What a difference a day makes, and not necessarily in a good way. Have spent almost the entire week in short sleeve shirts and shorts here in downtown Mountaindale...last night leaving Nadia's in Hurleyville, you could feel a decidedly brisk tinge in the air and this morning it is down right nippy out. Weather wise, look for a very windy and wet week and if the temperatures were to plummet a bit more, would not rule out a SNOW STORM!
Speaking of Nadias and Hurleyville a couple of things to share...the Hawaiian Luau last night at Nadia's was a HUGE SUCCESS...Deb is a very gifted vocalist, almost everyone has dressed for the occasion, and the buffet was even better than it always is with some great Luau themed entrees. More on this...including pictures later today or tomorrow. Also, please do not forget...next Saturday and Sunday the Sullivan County Museum in Hurleyville is playing host to a Vaudeville Production that will take you back to the Catskills in the Roaring 20s...seating for this wonderful is limited, so get your tickets early
“Vaudeville in the Catskills” is an Historical and Hysterical Variety Show (celebrating the "Roaring 20's" and The Borscht Belt Boarding Houses).
Performances are scheduled for Saturday,March 31 at 7 pm and Sunday, April 1, 2012 at 2 pm
at the Sullivan County Museum, 265 Main St., Hurleyville, NY 12747
Suggested Donation - $15.00 includes hor d'oeuvres and desserts
Call SC Historical Society 845-434-8044 or
SC Dramatic Workshop 845-436-5336 for more information
The production is being sponsored by
The Sullivan County Historical Society
and The Sullivan County Dramatic Workshop
The Sullivan County Historical Society
and The Sullivan County Dramatic Workshop
and made possible, in part, with funds from the 2012 Decentralization Program,
administered by The Delaware Valley Arts Alliance
I have been doing some photography for the show, so have had a chance to get a SNEAK PEAK, and this is a show you do not want to miss. It really takes you for a walk back through the history of those hey days of the 1920s and the talent in the show is really incredible.
In other local news...the forsythia is in bloom, the county blanketed in places with a beautiful covering of bright yellow thickets grown wild over the decades. Saw my first bluebird while over in Rock Hill earlier in the week, so Spring is OFFICIALLY here...if there is any doubt, the robin scampering around in the grass outside my window plucking worms from the earth leaves no doubt of that fact.
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