with a performance from Zydegroove, playing their brand of infectious Lousianna Zydeco, a rich musical gumbo derived from Creole, Cajun, French, Caribbean and Scotch/Irish residents of the port city of New Orleans. The lively call-and-response style, driven by rhythmic accordion, is guaranteed to inspire dancing and good times for young and old. There will be food available at the waterfront and a shuttle to ferry people up to the many wonderful restaurants on Main Street.
The evening will close with fireworks at dusk. They will be launched from the GM site and visible from both villages.
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