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Music 2010
Bethel Woods Concerts at the original Woodstock Festival Site in Bethel, NY are incredibly wonderful.
2009 was the 40th anniversary of Woodstock, held at Yasgur's Farm in Bethel (not Woodstock NY).
Hiking, horseback-riding, and viewing waterfalls are popular activities. In addition, every weekend during the summer, there are various other things to do.
Canoe, raft, kayak and tube rentals from Kittatinny, Landers, Anglers Roost, and Indian Head are within 1 mile. (Even during a drought, the Delaware River is always navigable.) Delaware River rafting reservations can be made just one day in advance and the length of the trip can be tailored to your preferences. If you have your own boat, we can usually shuttle your vehicle.
Endulge yourself at the ULTIMATE luxury spa, The Lodge at Woodloch, located only 10 mins away. A tempting array of treatments are available Sunday through Thursdays and include use of their facilities one hour before and after your appointment!
Golf at Woodloch Springs for a memorable day!
Remember the '60's--Visit the Woodstock Museum at Bethel Woods. It's an interactive museum about events and music of that era. It's fascinating and fun. Includes a 30 minute movie of footage from Woodstock and interviews 
Go fish--for smallmouth bass right off our riverbank. Trout including some specially stocked 5 pounders or better are in the Lackawaxen River. And trout or shad in the Delaware are the popular fish.
Workout at a nearby private health club or enjoy their immense indoor pool, sauna, steam room, and jacuzzi. A ($12.50 pp).
Take a hike--Minisink Battleground Park has 3 trails and trail maps are available there.
Get in touch with your inner cowboy with a tour of the Zane Grey Museum, writer of many western novels such as Riders of the Purple Sage. Open weekends or by appointment.
Shop the Farmers Market in Barryville, Saturdays 9:30am-1:30pm, rain or shine
Lake Wallenpaupack (15 miles) offers sailing and more.
Golf nearby.
July 25, 2010 (Sunday)
21st Annual RiverFest, music, art & environmental festival featuring live music, entertainment, over 60 artists and artisans booths and environmental exhibits, sponsored by Delaware Valley Arts Alliance, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Main Street, Narrowsburg, NY.
Harvest Festival every Sunday Aug 24 thru Columbus Day 11am-4pm
Wildflower Concerts are held at Dorflinger Wildlife Santuary on Saturday evenings.
Wayne County Open Studio Tour (Juried Event)
Drive through beautiful Wayne County with a map to 28 artist's studios, some in the most unlikely places. Each studio is open 11am to 6pm each day of the tour. Meet artists in their own environment. Studio prices too.
Grey Towers House and Garden Tours A guided tour of the mansion and grounds is an interesting and unique way to learn about how one family shaped and influenced our conservation ideals and values, while experiencing what life might have been like at Grey Towers in the early 20th century.
Tours of the mansion and surrounding gardens are conducted daily on the hour from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. from May 27 - October 31.
Narrowsburg NY (9 miles) hosts Delaware Valley Opera at the Tusten Theater. The 2009 Season of the Delaware Valley Opera will perform Opera’s celebrating life in Paris. “In Paris, for Richer or Poorer” will be this season’s theme with La Bohème, The Merry Widow and The Old Maid and the Thief.
Cuddebackville – ongoing exhibits at D&H Canal Park visitors center, www.neversinkmuseum.org
Barryville and surrounding area - take yourself on a tour of some of the local artist studios. To preview the art and for artist contact information, you can visit www.BarryvilleAreaArts.org
Forestburgh Playhouse is less than 30 minutes away and produces 6 plays during the season with daily shows and matinees at 2pm Wednesdays and 3pm Sundays. Very well done productions!
For kids or teens, Letter-boxing sites are nearby--it's like a treasure hunt with clues. For more info, go to www.letterboxing.org
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