The much anticipated Constellation Project by Melissa McGill will be launching Sunday, June 28 7:30-9:30pm on Bannerman Island. The lights will be viewable from Newburgh, especially from the Bluff in the Heights neighborhood. If you want to get closer, you can do a boat tour, or a kayak tour. A great way to end a summer weekend in Newburgh.
This year Park(ing) Day is Friday Sept 20, 1pm-4pm. Come hang out with us! Providing temporary public open space . . . one parking spot at at time. Join us in Newburgh as we create public spaces for all to share. Last year Newburgh hosted its first Park(Ing) Day. This is a day when people […]
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The weekly link roundup is a collection of links related to Newburgh, revitalization, urban planning and anything else that might inspire change or create dialogue. Photo by Cher Vick New rides for Newburgh cops – electric bikes [MHN] Hudson Valley Vegan Food Fest sees record turnout [THR] Art breathes life into Newburgh’s forgotten properties [THR] Sale of […]
Check out this beautiful quaint home with access to Orange Lake. There’s bonus square footage and low taxes. Just in time to get cozy for this autumn. Town of Newburgh – Home 3 Bedroom, 1.5 bath Cape Cod style house, with great character and bonus square footage upstairs and downstairs. Hardwood floors, forced heat/central air, […]
All summer long work has been steadily happening at 96 Broadway. A few weeks ago I was invited to see the interior updates of the adaptive reuse of this historical building that has been dilapidated for years. Coming to the ground floor is a restaurant called Mama Roux. It will be a Cajun inspired restaurant. […]
This will be wonderful from the bluff in the Heights…a community BBQ may be in order 🙂
That’s a great idea, perhaps along the ‘view shed’, aka ‘green zone’. Back in the day, ’60’s early 70’s, when growing up in Brooklyn we had ‘block’ parties…close off the street, open barbeques, stick-ball, etc.. Good times, everyone had each other’s back. Seemed to be enough from a kid’s perspective.