Ashley Carmichael – Page 7

LIGHTSCAPES

Posted on May 11, 2016 by Ashley Carmichael Posted in Day Trips, Day Trips, Events, Out and about..., Reviews, Uncategorized .

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post, as we were invited back to visit LIGHTSCAPES. All opinions expressed are my own.

-Ashley

The rain and the crazy weather have been killer lately! All my boys want to do is be out of the house, and lets face it – so do I! So I was thrilled at the opportunity to visit LIGHTSCAPES at Van Cortlandt Manor.

I’m sure many of you are familiar with the Great Jack-o-lantern Blaze that happens every fall, well this magical event is created by the same people. I have yet to bring my boys (4 and 3) to the Blaze, but after our experience at LIGHTSCAPES we will definitely be there this year!

I’ll start off with some main points: There are snacks available for purchase with cash or card: popcorn, baked goods, coffee, tea etc. However, the delicious ice cream from Blue Pig is cash only. There are no bathrooms, but port-a-potties available. I would also advise not to bring a stroller as it can get crowded, and parts are narrow and bumpy. A baby carrier is best.

The entrance is beneath a color changing rainbow that leads you to walk through a bubble storm, where I realized you are never really too old to enjoy popping bubbles!

A large number of the sculptures are made from recycled objects, so I had the boys guessing at each one what they were made of (a fun and interactive game). Yelling in excitement “Look, bowling pins! Water jugs! They are so silly, they used milk jugs!”

What a great way to have a conversation about waste, and art?!

(S) standing in the Castle made of milk jugs, large plastic bottles and water jugs.

Butterfly with a bowling pin as a body!

The boy’s favorite, the praying mantis.

As we walked through, I felt like Tinkerbell among the huge lit flowers, mushrooms, and insects. We were whisked away to someplace magical.

My favorite part, the flower garden.

Gorgeous HUGE vase of flowers, incorporating all different types of flowers.
This picture does it no justice.

We took our time and strolled the path, being sure not to miss anything and we were finished in about an hour. Driving home (W) asked if we could save some of our recycling to make a project. So we are saving up milk jugs and egg cartons to come up with a fun project for this weekend (I will show you all when we are done)!

Hurry and grab your tickets, this event is only through May!
May 12th-15th
May 19th-22nd
May 26th-30th
Buy Tickets HERE!

http://www.hudsonvalley.org/events/lightscapes

Baby-To-Go Car Seat Consultation

Posted on May 9, 2016 by Ashley Carmichael Posted in Reviews, Services, Uncategorized .

As a Mom, my main concern is the safety of my children. With a new baby on the way, I wanted to make sure I was up to date on the new car seat laws and to be sure my seats were installed correctly.

I set up an appointment for a Car Seat Consultation with Sarah Ludwig of Baby to Go a SafeKids Certified Child Passenger Safety Technician.

Sarah came to my home, and the consultation began with a short quiz about basic car seat safety, and I honestly didn’t know all the answers! Some of them were shocking. For example she explained how 4 out of 5 car seats are not installed correctly even when parents think they are. Scary!

Sarah went through the New York State Laws regarding car seats in addition to what she refers to as “Best Practices.” For example: there are no NY state laws stating how long a child should remain rear facing, but there are no car seats on the market that will allow a child to forward face until age 1. As well as the AAP and the NHTSA recommend a child remains rear-facing until age 2. Another thing to keep in mind is that we live so close to New Jersey that their law is to rear-face until age 2 (which we must follow when we drive through the state). So many factors to take into consideration.

We headed outside so she could help show us how to install our seats correctly. Sarah began by asking my ideal location for the seats, and she instantly saw a problem! According to the manufacturer of our harness boosters, I couldn’t have one of the boys in the middle seat because the booster was overhanging the seat slightly! Sarah emphasized the importance of reading both the car manual, as well as the car seat manual to be sure everything is installed correctly.

We began with Sarah installing the 1^st harness booster seat, as I watched and she explained each step. She then removed the seat, and watched as I installed it to be sure I could do it correctly.

We moved on to the baby seat. Sarah pointed our seat is stamped with the expiration date – which also matched the expiration date on the base. Thankfully, the installation is the same as when I had my last little one, so it was a quick refresher! Not all brands stamp their seat with the expiration date, but there will always be a sticker with the date of manufacture and you can consult your manual for expiration date, and some seats have the expiration listed right on the sticker. All depends on the manufacturer.

Sarah then asked me to install the final harness booster seat to finish it off, and I passed the ‘test!’ We finished up with discussing proper belting of the children.

I wanted to be sure and ask Sarah the most popular questions all Moms see the most on the Facebook posts.

“What seat is the best car seat ?”
— There is no BEST seat. It depends on the child and the car.

“What do I do if I am in a car accident? Do I have to get a new seat?”
— For replacement after a car accident, some brands require replacement after any collision, while others follow NHTSA guidelines. NHTSA guidelines include the point of impact, but that’s not the only criterion, and ALL must be met for the seat to be deemed usable.

“Is my child old enough for a high back booster without a harness?”
— Giving a child the freedom of a seatbelt depends greatly on the maturity of the child. If the child is wiggling out of the proper position during a crash, they could sustain serious injury.

“When can I turn my child front facing?”
— American Academy of Pediatrics recommends children now remain rear facing until age 2. However, best practice would be to keep your child rear facing as long as you can.

I learned a ton from the consultation, but what stands out the most is not to rush the car seat milestones, and be sure to read your car seat manual as well as your car manual to be sure your seats are installed correctly.

Sarah is not only a SafeKids Certified Child Passenger Safety Technician, she is also a trained Doula, Lamaze Certified Childbirth Educator, and a Babywearing Educator!

Sarah is an amazing resource for Moms To Be and New Moms. Be sure to check out her website for her class offerings and services.

www.Baby-to-go.com
facebook.com/BabyToGo
Sarah@baby-to-go.com
914-999-BABY

Sarah is offering a $5 off a single car seat consultation when you mention RNYMOM!

Need more?! Sarah is giving away one free consultation to a lucky reader!!! Random name to be drawn on Wednesday 5/11/16!! Like, comment and share to enter!!! Remember to tag a friend who may need this!!!

RNYM Picks 4/29-5/1

Posted on April 29, 2016 by Ashley Carmichael Posted in Uncategorized .

Here’s our picks for the weekend…Where will we be?
At LIGHTSCAPES! Stay tuned for a full review!

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LIGHTSCAPES

Van Cortlandt Manor springs to life during this incredible nighttime display. Taking place over 20 spring evenings and perfect for all ages, LIGHTSCAPES is a walk-through, land-art experience.

Enter through a rainbow and emerge from a bubbly haze into a dreamland of curiosities spread throughout this historic landscape as far as the eye can see. Do some “shadow dancing” in front of an interactive silhouette wall and transport yourself into a world of wonder as you enter the brand new Bubble Tunnel.

Encounter enormous “live” Luna Moth creations — some 15 feet tall! — perching high on a hill, flittering around for all to see. Check out the underbelly of a giant centipede as you worm your way through its segmented legs!

Navigate a drawbridge as you cross the River of Light and continue on your way to the Colorwheel Castle. Squiggle through the Caterpillar Cavern and discover larger-than-life elements like a colossal praying mantis and a massive mayfly.

Recycled elements serve as eco-friendly building blocks for all of our intergalactic flora and friendly woodland creatures.

State-of-the-art illumination highlights these amazing works of art and showcases Van Cortlandt Manor’s gorgeous natural landscape and specimen trees.

In the artfully decorated LIGHTSCAPES hospitality tent, enjoy spring-themed sweets including organic sorbet from Blue Pig of Croton and homemade candy and baked goods (plus savories!) from Geordane’s of Irvington

FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
8:15PM, 8:30PM, 9PM
more dates through May 30th!
525 S Riverside Ave. Croton-On-Hudson 10520
http://www.hudsonvalley.org/events/lightscapes

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Stew Leonard’s Opens 2016 Little Farms with Celebrations and “Name Our Babies” Contest

Stew Leonard’s Little Farm locations in Yonkers, N.Y. and in Danbury & Norwalk, Conn. will open for the season on Saturday, April 30, 2016. To welcome the baby cows, goats, and sheep to their new homes, Stew’s Little Farms are each hosting celebrations that include snacks, balloons, and special appearances by Clover the Cow, Daphne Duck and Cynthia Chick!

Stew Leonard’s Little Farms are each celebrating the arrival of two baby cows, two baby goats and two baby sheep for the 2016 season. Kids of all ages are welcome to come to the Little Farm and observe the new arrivals, but the “Name Our Babies” contest is limited to children ages 4-10.

Saturday, April 30, 2016 12pm – 2p.m.
Stew Leonard’s Yonkers store, located at 1 Stew Leonard Drive, Yonkers, NY 10710
Customer questions call: (914) 375-4700
http://www.stewleonards.com/stew-leonard-s-opens-2016-little-farms-with-celebrations-name-our-babies-contest

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Mother’s Day at Jill’s Ceramics
Come paint a special gift for Mom or Grandma for Mother’s Day!
RSVP on our Facebook event, or just come on by!
Saturday April 30^th 10am-1pm
180 Germonds Road West Nyack, NY 10994
845-623-4975
https://www.facebook.com/events/1852557344971647/permalink/1853923278168387/
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American Girl Doll Pizza Party

Join Williams-Sonoma and American Girl®
for a hands-on cooking class. Space is limited.
Let’s get together to make pizza dough and sauce from scratch, then top it with fun, yummy toppings!
$40 per child.
Saturday April 30th at 10am
Call or visit your local store for more information or to register!

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Story Time with the Little Ones

“Night at The Stadium”- Story time
A baseball stadium comes to life in this magical picture book written by Phil Bildner and illustrated by Tom Booth from the publishing imprint of legendary sports icon and role model Derek Jeter.
Join us for Storytime where we will read Night at the Stadium
Saturday April 30th 11 am
Barnes and Nobles at The Palisades Center
4416 Palisades Center Drive West Nyack, NY 10994
845-348-4701
https://stores.barnesandnoble.com/store/2905

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Kids Club at Michaels – Tye Dye Banner

Kids 3 and up can enjoy a quick project and take home a finished masterpiece.
Sign up in store or online, or just drop in.
$2 per project, supplies included.
Parent or guardian must remain on premises during the event.
Saturday April 30th
10 am -12pm
Michaels in the Spring Valley Market Place
845-578-1570
http://www.michaels.com/classes-and-events/classesandevents

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 Teaching Trails:
Weekend Walks for All Ages 

Join us on our community path for environmental education, generously supported by Con Edison. Guided trail experience through our woodland forest with specially trained “Trail Ninja” volunteers. Program runs approximately 45 minutes. FREE
Saturday April 30th
11:30AM
Greenburgh Nature Center
99 Dromore Rd Scarsdale, NY 10583
914-723-3470
http://greenburghnaturecenter.org
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Daniel Tiger “LIVE”

Do you love Daniel Tiger on PBS? Now you can catch Daniel Tiger “live” on the Daniel Tiger Tour.

Won’t you be our neighbor? The legacy of the beloved “Mister Rogers” lives on with the hit television series, Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, from The Fred Rogers Company and airing daily on PBS KIDS. Now, Daniel and all of his friends are hopping aboard Trolley to delight live audiences with DANIEL TIGER’S NEIGHBORHOOD LIVE! Donning his iconic red sweater, Daniel takes the audience on an interactive musical adventure as he and his friends explore the vibrant world of their much-loved Neighborhood of Make-Believe, sharing stories of friendship, helping others, and celebrating new experiences. This live theatrical production filled with singing, dancing, laughter and “grr-ific” surprises will warm the hearts of multiple generations.

The animated TV series has garnered a host of prestigious awards, and most recently was nominated for a 2015 Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing in a Preschool Animated Program. This recognition follows a string of additional honors, including a 2015 Parents’ Choice Gold Award and 2014 Prix Jeunesse International Selection as well as the 2013 Kidscreen Award for Best Animated Series in the Preschool Category, and 2013 Cynopsis: Kids! Imagination Award for Preschool Series.

Sunday May 1st – Shows at 1:30pm and 5pm
Mid Hudson Civic Center – 14 Civic Center Plaza Poughkeepsie 12601
http://danieltigerlive.com

Mother’s Day Dining Ideas

Posted on April 11, 2016 by Ashley Carmichael Posted in Ashley's Lists .

Ashley found a great list of places to take mom for Mother’s day (5/8 in case you forgot). Book quickly if you are interested, because they FILL UP FAST!!

Feel like ordering in instead? Check out Luigi O’Grady’s for a fabulous Family Meal that you can bring home!!!

Pier 701
701 Piermont Avenue, Piermont NY 10968
845 848 2550
Brunch menu – starting at 11:30, Dinner Menu- starting at 3pm

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Two Spear Street
2 Spear Street Nyack, New York 10960
845-353-7733
Brunch beginning at 11am with unlimited Mimosas, soda, coffee and tea.

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The ‘76 house
10 Main Street, Tappan, NY 10983
845-359-5476
Buffet Brunch with seatings at 11, 1130, 1pm and 130

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La Fontana
95 S Broadway Nyack, NY 10960
845-358-3770
All you can eat brunch buffet. Seatings 10:30, 1:30, 4:00.

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AquaTerra Grille
420 N. Middletown Road Pearl River, NY 10965
845-920-1340
Special Brunch Buffet with unlimited Mismosas, coffee, tea, soda and juice.

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Restaurant X & Bully Boy Bar
117 North Route 303, Congers, NY 10920
845-268-6555
Seating at 1pm

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Marcello’s Ristorante
21 Lafayette Avenue, Suffern, NY 10901
845- 357-9108
Pre fixed 3-course Dinner menu

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Hudson Water Club
606 Beach Road, West Haverstraw, New York 10993
Haverstraw Marina
845-271-4046
Brunch Buffet with seatings at 11:15 and 2pm. Bloody Marys and Mimosas included.
Dinner Menu available at 5pm.

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Mount Fuji
296 Old Route 17 Hillburn, NY 10931
845-357-5501
Brunch buffet with over 30 items from 11:30-3pm
Unlimited coffee and tea. One complimentary orange juice, glass of Champagne or Mimosa.

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La Terrazza
291 South Main Street, New City, NY 10956
845-638-0757
Brunch: Pre-fixed menu, or full menu available.

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MacArthur’s Riverview Restaurant at the Thayer Hotel
674 Thayer Road West Point, New York 10996
845-446-4731
10:30am-2:30pm
Brunch with live action cooking stations with unlimited champagne, Mimosa and Bloody Mary

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14 & Hudson
457 Piermont Ave. Piermont, NY 10968
845-680-0014
Sunday Brunch menu with complimentary Mimosa or Bellini with any main dish.
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Jolie’s
4 New Valley Rd. New City, NY 10956
845.709.6733
Brunch served until 4pm both Saturday and Sunday with Mimosa, a Bellini, a Bloody Mary, a Bloody Piggy a Screwdriver or a large glass of fruit juice.

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The Hudson House of Nyack
134 Main Street Nyack, New York
845-353-1355
Brunch served from 11:30-3:30 with Mimosa and Sparkling Rose specials.
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8 North Broadway
8 N. Broadway, Nyack, NY 10960
845-353-1200
Brunch Menu served from 11am-4pm

Delaware River Rail Road’s Easter Bunny Train and Egg Hunt

Posted on March 26, 2016 by Ashley Carmichael Posted in Day Trips, Day Trips, Reviews, Uncategorized .

This past summer we had a BLAST at Dino Days on the Delaware River Railroad, so we were ecstatic when we were invited back to ride the Easter Bunny Train this past Saturday.

The train station was a quick hour and a half trip into New Jersey, right to the boarder of Pennsylvania. Parking was simple, and free. There were guides sending you to an empty lot where a school bus will bring you to the entrance. Lines moved quickly at the ticket booth, to pick up your will call tickets.

As you walk down the path leading to the train (pretty steep hill, go slow. If you need assistance ask at the ticket booth and they will drive you down in a golf cart) you can hear the mechanical organ playing festive music, and smell the yummy food from the food tent.

The train was ready as we arrived, so we jumped right on with excitement! There was PLENTY of room allowing us to spread out so both the boys could see out their own window. The cars were decorated with Easter garlands, and Easter music playing over the loud speaker. A fun bonus was that there was a snack car! Sandwiches, popcorn, candy and drinks all for purchase (bring cash) Oh, and bathrooms!

The train traveled along the Delaware River for about 45 minutes the first leg of the trip. The kids were wildly entertained by the jugglers coming through the cars interacting with everyone, as well as the banjo player walking passed singing fun songs, and of course the Easter Bunny made is way through taking pictures and dancing with all the kids. They have a professional photographer taking the pictures, but you are more than welcome to use your own camera as well.

As the train turned back we rode for about 15 minutes before we stopped for the Easter Egg Hunt! Each child was allowed to gather 4 eggs, (and there were plenty of eggs available, so no need to rush off the train.) The eggs were filled with toy rings, bracelets, stickers, temporary tattoos and chewy candies. (If you have young kids – under 2 years – I would recommend bringing your own treats to sneak in the eggs) They had 2 Easter Bunnies sitting and available for pictures, the banjo man rocking out, and the fabulous jugglers.

The Easter Bunny made another quick round through the train, along with the jugglers and the banjo player. Before we knew it the trip was over! The whole trip was about 2 hours long, and we LOVED every second of it!

Tickets are still available for this Saturday – 11am, 12:30pm, 2pm and 3:30pm. Purchase tickets here: http://www.877trainride.com/easterticketoffice.htm

Delaware River Railroad has excursions through out the year.
Stop by www.877trainride.com to check out all the fun!

Happy Easter!

Play Fair! – Review

Posted on February 15, 2016 by Ashley Carmichael Posted in Day Trips, Events, Out and about..., Reviews, Uncategorized .

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post as we were invited to visit the Playfair.

We were so excited to head to the first event of PlayFair at the Javitts Center Saturday morning. Unfortunately the event is sold out, but I still want to share our experience with you!

We ordered our tickets before the mailing deadline, so we had our badges in hand so we were able to walk right in. Sadly, if you did not have badges it was a long wait outside. Due to the severe cold, this was rectified by the afternoon session. Right inside the door was a coat check, and plenty of employees directing you.

Lets start with the basics:

There are plenty of parking lots near the center. We chose one about 3 blocks away. Easy.
If you don’t NEED a stroller, don’t bring it. With the crowds it can get hard to maneuver.
Use the coat check so you have empty hands for taking pictures and having fun!
There are ample clean bathrooms with changing tables
There are food options – hot pretzels, popcorn, smoothies, fruit, ice cream etc. You can also bring in your own food.

One of the great parts is that once you are in you don’t need to pay for anything (except food). At certain booths you are able to purchase items, but it was also easily avoidable to prevent meltdowns.

The center is huge and full of interactive stations with games and toys to explore. Crayola, Legos, Thomas the Train, Nickelodeon, Toys R Us – you name it! With give-a-ways at almost every one!

There was so much to see and do, I am going to narrow it down to the big stuff!

Through out the session there were numerous Character Photo ops – Peppa Pig, Paw Patrol, Ninja turtles, Shimmer and Shine to name a few. Each Session has different characters available, so be sure to check the website for a list. The lines were long, and a bit unorganized so we decided to save our meet and greet for our favorite, PJ Masks!

There were also characters roaming around – Captain America, Princess Belle, Geoffrey the Giraffe, Play-dough, all available for photo ops.

There was a really neat camera at Crayola that would take your picture and turn it into a coloring page! Boys got a kick out of that.

The LEGO area was awesome. It was a lot like being at LegoLand! Buckets of legos to build with, racetracks to race your cars, a lego wall to build tiles. Super cool!

(W)’s favorite part was the pedal kart racetrack! Berg toys set up a racetrack letting the kids try out their amazing pedal bikes. He was so proud of himself afterwards. “That was really hard at first, but I really figured it out!”

We really wanted to get in to see the Nickelodeon station. It looked fun with slides, photo ops, and creative stations. But the line was incredibly long, so we had to miss that one.

The session went fast! We were so busy having fun, next thing we knew it was time to go! Being that it was a brand new event in its FIRST YEAR we expected a few bumps. The lines were long, and the event was over crowded, but the boys had a blast!

RNYM’s Picks 2/12-2/19/16

Posted on February 11, 2016 by Ashley Carmichael Posted in Day Trips, Things to Do!, Uncategorized .

Some great things to do this weekend and this upcoming week!!!

FROZEN IN ICE!

Wednesday–Sunday: 11 AM–8 PM
Presidents Day: Monday, February 15: 11 AM–8 PM

Closed: Mondays and Tuesdays (except Presidents Day)

http://www.skylandsiceworldnj.com/

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Saturday and Sunday February 13-14th 2016

Schedule – Click Here

To purchase tickets- Click Here or visit the Toy Box in Pearl River

Your Play Fair pass gets you perks at some other GREAT spots- Click Here

Location JAVITS NORTH at the JAVITS CONVENTION CENTER

How to get there Click Here

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LEGOLAND Westchester Discovery Center releases new 4D LEGO movie!!

Don’t forget our site discount (Click Here)!!

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Glamour Girls are at it again!!! We had an unbelievable time at their Christmas Event!!! Read all about it HERE

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Girl AGain boutique

4 Martine Avenue
White Plains, NY 10606
Store #2B at The Seasons

(914) 358 1460

Show your doll you love her with a one-of-a-kind Valentine T-Shirt made just for her. T-shirts fit all 18 inch dolls or similar sized stuffed animals. All supplies included: t-shirt, paints, markets, trimmings special for the holiday. For girls 6 and up. Fee $10 Saturday February 13, 11:00 am-12:30 pm

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The Bergen County Model Railroad Club’s 26th Annual Train Show runs for 4 weekends, Saturday February 13th through Sunday March 6th, including President’s Day Monday February 15th. The show consists of several new or revised large complex track layouts with a dozen or more trains running at a time. The show is open Saturdays 10am to 5pm, Sundays and President’s Day 12 noon to 5pm. The show is located at the United Methodist Church, 130 Franklin Ave (corner of John St. and Franklin Ave) in Pearl River, N.Y. Donation of $2.00 for children 12 and under and $6.00 for adults. Cameras are always welcome and there is a Dining Car for lunch and refreshments.
For direction please go to: www.pearlriverumc.com

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February 13^th-15^th 10am, 2pm & 6pm
The Royal Hanneford Circus! Enjoy thrilling aerial artistry, daredevils, Grandma the Clown, the Hanneford elephants and tigers, thrill riders, rare white camels, Cuzin Grumpy’s Pork Chop Revue, Costume Magic and much more!
Westchester County Center http://www.countycenter.biz/event_CIRCUS.html
$25 & $32 for Adults & Children. Children 2 yrs. and over require a ticket and pay the same price as adults.

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February 14^th – 10am-11am, or 11:30am-12:30pm
Doves have been a symbol of love for hundreds of years. Our resident dove will help you learn about these gentle birds and their wild cousin, the Mourning Dove. Create a dove craft to take home.
Bring the camera to take a great photo of your special valentine with our live dove.
Hudson Highlands Museum 25 Boulevard, Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY
Prepaid registration required – http://hhnaturemuseum.org/index.php/calendar_main
Adults $8, Children $6 Members: Adults $6 Children $4

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February 14^th 2pm
This special Valentine’s Day program provides a look into “friendships and romances” of the natural world. From doves to tortoises to lizards, we’ll discuss some of the great GNC love stories. Concludes with a themed craft.
Greenburgh Nature Center 99 Dromore Road, Scarsdale
Members $5/person, Non-members $8/person

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Locally Owned Restaurants

Posted on December 17, 2015 by Ashley Carmichael Posted in Ashley's Lists, Christmas 2015, Out and about..., RNYM's Picks .

Disclosure: This is an unsponsored post.

Right now is a great time to show some support for local restaurants. Not only do gift certificates make amazing presents, they are also a great way to have delish food without having to cook when we are so busy like we are at this time of year.

I know I appreciate gift cards to restaurants greatly because I always feel guilty spending money on a night out. BUT if they are a gift I have an excuse. I not only have the night off from cooking, but better yet, a forced adult night with RNYD which we rarely get a chance to have.

So Since you all wanted them on the list for great places to shop locally and the list got long (very long) we decided to make it its own post. Here are great local restaurants to check out (organized by town).

You may want to “pin” it for the next time you need a good place to eat!

NYACK

8 North Broadway
8 North Broadway Nyack
845-353-1200
8northbroadway.com

Broadway Bistro
845.353.8361
3 South Broadway, Nyack
3broadwaybistro.com

Communal Kitchen
162 Main Street Nyack
845.535.3133
communalkitchennyack.com

The Golden Mushroom
425 N Highland Ave Nyack
845-358-4203
thegoldenmushroom.com

Velo
12 North Broadway Nyack
845-353-7667
VeloNyack.com

Strawberry Place
72 S Broadway Nyack
845-358-9511
facebook.com/StrawberryPlace

Wasabi
110 Main street Nyack
845-358-7977
wasabichi.com/index.html

Hudson House
134 Main Street Nyack
845-353-1355
hudsonhousenyack.com

Amici Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria
303 Route 59 Central Nyack
845-353-1650
amicinyack.net

Casa del Sol
104 Main St. Nyack
845-353-9846
casaofnyack.com

Alaines French Bistro
9 Ingalls St. Nyack
845-535-3315
alainsbistro.com

Olde Village Inn
97 Main St. Nyack
845-358-1160
www.facebook.com/ovinyack/

Art Café Nyack
65 South Broadway Nyack
845-353-4230
artcafenyack.com

PIERMONT

Xaviers
506 Piermont Avenue Piermont
845- 359-7007
xaviars.com

Freelance Café
(845) 365-3250
506 Piermont Avenue Piermont
xaviars.com

Hinode
55 Rt 9W Piermont
845-359-4003

Tequila Sal y Limon
468 Piermont Ave. Piermont
845-680-6741

Cornetta’s
641 Piermont Avenue Piermont
845-359-9852/845-359-0410
www.cornettas.com

Sidewalk Bistro
482 Piermont Ave Piermont
845-680-6460
sidewalkbistro.com

14 and Hudson
457 Piermont Avenue  Piermont
845-680-0014
14andhudson.com

O’Lar
587 Piermont Ave. Piermont
845-848-2207
facebook.com/O-lar-277842725590776/

Cafe Portorfino
587 Piermont Ave Piermont
845-359-7300
portofinoinpiermont.com

CONGERS

Restaurant X
845-268-6555
117 North Route 303, Congers
xaviars.com

Saffron
97 South Route 303, Congers
845-767-4444
saffroncongersny.com

Kennelly’s
962 N Rt 9w Congers
845-268-9896
facebook.com/kennellys.house/

Ricks club American
100 lake road, Congers
845-268-8787
ricksclubamerican.com

Bolzanos
75 North Route 9W Congers
845-268-9671
bolzanorestaurant.com

Sangria’s Restaurant
45 Lake Rd Congers
845-589-0547
facebook.com/Sangrias-Mexican-restaurant-740787432673345/

The Station Kitchen and Bar
17 North Rockland Avenue Congers
845 767-4007
thestationkitchenandbar.com

VALLEY COTTAGE

Wiskey Kitchen
60 RT 303, Valley Cottage
845-535-3666
thewhiskey-kitchen.com

Cinco de Mayo
44 Route 303, Valley Cottage
845-535-3321
cincodemayovalleycottage.com

NEW CITY

Tequila Sol y limon
195 East South Main Street New City
845-499-2155
tequilany.com/#

Blu Fig
191 South Main Street New City
845.708.5686
blufig.net

La Terrazza
291 South Main Street  New City
845-638-0757
laterrazza.com

Agnello’s
170 North Main Street New City
845.639.5373
agnellosbrickovenpizza.com

Gary and Company
49 S Main St  New City
845-639-1700
garyandcompany.com

Italiana’s
253 South Little Tor Road New City
845-708-7500
italianasrestaurant.com

Burger Loft
395 south main street new city
845-499-2409
theburgerloft.com

Rocco’s
170 S. Main Street New City
845-638-1375
Roccos.com

Bombay Grill
261 S Little Tor Rd New City
845- 323-4049
bombaygrillnewcity.com

Sazone
Town Plaza – 191 S. Main St. New City
845-499-2660
sazonetapas.com

Michaels on Main
381 S Main St New City
845-638-2224
facebook.com/michaelsonmain381south/

Jolie’s
4 New Valley Rd. New City
845-709-6733
joliesrestaurant.com

Alfredos
189 S Main St New City
845-634-3300

Ella
137 South Main Street New City
845-638-6184
ellanewcity.com/index.php

Austin’s Ale House
190 S Main St New City
845-499-2294
facebook.com/ExperienceAustins/

PEARL RIVER

Joe and Joe’s
65 East Central Ave Pearl River
845-620-1800
joeandjoerestaurant.com

The Saloon
45-49 West Central Ave. Pearl River, NY 10965
845-735-5300
pearlriversaloon.com

Kwan Tai
22 E. Central Ave Pearl River
845-735-5906

Muddy Brook Café
14 S Main St. Pearl River
845-735-5665
facebook.com/Muddy-Brook-Cafe-184445498241245/

Green Star Café
163 N Middletown Rd Pearl River
845-620-0055
facebook.com/GreenStar-Restaurant-271829443018880/

Louie’s on the Avenue
160 East Central Ave. Pearl River
845-7735-4344
louiesontheavenue.com

Quinta Steakhouse
24 E Central Ave, Pearl River
845-735-5565
quintasteakhouse.com

Jane Café
40 S Main St, Pearl River
845-920-1100

TAPPAN

Vicolo Ristorante
216 Old Tappan Road, Old Tappan, NJ
201-497-8777
vicoloristorante.com

Giostra
65 Old Tappan Rd. Tappan
845-848-2575
giostrany.com

Swad
80 Route 303 Tappan
845-680-6116
swadny.com/#

La Fontanella
52-54 Route 303 Tappan
845-398-3400
lafontanellatappan.com

LILO Pizza & Bistro
31 Route 303 Tappan
845-398-1024

‘76 house
110 Main Street Tappan
845-359-5476

ORANGEBURG

Cloverleaf Inn Taproom
479 Western Hwy Orangeburg
845-359-5999
cloverleafinn.net

Del ‘ Arte Restaurant
20 Mountainview Avenue Orangeburg
845-365-2727
delarterestaurant.com/index.htm

il Fresco
15 kinds highway Orangeburg
398-0200
il-fresco.com

Cassie’s
203 Route 303 Orangeburg
845-359-8000
cassiespizzeria.com/cassies-orangeburg/

BLAUVELT

Bailey’s
136 East Erie St Blauvelt
845-398-1454
baileysny.com

NANUET

Growler and Gill
148 Route 59, Nanuet
845-507-0899
growlerandgill.com

Nanuet Hotel Restaurant
nanuethotelrestaurant.com
132 Main St. Nanuet, NY 10954
(845) 623-9600

Jacqulines
129 Main Street Nanuet
845-507-0120
jwineonmain.com

WEST NYACK

Lulus Café
726 W Nyack Rd West Nyack
845-358-5822
facebook.com/Lulus-Cafe-160980620591876/

HAVERSTRAW

Unoodles
14 Main Street, Haverstraw
845-947-7625
unoodles.net

The Filling Station
45 S Route 9W West Haverstraw
845-786-9000
tfsburgerworks.com

Babes
73 Railroad Ave West Haverstraw
845-429-8647
facebook.com/Babes-Bar-and-Grill-134705390973/

Union
22-24 New Main Street Haverstraw
845-429-4354
unionrestaurant.net

GARNERVILLE

Benni’s
81 N. Central Highway Garnerville
845-942-1222
benistrattoria.com

Caesars Grill
120 west Rampo Road Garnerville
845-262-1022
caesarsgrillny.com

STONY POINT

Blue Fig
32 South Liberty Drive Stony Point
845-786-7809

Fireside
84 North Liberty Drive Stony Point
845-429-0484
firesidesteakpubny.com/index.htm

Hanabi
77 A S Liberty Dr Stony Point, NY 10980
845 429-8507

Mario’s Pasta Cucina
32 South Liberty Drive Stony Point
845-786-6060
mariospastacucina.com

Lynch’s
79A S. Liberty Drive (Route 9W), Stony Point
845.553.9300
work.lynchsny.com

POMONA

Mount Ivy Cafe
14 Thiells Mount Ivy Rd # 2 Pomona NY 10970
845 354 4746
www.mtivycafe.com

Gilligans
366 Route 202, Pomona
845-354-1161
gilligansclambar.com

Copper Still
357 Rte. 202, Pomona
845-290-6455
thecopperstillny.com

TOMPKINS COVE

Sheeran’s Restaurant and Pub
337 North Liberty drive Tompkins Cove,
845-429-6190
Sheeransrestaurantandpub.com

SPARKILL

D’Vine
4 Depot Square Sparkill
845-359-2141
grapedvine.com

Roost Restaurant
623 Main Street Sparkill
845-359-6700
roostinsparkill.com

SUFFERN/SLOATSBURG/MONESY

Ole Ole
100 Orange Ave, Suffern
845-368-3058
www.olesuffern.com

Ole Tappas Bar
2 Lafayette Ave, Suffern
845-368-3058
olesuffern.com

Marcello’s Ristorante
21 Lafayette Avenue, Suffern
845.357.9108
marcellosgroup.com

Tequila Sal y limon
88 Orange Avenue Suffern
845-357-7707

Hacienda Don Manuel
72 Lafayette Ave.
845-369-1633
haciendadm.com

Craft House
150 Lafayette Avenue Suffern
845-547-2555
crafthouseny.com

Da Nina
1 Lafayette Avenue Suffern
845-357-5988
daninas.com

SLOATSBURG

Character’s Restaurant and Bar
94 Orange Turnpike. Sloatsburg
845-753-5200
charactersresturant.com

MONSEY

Mandarin
106 Route 59 Monsey
845-426-3600
facebook.com/MandarinFusionSteakhouse/info?tab=overview

Christmas Lights and Family Time at Boscobel Sparkle- REVIEW!

Posted on December 9, 2015 by Ashley Carmichael Posted in Christmas 2015, Day Trips, Events, Out and about..., Reviews, Uncategorized .

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post as Ashley was invited to attend this event with her family. All opinions expressed are her own.

I love Christmas lights. If I could leave mine up all year round without getting the side eye from my neighbors, I totally would. Growing up, every Christmas eve driving home from my Grandma and Grandpa’s house, my Dad would take the ‘long way home’ so we could see all the Christmas lights, we would drive for hours!

Disclaimer – I am not a photographer…please excuse the quality of the pictures.

This past Friday night we bundled up and headed out to Boscobel for the opening night of Sparkle. Getting there was super easy, up the palisades and right over the Bear Mountain Bridge into Garrison.

As we drove up to the entrance the boys were squealing in delight seeing all the Christmas lights in the distance. Parking was fast and free. As you enter the gardens there us a tent your left, where you can purchase tickets if you need. There are restrooms to the right of the ticket tent. There is also a cute gift shop full of books, children’s toys, home decor, jewelry and lots more.

Each night boasts different activities be sure to check the website before you go. http://www.boscobel.org/events-and-exhibitions/calendar-of-events/december/

As we made our way past the ticket booth, we met the Sparkle Queen Stilt Walker. Wow!
Absolutely stunning. The kids were mesmerized. Aside from how beautiful, all I could think was “How on earth does she walk on those stilts so gracefully?”

We started our stroll down a path lined by trees decorated with white Christmas lights.

Half way down the path was Santa’s Sparkle Garden. Inside the Garden house we met Santa and Mrs. Clause! The boys were speechless. Santa was really good! Perfect beard, and personality. Mrs. Claus was a delight as well. We weren’t rushed out, we we able to take our time. Plenty of time to have a chat with Santa and Mrs. Claus and take a few photos. You can take plenty of photos with your camera/phone, there is no photographer.
Except for on December 11, 12, 18 & 19^th from 5:30-8:30pm  you will get a free 4×6 Photos with Santa!
(While supplies last.)

We continued down the path to the colored light ‘maze.’ The kids loved this spot! The bushes were lined with brightly colored lights and glass jars. W and S walked up and down the paths at least 100 times, chasing each other and giggling each time they found one another in the dark.

Around the path and behind the house there is a heated food tent with yummy options for purchase from Hudson Hil’s Café and Market. A few items included popcorn, brownies, chili, soup, hot chocolate and hot cider. See menu here http://www.boscobel.org/wpcontent/uploads/2015/11/menu.pdf. We decided to take a few minutes and warm up with some hot apple cider while listening to live acoustic holiday tunes.

After, we stopped into the Magic Show in the Gallery. The boys were interested, but I think it would be better suited for kids a little bit older. (W is 4 and S is just about 3).

As we walked out of the Magic Show the boys could hear a saw, (They are currently obsessed with all things construction) so we had to go check it out. In front of the House we found the Ice Sculptor. I have never seen this in person before, It was amazing to watch him work. Cutting meticulously to create such an intricate masterpiece.

There was also a Ventriloquist Puppet Show that looked really fun, but the boys were exhausted by this time, so we decided to head home.

Sparkle is the perfect place to get into the holiday spirit and to enjoy being with family. Wander the beautiful grounds listing to Christmas music and gazing at the lights. A perfect winters night.

We will definitely be adding Boscobel Sparkle to our yearly Christmas traditions.

Join BOSCOBEL for a series of brilliant evening events featuring thousands of lights, luminous displays and festive holiday happenings around the gardens and grounds of Bos cobel. Walk the candlelit paths with a hot cup of cocoa and celebrate the season with family and friends.

There are an UNLIMITED amount of Grounds Only tickets, while most of the Guided House Tour tickets are sold out.

5–9 pm

Fridays, December 4, 11 & 18

Saturdays, December 5, 12 & 19

To Purchase Tickets CLICK HERE

Friday, December 11

Mr. & Mrs. Santa in the Sparkle Garden*
The Sparkle Queen Stilt Walker
Ice Carving Demonstration with Bill Bywater
Magical Entertainment with Margaret Steele
Acoustic Holiday Classics with Rick Soedler
NEW! Puppet Power with Ventriloquist Jonathan Geffner (first show at 6pm)

Saturday, December 12

Santa and his Elf Helper in the Sparkle Garden*
Magical Entertainment with Margaret Steele
Period Music with Thad MacGregor
NEW! Holiday Jazz with the Libby Richman Trio
Illuminated Hoop Dancing with the Sparkle Spinners
WHUD’s Morning Show cohost Kacey will be on site 6-8pm along with the WHUD Family Fun Crew and Hudson the Bear offering photo opportunities, prizes and raffles!

Friday, December 18

Mr. & Mrs. Santa in the Sparkle Garden*
The Sparkle Queen Stilt Walker
Ice Carving Demonstration with Bill Bywater
Caroling with The Taghkanic Chorale
Acoustic Holiday Classics with Rick Soedler
NEW! Puppet Power with Ventriloquist Jonathan Geffner (first show at 6pm)

Saturday, December 19

Santa and his Elf Helper in the Sparkle Garden*
Caroling with The Taghkanic Chorale
Period Music with Thad MacGregor
NEW! Holiday Jazz with the Libby Richman Trio
Illuminated Hoop Dancing with the Sparkle Spinners

Where to Shop Local this Holiday Season

Posted on November 27, 2015 by Ashley Carmichael Posted in Ashley's Lists, Christmas 2015, Day Trips, Out and about..., Thoughts.. .

Disclosure: This is an unsponsored post. RNYM believes that you should #shopsmall #shoplocal when possible. All opinions expressed are our own.

As you begin shopping for the holiday season, consider shopping locally and supporting our community! There are many great local options where you can find items tailored toward your specific needs. Money spent locally helps keep our small businesses open, and creates a strong community.

One of the things we love here at RNYM is that the smaller businesses tend to have specialty items you can’t find anywhere else. These items are often of better quality and become very special to those you give them to. We asked the community for input and here is a great list of places to support this holiday season. We decided that because of the overwhelming response that we would include local restaurants etc. in another post.

NEW CITY

My Sweet Pea 
14 North Main Street New City, NY 10956
638-2229
A unique baby boutique. Apparel up to 4T, and unique gifts for babies, mommies, daddies and grandparents!
Mysweetpea.com

Strawtown Jewlery
40 S. Main St, New City
358-4911
Shop a great selection of affordable fashion and sterling silver jewelry.
strawtownjewelry.com

Christopher Roberts
232 Main Street, New City
634-5991
The ultimate girlfriend store! Selling Vera Bradley, Alex and Ani, Brighton and Pandora. In addition to artisan jewlery, candles, scarves. As well as, baby gifts, hostess gifts and gift certificates
christopherrobertgifts.com

Vanderbilt Hardware
170 N Main St, New City
634-4062
Hardware supplies, paint and supplies.

The Chocolatier
63 S Main St, New City
638-3322
An emporium of chocolates and unique gifts
www.nychocolatier.com

NYACK

Funny Business 
130 Main Street, Nyack
348-4747
Comics, legos, action figures and more.
funnybusinessonline.com

PickWick Book Shop 
8 S Broadway, Nyack
358-9126

Sign of the Times
112 Main Street, Nyack
353-4059
An eclectic mix of merchandise that is both retro and trendy! There is something for everyone! Hip baby wear to cool tees for moms and dads and everyone in between. Toys, jewelry, incense, books, funky giftware and an always changing selection of fun stuff.
https://www.facebook.com/SignoftheTimesNyack/timeline

Saffron
14 S Broadway, Nyack
353-3530
Shop high quality home accents, and furnishings.
saffrontradingcompany.com

Colin Holmes
13 S Broadway, Nyack
358-2565
Home, Garden and antique gifts.
www.facebook.com/ColinHolmesNyack/

Iriniri
98 Main St., Nyack
353-4245
Specializing in unique and one of a kind specialty items. From original artisan jewelry pieces to art glass and interesting home décor. Offering products from local and international artists.
http://hstrial-iiriniri20.homestead.com

Hickory Dickory Dock
43 S Broadway, Nyack
358-7474
Finely crafted clocks, German handicrafts and decorative seasonal goods & gifts for all year. Beautiful handmade unique wooden toys!
www.hickorydock.com

DSZ barber
140 Main St. Nyack
348-1500
Offering men an indulgent grooming experience in a masculine and luxurious environment. Gift cards, and top of the line handpicked grooming products for sale.
www.dszbarbersinc.com

Alumni Skate Shop
112 Main St., Nyack
512-8214
Clothes, jackets, decks, footwear, toys and more.
alumniny.com

Kiam Records
95 Main St, Nyack
353-5426
Cds, 7 inch Vinyl, Vinyl-LP
kiamrecords.bigcartel.com

Maria Luisa
77 S Broadway, Nyack
353-4122
Gifts, accessories, clothing, footwear, décor, toys, puzzles etc.
https://www.marialuisaboutique.com

Lorybird Nyack
23 N Broadway, Nyack
480-5526
Women’s clothing and accessories
www.lorybird.com

Sacred Skin Wellness
228 Old Mountain Rd. N., Nyack
304-4062
Skin facials, hydrafacials, skin peels, body work – color therapy, energy work, reflexology, waxing and more.
sacredskinwellness.com

PEARL RIVER

Mimi’s Treasures 
38 East Central Avenue, Pearl River
920-1480
A unique children’s boutique that sells clothing, shoes and accessories for newborns to young teens.
mimistreasures.net

The Toy Box 
44 East Central Avenue, Pearl River
845-732-9711
A large selection of crafts, dolls, action toys, and toys that educate.
thetoyboxinpearlriver.com

Dancewear Unlimited
25 W. Central Ave, Pearl River
920-1555
Full service dance and active wear boutique.
www.energyconservationassociates.com

The Bicycle Depot
9 E Central Ave., Pearl River
735-8686
New and used bicycles, repairs and accessories.
rocklandbicycles.com
With a second location – 139 Route 59, Spring Valley 356-3179

Freckles & Knots Day Spa
19 North William St., Pearl River
735-4600
Facials, massages, nails, waxing, tanning, laser hair removal, and body treatments. Gift certificates available.
Frecklesandknots.com

Sitzmark Ski & Patio Shop
125 E Central Ave., Pearl River
735-2277

Cloud 9 Day Spa
7 West Central Avenue, Pearl River
920-1995
Grab a gift certificate for facials, waxing, massages and more.
cloud9skincaresalon.com

Danu Gallery
39 East Central Avenue, Pearl River
735-4477
For unique Irish gifts and celtic-themed gifts. Irresistable celtic jewelry and knitwear, imported Irish crafts, books and artwork.
theDanugallery.com

The Paint Can
19 N Main St, Pearl River
735-1010
Specialist in paint and color
www.paintcan6.com

Bens Jeweler
40 E Central Ave, Pearl River
735-2811
Full service family owned jewelry store.

The Comics Warehouse
52 South Main Street, Pearl River
732-8401
New Book Day is Wednesday
comicswarehouse.com

PIERMONT

ButterCup & Friends & ButterCup’s Baby 
535 Piermont Ave, Piermont
359-1669
Great boutique filled with unique, old-fashion toys, decorations, organic baby clothes, cards and so much more.
facebook.com/ButtercupFriends/?fref=ts

Piermont Straus
10 Round House Rd., Piermont
(917) 691-0409
A gallery and book store celebrating Piermont and the Hudson River Valley.
www.piermontstraus.com

Presence of Piermont
499 Piermont Ave., Piermont
680-6128
Hand picked jewelry, art, furniture, pottery and glass. Beautiful candles, lotion, body scrubs. You can see my love of home in every piece of furniture, pottery and glass.
facebook.com/Presenceny/timeline

CONGERS

Congers Bike Shop 
107 East Lake Road, Congers
268-3315
A large selection of both new (and used) bikes for all ages and skill levels. As well as bike accessories and racks.

Bourghol Brothers
73 Lake Rd, Congers
268-9752
Family owned since 1978. Offering custom designed jewelry, repair and alterations.
bourgholbrosjewelers.com

NANUET

Mamari Jewelers
35 S Middletown Road Nanuet
624-3159
Offering custom designs, repairs, appraisals, gold selling and more.
www.mamarijewelers.com

Go Away Often Travel – Scott Walters
Nanuet, NY
558-1225
Full Service travel agency.
goawayoftentravel.com

Denise at Facewear
91 West Nyack Rd, Nanuet
512-8874/304-4268
facewearmakeup@gmail.com
Make up services for all occasions.

Faces by Carrie
91 West Nyack Rd, Nanuet
893-0150
Carrie@facesbycarrie.net
Facials and skincare.

Shu-fly
161 Main Street Suite 2-3, Nanuet
215-5470
Custom Fishing rods and reels.
shu-fly.com

STONY POINT

The Jewelry Gallery
32 S Liberty Dr, Stony Point
920-9289
Designer collections, appraisals, wholesale diamonds and gem stones, repairs and private appointments.
thejewelrygallery.net

Homestead Hardware
73 S Liberty Dr., Stony Point
942-1240
Everything you need for home and garden.
homesteadhardwareinc.com

HAVERSTRAW

Lucas Homemade Candies
6 Main St, Haverstraw
947-1220
Delicious specialty candies and chocolates.
www.lucascandies.com

REC Restaurant Supply
37 New Main St., Haverstraw
429-5391
New and used commercial restaurant equipment and supplies for the foodie in your life.
recsupplyco.com

GARNERVILLE

Zugibe Hardware
68 W Railroad Ave., Garnerville
859-9262
Full range of hardware products window repair, painting supplies, key duplication, etc.

TAPPAN

118 Main Boutique
118 Main St., Tappan
359-8488
118 Main specializes in unique clothing and ethically-sourced fashion accessories for women, jewelry and home goods, organic bath and body products, children’s toys and books, and one-of-a-kind gifts.
www.118main.com

BLAUVELT

Bloomingdeals Blauvelt
580 NY 303, Blauvelt
848-2073
Find clothing, furniture, books, jewelry, home decor and more! All proceeds from Bloomingdeals! Resale and Bloomingdeals Consignment Emporium support the Hudson Valley SPCA-protecting and defending neglected and abused animals throughout the Hudson Valley.
www.bloomingdealsresale.com

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