Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site Sundays at 6:00 pm at the Visitor Center 129 Schoharie Street, Fort Hunter Six evenings of summer stories for audiences of all ages

2011 Programs

July 31	Jim Hawkins An Evening of Eamon Kelly Stories
August 7	Diane Edgecomb The Salmon of Wisdom: True tales of mysterious encounters along California's Pacific Coast
August 14	Jeannine Laverty Caution: This is a Working Farm
August 21	Kim Weitkamp Penny Candy Love: Humorous stories about life and the people you meet along the way
August 28	Bil Lepp Warning Lights: Bright Ideas Gone Bad
September 11	Jo Radner Pioneers, Inventors, and Ordinary Folks: Stories of Yankee Ingenuity

Click here to read about the 2010 programs. Click here to read about the 2009 programs. Click here to read about the 2008 programs.

Bring lawn chairs. Rain or shine. Refreshments provided by Friends of Schoharie Crossing.

No cost, although donations are encouraged.

The Visitor Center exhibit traces the history of the Erie Canal and its impact on the growth of New York State and the nation.

Directions to the Visitor Center: Take exit 27, N.Y.S. Thruway, Amsterdam. Go west on route 5S about 4.5 miles. Turn right on Main Street, toward Fort Hunter, then turn left onto Railroad Street. Follow Railroad Street around to the right, when it becomes Schoharie Street. The Visitor Center, 129 Schoharie Street, is on the right.

Sponsored by the Friends of Schoharie Crossing. Co-Sponsored by Stewart’s Shops, the Garden Bug, and the Fort Hunter Free Library. Made possible, in part, with public funds from the Decentralization Program of the New York State Council on the Arts administrated through the Tri-County Arts Council.

For more information, contact Janice Fontanella, Manager, at (518) 829-7516

Not Just for Kids Storytelling is a charter member of the Hudson Valley Storytelling Alliance.

This web site is sponsored by the Friends of Schoharie Crossing.