Join the Narrowsburg Chamber of Commerce for our monthly Members Meeting on Wednesday, October 28 at 6 pm at the Blue Fox Motel. Members may also join remotely via Zoom.
Narrowsburg Farmers’ Market every Saturday (May - Oct) from 10am-1pm. Rain or Shine. Behind the Narrowsburg Union.
This screening is sponsored by Bar Veloce. Frequently cited as one of the greatest movies ever made (despite failing to win a single Oscar), this gritty tale of one man’s spiral through loneliness into something far darker is a defining depiction of 1970s NYC. DVAA presents Retro Cinema at the Tusten Theatre. The monthly series of Thursday Night flicks. In recognition of DVAA’s 50th Anniversary, this year’s movies were all released in 1976.
DVAA’s Annual ‘Art in Sixes’ small works group show kicks off with opening reception from 3-6 PM on Saturday, November 14. The show runs through December 23. Hundreds of original works of art — each no larger than 6″ in any dimension with nearly 200 artists.
DVAA’s Annual ‘Art in Sixes’ small works group show runs November 14 - December 23, 2026. Hundreds of original works of art — each no larger than 6″ in any dimension with nearly 200 artists.
Head to the Narrowsburg Farmers' Market (The Union, 7 Erie Ave, Narrowsburg, NY) for a special pre-holiday market—held rain, shine, or snow! Stock up on fresh, locally grown ingredients for your Thanksgiving feast, including seasonal vegetables, pasture-raised meats, artisan breads, cheeses, and baked goods directly from area farmers and producers. Please note the special winter hours for this event (11:00 AM to 1:00 PM). For more details, visit narrowsburgfarmersmarket.org.
Kick off the Halloween season at The Cochecton Pump House for their annual Monster Ball Halloween party. Come dressed in your best spooky attire for an evening of music, drinks, and festive fun. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased online or at the venue. For details and tickets, visit cochectonpumphouse.com.
DVAA’s 50th Anniversary re-staging of Our Town, directed by Greg Triggs, assembles a cast of talented local actors to bring Thornton Wilder’s 1938 Pulitzer-Prize winning play for four dates in October. The 1975 local production, which formed part of the Narrowsburg’s Bicentennial celebrations, lay the groundwork for DVAA’s founding in 1976. This ambitious re-staging will bring the community together once again to enjoy this classic celebration of small-town life. Tickets here.
Gather at Minisink Battleground Park (58 County Rd 168, Barryville, NY) to celebrate the unveiling of a brand-new statue honoring the local citizen-soldiers who fought in the 1779 Revolutionary War Battle of Minisink. The morning begins with coffee and light refreshments at 10:30 AM at the Benjamin Tusten Memorial Pavilion, followed by a short dedication ceremony at 11:00 AM and a guided history hike along the battleground trails led by Sullivan County Historian John Conway at 11:30 AM. This event is free and open to the public. For more information, visit sullivancatskills.com.
Narrowsburg Farmers’ Market every Saturday (May - Oct) from 10am-1pm. Rain or Shine. Behind the Narrowsburg Union.
Stop by the Narrowsburg Farmers Market for a bowl of soup and support the Narrowsburg Ecumenical Food Pantry in the process.
Don't throw it away. Bring it to the Tusten Repair Cafe on Saturday, October 24 at Tusten Town Hall, 210 Bridge Street in Narrowsburg, NY.
Stop by St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church (31 Erie Ave, Narrowsburg, NY) for a fall craft fair and yard sale. Browse a variety of handmade crafts, unique treasures, and second-hand items offered by church members and local vendors.
DVAA’s 50th Anniversary re-staging of Our Town, directed by Greg Triggs, assembles a cast of talented local actors to bring Thornton Wilder’s 1938 Pulitzer-Prize winning play for four dates in October. The 1975 local production, which formed part of the Narrowsburg’s Bicentennial celebrations, lay the groundwork for DVAA’s founding in 1976. This ambitious re-staging will bring the community together once again to enjoy this classic celebration of small-town life. Tickets here.
Tusten Social Kid Club — Wednesdays, 4:30–6 PM at The Commons, 90 Main Street, Narrowsburg. A free afterschool program for kids in grades 2–6 featuring creative projects led by Bethel Woods teaching artists, plus time to play, snack and hang out. Sullivan West bus drop-off available. Space is limited; register at hello@tustensocial.org
DVAA’s 50th Anniversary re-staging of Our Town, directed by Greg Triggs, assembles a cast of talented local actors to bring Thornton Wilder’s 1938 Pulitzer-Prize winning play for four dates in October. The 1975 local production, which formed part of the Narrowsburg’s Bicentennial celebrations, lay the groundwork for DVAA’s founding in 1976. This ambitious re-staging will bring the community together once again to enjoy this classic celebration of small-town life. Tickets here.
Narrowsburg Farmers’ Market every Saturday (May - Oct) from 10am-1pm. Rain or Shine. Behind the Narrowsburg Union.
MIKELPARIS of O.A.R. hits the stage at Big Eddy Brewing Co. for a free show. No tickets. No cover. Just come out, grab a beer, and enjoy.
DVAA’s 50th Anniversary re-staging of Our Town, directed by Greg Triggs, assembles a cast of talented local actors to bring Thornton Wilder’s 1938 Pulitzer-Prize winning play for four dates in October. The 1975 local production, which formed part of the Narrowsburg’s Bicentennial celebrations, lay the groundwork for DVAA’s founding in 1976. This ambitious re-staging will bring the community together once again to enjoy this classic celebration of small-town life. Tickets here.
Sages Sessions are biweekly gatherings of friends, neighbors, and residents 60+ every first and third Thursday of the month from 1:30-3:30 pm. Gather & meet for conversation and free refreshments at Delaware Valley Arts Alliance, Krause Recital Hall, 37 Main Street in Narrowsburg, NY. Organized by Tusten Social and Growing Older Together. For details contact hello@tustensocial.org.
Tusten Social Kid Club — Wednesdays, 4:30–6 PM at The Commons, 90 Main Street, Narrowsburg. A free afterschool program for kids in grades 2–6 featuring creative projects led by Bethel Woods teaching artists, plus time to play, snack and hang out. Sullivan West bus drop-off available. Space is limited; register at hello@tustensocial.org
Celebrate ten years of The Western with a special anniversary party opening the entire building and unveiling the restored Grand Ballroom with a ribbon cutting and champagne toast. The evening features line dancing led by Sarah East Johnson of Outta Line, a preview of Burlesque at The Western hosted by Miss Emma, and DJs throughout the night. Enjoy Roscoe beer tastings, craft cocktails, the Hatty Wagon custom hat bar, prizes for your Western best, a welcome drink, passed bites, and a champagne toast. Tables are available for the show. Tickets and more information are available via The Western.
Join artist Heidi Jensen for an artist talk about Landlooker, her exhibition on view in the Loft Gallery at Delaware Valley Arts Alliance through October 25. Jensen’s work explores logging culture, historical processes of extraction and colonization, and the aftermath of ecological devastation left in the wake of logging in the 19th and 20th centuries. The talk will take place in Krause Recital Hall on the second floor of DVAA, 37 Main St., Narrowsburg.
Welcome to Narrowsburg Logging Days, a free, family-friendly festival featuring the Dark Horse Lumberjack Shows on the Delaware River with the iconic Narrowsburg Bridge as a backdrop. Vendor market, music, baking contest, and more. Details here.
Narrowsburg Farmers’ Market every Saturday (May - Oct) from 10am-1pm. Rain or Shine. Behind the Narrowsburg Union.
Tusten Social Kid Club — Wednesdays, 4:30–6 PM at The Commons, 90 Main Street, Narrowsburg. A free afterschool program for kids in grades 2–6 featuring creative projects led by Bethel Woods teaching artists, plus time to play, snack and hang out. Sullivan West bus drop-off available. Space is limited; register at hello@tustensocial.org
Join the Tusten Historical Society and Frank Salvati for a discussion of Joseph Brant, who led Indigenous forces to victory in the Battle of Minisink. Discover his remarkable life and legacy. Free admission. Refreshments will be served.
Narrowsburg Farmers’ Market every Saturday (May - Oct) from 10am-1pm. Rain or Shine. Behind the Narrowsburg Union.
This screening is sponsored by Bar Veloce. Not everyone enjoys the prom. Directed by Brian De Palma, adapted from Stephen King’s classic novel and with career-defining performances by Sissy Spacek and Piper Laurie, this is one of the all-time greatest horror movies. DVAA presents Retro Cinema at the Tusten Theatre. The monthly series of Thursday Night flicks. In recognition of DVAA’s 50th Anniversary, this year’s movies were all released in 1976.
Sage Sessions are biweekly gatherings of friends, neighbors, and residents 60+ every first and third Thursday of the month from 1:30-3:30 pm. Gather & meet for conversation and free refreshments at Delaware Valley Arts Alliance, Krause Recital Hall, 37 Main Street in Narrowsburg, NY. Organized by Tusten Social and Growing Older Together. For details contact hello@tustensocial.org.
Tusten Social Kid Club — Wednesdays, 4:30–6 PM at The Commons, 90 Main Street, Narrowsburg. A free afterschool program for kids in grades 2–6 featuring creative projects led by Bethel Woods teaching artists, plus time to play, snack and hang out. Sullivan West bus drop-off available. Space is limited; register at hello@tustensocial.org
Alpaca Farm Days — September 26–27 at Buck Brook Alpacas. Enjoy half-price admission and gem mining all weekend during this special two-day event.
Narrowsburg Farmers’ Market every Saturday (May - Oct) from 10am-1pm. Rain or Shine. Behind the Narrowsburg Union.
The 15th Annual Big Eddy Film Festival takes place September 24 - 27 in Narrowsburg, NY. Enjoy thought-provoking panel discussions, powerful documentaries, and tons of local films. Details here.
Tusten Social Kid Club — Wednesdays beginning September 23, 4:30–6 PM at The Commons, 90 Main Street, Narrowsburg. A free afterschool program for kids in grades 2–6 featuring creative projects led by Bethel Woods teaching artists, plus time to play, snack and hang out. Sullivan West bus drop-off available. Space is limited; register at hello@tustensocial.org
Hamilton: An American Musical Screening — Saturday, September 19 at 7 PM at the Narrowsburg Union, 7 Erie Avenue, Narrowsburg. The Delaware Company presents a free community screening of Hamilton: An American Musical with light refreshments. RSVP required to jconway52@hotmail.com; please include your first and last name and number of seats needed.
