And we are officially starting the first week of November. Please remember to turn your clocks back one hour on Sunday, November 5. This will give us a much-needed extra hour of daylight for the long …
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And we are officially starting the first week of November. Please remember to turn your clocks back one hour on Sunday, November 5. This will give us a much-needed extra hour of daylight for the long winter months that are coming.
I am starting to plan our Thanksgiving dinner this week, and I am so excited to host another year of fabulous food and drinks for our family. There is nothing better than the Thanksgiving Day parade on the television in the morning while you are preparing all the delicious treats.
There are numerous events happening in and around town, so mark your calendars for the following events.
“Sea Wall” and “The Catastrophist” are presented by River Rep Theater. The two short one-acts open on Friday, November 3.
River Rep presents an evening of acclaimed one-act plays about love and loss, family and fatherhood, memory and mortality. The theatre will offer an evening of acclaimed monologues, including Simon Stephens’ one-act “Sea Wall,” a powerful story about fatherhood and family, and about “the hole that grief can blast through a person’s center.” (New York Times).
Next is “The Catastrophist,” “a riveting meditation about life and death and the nature of viruses” (WTTW Chicago). It’s by Lauren Gunderson, “the most produced playwright in America.” (American Theater Magazine).
Performances will take place on Fridays and Saturdays, November 3, 4, 10 and 11 at 7 p.m., and on Sundays, November 5 and 12, at 2 p.m. All performances are at the Delaware Valley Opera Center (DVOC), 6692 Rte. 52, Lake Huntington, NY. Visit the DVOC website, www.delawarevalleyopera.com/index.php, for more information and to purchase tickets.
A Community Health and Wellness class is taking place at the Lake Huntington Fire House every Saturday at 10 a.m. Elevate your morning with purpose and vitality as you embark on a transformative journey tailored for all levels.
Here’s what to expect:
Warm radiant-heated floors and climate control for your comfort.
Ample parking and clean, large public restrooms.
Optional private wellness checks by certified emergency medical providers.
Mindful breathwork and gentle movements to alleviate stress and enhance flexibility.
A warm, inviting space to connect with others in our community.
Complimentary coffee, tea and homemade snacks for a delightful indulgence.
Donations are accepted to support their community initiatives.
Immerse yourself in this serene and inclusive environment, where you can nurture your body, rejuvenate your mind, and start your day feeling revitalized.
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced practitioner, this class empowers you to face life’s challenges with grace. For more information, visit www.reflectivewaves.com/wellnessschedule.
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