Hi all,
Hope you're enjoying this unpredictable spring weather—either cold and rainy or suddenly summer. Maybe the official season change next week will bring balance!
Wishing everyone a meaningful Juneteenth this Thursday (Village Hall will be closed). A great way to observe is by joining the Nyack NAACP’s Juneteenth events, starting at 10 AM at the Farmer’s Market and ending with a 3 PM rededication of the Bench by the Road at Memorial Park. Full schedule below.
Upcoming Events:
- Friday: Edward Hopper House opens a new exhibit featuring Tomokazu Matsuyama’s Morning Sun. More information here.
- Saturday:
• Flower Market returns to Easter Square, 10AM–2PM
• Perry Lawson Fine Art hosts an “Artist Talk” with Kahori Kamiya for her solo show Sacred Threads. Details: perrylawsonfineart.com
Updates:
1. Plaza Fire Relief
We’re still seeking 6-month housing for families displaced by the Plaza Fire. If you know of affordable options, please email me: joerand@nyack.gov
2. Support for Families
Donate directly.
Buy a $20 “Nyack Strong” t-shirt ($10 goes to families)
3. NY Forward Grant Process
The second Local Planning Committee meeting had great turnout. Even if you missed it, you can still participate:
4. Summer Event Guide
The printed Summer Events Guide is out now in local businesses and Village Hall. It lists 100+ events—parades, art shows, concerts, and more—from now through Labor Day.
5. Memorial Park Improvements
We’re upgrading the shoreline path from the fishing pier to the pedestrian bridge—and we want your input!
📝 Take the Shoreline Survey Now
Thanks, and enjoy the week ahead!
—Joe
🛑 Village Services Update:
- DPW & Village Hall will be closed in observance of the holiday.
- 🗑️ Trash pickup will be delayed to Friday, June 20th.
- ♻️ Recycling pickup remains on Thursday schedule.
🗓️ Upcoming Village Meetings & Events
📌 Wednesday, June 18
Nyack Water Board Meeting
🕖 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM
📍 Village Hall
📌 Wednesday, June 18
Architectural Review Board Meeting
🕖 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
📍 Village Hall
You can contact us at (845) 358-0548, or visit www.Nyack.gov.
