Events

Sunday September 28, October 12, October 26, November 9 and November 30

Family Campfires
Come together as family, friends and neighbors for this indoor campfire at the Starr Library, Rhinebeck.

Listen to stories, sing songs and more! This event is for all ages! Led by Karri Wolfe.

Fabulous and well-known storyteller Lorraine Hartin will join this Family Campfire for an exciting evening of Halloween fun. Celebrate the wonders of the holiday with stories, songs and special treats. Excitement for all ages!

The Town of Rhinebeck Highway Department will pick up leaves and yard debris
in the Hamlet of Rhinecliff on Monday, October 27, 2008

• Organic material (brush and leaves) only
• No bulk items
• No bagged leaves
• Piles must be no longer than 4 feet in length

If you need further information, please call the
 Rhinebeck Highway Department at 845-876-6263.

Click here to review the draft Agenda for the meeting.

Tuesday evenings OCTOBER 7, 14, 21, 28, 2008 

Using breath, guided imagery and sound, the meditations are specifically designed to help you release, relax and let go into your natural state of balance.

The meditation will take place in the Community Room of the Starr Library, downstairs beginning promptly at 7 and last about 45 minutes. There is no cost however a suggested donation of $5 will go entirely to the Library Children’s Programs.The mediations will be led by local resident and founder of The Soul Sanctuary, Kate DeChard.

www.thesoulsanctuary.com

$35 per person includes admission, entertainments, all foods
Devour the Mediaeval Feast...
or 3 course prix-fixe Halloween dinner
included before in "THE BAR" if preferred
5pm - 7.30pm (please reserve)
 
 ~ Ghoulish Food Treats ~ Haunted Hors D'oeuvres ~
COSTUME MANDATORY FOR ALL!!
~ DANCING 'TIL LATE!!
~ Grand Costume Prizes ~ Creepy Cocktails ~

Come on down to THE RHINECLIFF's Grand Halloween Party! With two different  dance and mingling areas along with the haunted cemetery outdoor patio to explore, there will be something for everyone to enjoy... Feast on Chef Rei's delectable delicacies in the Haunted Hotel Room.....dance the night away in the Dungeon of Death....drink from the Fountain of Blood at the bottom of the haunted stairwell, and join the guessing game..who lies in the decaying coffin?.....Dress to the nines - costume is mandatory and the fun will be non-stop...Door Prizes and Extra Surprises on the way in....Midnight Snacks and The Hot Chocolate Cauldron
 
Haunted Rooms available for those who dare not leave at all..... 
$150, $160, $180 or $200
secures your personal cave with whirlpool tub,
breakfast in the morning and monster in the closet
call 845.876.0590
or e-mail info@therhinecliff.com
payments accepted in credit card, check, cash or flesh  
 
 
HAUNTED HALLOWEEN IN RHINECLIFF
BE THERE...OR BEWARE......
HA HA HA HA HA HA!!!!!!.......

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority will conduct community
outreach sessions about Energy Star Products at Williams Lumber locations this month.
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Steve LeFever, a local representative of New York State Energy Research and Development
Authority, will be on hand at 10 a.m. Oct. 25 and Nov. 8 at the Hopewell Junction location as
well as 10 a.m. Nov. 1 at the Rhinebeck store to discuss ways of saving energy in your home.

He will hand out complimentary packages containing a compact fluorescent light bulb, a
thermometer, weather stripping and a storm window cover.

Science Discovery Festival
Chancellor Livingston Elementary School, Knollwood Rd, Rhinebeck
Saturday, Nov. 1, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Virtual heart surgery, making ice cream with liquid nitrogen, and a simulated trip into space will
be some of the activities presented to students and their families at the Discovery Festival, Nov.
1, at Chancellor Livingston Elementary School in Rhinebeck.

The Festival, open to students of all ages, has been created by the Rhinebeck Science
Foundation to demonstrate how exciting and diverse science can be. The Foundation, founded
last year by Rhinebeck residents, seeks to enhance science education in the school district.

Roger Quon, Festival Coordinator
Tel. 845 416.8031
roger.quon@earthlink.net

Enjoy a pile-high of “Rhinecliff’s Best” ~ pancakes, sausage, fruit, coffee and juice.
It’s All-You-Can-Eat so bring your appetite and your friends!

BREAKFAST: ADULTS: $6
CHILDREN: $4  CHILDREN UNDER 6: FREE
Located at the Rhinecliff Firehouse, corner of shatzell and Orchard Sts., Rhinecliff
For further information, please call Cynthia Baer at (845) 876-5738

Sunday September 28, October 12, October 26, November 9 and November 30

Family Campfires
Come together as family, friends and neighbors for this indoor campfire at the Starr Library, Rhinebeck.

Listen to stories, sing songs and more! This event is for all ages! Led by Karri Wolfe.

Concerned about the future of Rhinecliff? Got an issue about life in the Hamlet that you’d like to see addressed?

The next meeting of the Rhinecliff Hamlet Advisory Council will be November 13, 2008 - 7 p.m. at the Rhinecliff firehouse.

The agenda follows:

I.    Call to Order/Announcements

II.    Approval of Minutes from September 11 and September 26 Meetings

III.    Update from Town Board Liaison

IV.    Discussion of Organization and Structure of Council During the Coming Year

V.     Old Business

VI.     New Business

VII.     Adjournment

Where: The Rhinecliff Hotel - 4 Grinnell Street Rhineclff

Morton Memorial Library & Community House celebrates Cynthia Owen Philip's new book:

Rhinecliff

A Hudson River History

The Tangled Tale of Rhinebeck's Waterfront

Book launch, talk, and signing

Book sale proceeds benefit Morton Memorial Library & Community Center