Oct 10 Saturday
Join us for Westside HarvestFest at Elliot Park and the Westside EcoFarm! We’re bringing the neighborhood together for an afternoon of local vendors, community organizations, and fall fun. Explore the Westside EcoFarm, enjoy seasonal activities, connect with local resources, and celebrate the harvest with art, food, and hands-on experiences for all ages.
We are here for our 15th Season of FEAR! You have only 11 nights with 4 chilling and theatrical attractions, a Haunted Midway, and some eye-catching new set pieces this year. Don't forget our selection of treats, and maybe a few tricks around every corner.
Attractions remain open until the final ticketed guest enters. We recommend purchasing tickets online. Many nights, especially the last two Saturdays in October, sell out or experience longer wait times.
Our website contains information about our low-scare and sensory-friendly options.
Don Giovanni’s Overture opens with a warning, but there are no stone guests to fear in Jessie Jones’s Tune Book—only an irresistible series of romps and, well, tunes, featuring the extraordinary Jacob Jolliff on mandolin. Karel Husa, the great Czech composer who founded our orchestra fifty years ago, is honored with his remarkable Fantasies. Sergei Prokofiev closes the program with his Classical Symphony, a fantastical love letter to the wit, tricks, and charms of the classical style.
The album, Cook, isn’t just a nod to Lettuce’s musical heat; it’s an invitation to join the band at the table, where funk, soul, jazz, rock, and hip-hop come together in one rich, flavorful dish.For these six life-long partners: Adam Deitch (drums), Adam “Shmeeans” Smirnoff (guitar), Erick “Maverick” Coomes (bass), Ryan “Zoid” Zoidis (saxophones, synths), Eric “Benny” Bloom (trumpet), and Nigel Hall (vocals, keyboards), Cook marks a bold expansion of their ever-widening musical palette. Released on their own Lettuce Records label, the album arrives on the heels of tours with rap icon GZA of Wu-Tang Clan and reggae legend Ziggy Marley, as well as the release of their live album and concert film Lettuce with the Colorado Symphony. Still, there’s a generous dose of Lettuce’s signature funk throughout paying homage to James Brown and the JB’s while honoring longtime mentors like Tower of Power and Maceo Parker.More than just a figurative title, Cook debuts alongside Lettuce Red Crush and Orange Crush wines in collaboration with Aquila Cellars, plus a limited-edition recipe book of pairings included with the vinyl and digital release.With Cook, the band feels like their concepts and ideas can come to fruition with an innovative team and devout fan base behind them—they’re in a fresh new headspace ready to savor a new chapter.
Oct 11 Sunday
Catskill Mountain RailroadFall Foliage Adventure September/October 2026 As the leaves begin to change color, a great way to view the beauty is on a Fall Foliage Adventure Train ride on the Catskill Mountain Railroad. Our trains are fun for adults and children! Take a spectacular journey along the former Ulster & Delaware Railroad corridor and see the natural beauty of the Catskills from our railroad’s unique perspective. Join us as we travel through some of the oldest farmlands in the United States where we will cross the Esopus Creek on the restored C9 Bridge and go through the Hurley Flats and into the foothill of Hurley Mountain. Fall Foliage Trains will operate on September 26th, 27th, and October 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th. Check our website for daily departure times. Train fares are $25.00 Adult, $23.00 Adult Discount (senior, military, veteran) $19.00 Children 2 to 12 years, and Toddlers under 2 years on the lap are freeCheck our website at https://catskillmountainrailroad.com for Fall Foliage Train schedules and to purchase tickets. All trains depart from Westbrook Station at 55 Kingston Plaza Road, Kingston, NY 12401 and then return. Rides are about an hour and fifteen minutes long and are approximately 8 miles round trip. All Aboard!
Oct 12 Monday
Celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day with one of the most iconic Indigenous films of the ’90s!From Miramax Films comes Smoke Signals, a groundbreaking comedy-drama that stands as the first major motion picture entirely written, directed, and co-produced by Native Americans. Based on the acclaimed stories by Sherman Alexie, Smoke Signals is a witty, deeply moving road-trip movie about identity, family, and the power of forgiveness.Remember to stop by Concessions in our beautiful lobby to purchase your fresh, delicious popcorn, and be sure to catch the vintage cartoon short screening before our feature film!
Movie Rating: Rated PG-13Running Time: 1 hour, 28 minutes
Oct 13 Tuesday