
Kids & Family
Dance, sing, and jam out on Father's Day Weekend!
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A captivating large-scale environmental puppet performance that blends visual storytelling with live music. Founded in 1982 by Marlena Marallo and Patrick Wadden, Arm of the Sea uses original works of mask and puppet theater to inspire insight and uplift communities.
Their performances explore the deep connection between humans and the life-support networks of our blue-ocean planet, reminding us of our shared responsibility to protect the environment.
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A tribute to the traditional Clearwater Festival, the Circle of Song features all-day folk music performances in a cozy tent by the river. Experience the rich sounds of acoustic music as artists come together to celebrate the spirit of community and environmental activism that Pete and Toshi Seeger championed.
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The Rock and Roll Playhouse is the largest national kid-friendly live concert series having performed to hundreds of thousands of kids and their families. It has hosted over 1,000 shows in more than 35 leading live music venues across the United States, filling the void for shared musical experiences between parents and children across the country.
Performing songs created by the most iconic musicians in rock history, The Rock and Roll Playhouse band offers its core audience of families with children aged 1-7, games, movement, stories and most importantly an opportunity to rock out. It allows parents to enjoy the music they love while little fans are encouraged to explore their creativity and have fun!
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Watch a breathtaking flotilla of boats, floating together in the Hudson River. A vibrant procession of puppets will emerge from the boats. This procession will create a stunning visual display as the boats move in harmony, celebrating the river and the art of puppetry in a truly magical way.
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Boat-building workshops, peaceful kayak and canoe journeys on the water. A chance to connect with nature and community.
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The Riverkeeper Fish Migration Celebration highlights the awe-inspiring annual fish migration up the Hudson River, blending art and community engagement with Riverkeeper’s mission to protect the river and its life.
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Hands-on boat and kayak training that offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature, build skills, and foster a sense of community.
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Talented musicians bringing their performances to life as they stroll throughout the site, creating an immersive and dynamic musical experience.
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A whimsical, all-day performance featuring captivating entertainers who wander the entire site, delighting attendees with spontaneous acts and unforgettable moments of humor, artistry, and charm.
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River, Sky and Land: Driftwood River Sculptures
Enjoy working with driftwood, sand, paint, and wire to make a 3-D Hudson River habitat sculpture with Strawtown Studio artists and teens. Through this art & science activity you’ll be invited to connect with the river’s aquatic, terrestrial and aerial life. While making your artwork you will learn about the river as the home for migratory fish and bird species. Join us and make a river keepsake for your home! For all ages.
For twenty years Strawtown Studio has been engaging children and families in learning about the Hudson River and our local nature through community arts workshops!
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The Hudson Valley Birth Network is proud to sponsor the Baby Care Cabana, conveniently located next to the medical tent. This welcoming space offers a private and comfortable area for parents to relax, nurse, and change their babies during the festival.