Rockland Calendar Highlights: Activities for Kids and Families - February 2010
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Fiddle Me This
You don't have to be Irish to enjoy Irish music. And you don't have to wait for St. Patrick's Day. Premier Irish-American fiddler Brian Conway brings his dynamic fiddle playing to the Suffern Free Library for a FREE performance. Conway has been called one of the best fiddlers of his generation and has performed throughout North America, Ireland, and Europe. So get up, dance, and have a good time. February 28 at 1:30pm. In the Large Meeting Room, 210 Lafayette Avenue, Suffern. 845-357-1237. www.suffernfreelibrary.org.
Paper, Scissors, Paint
Hopper House Art Center now offers drop-in art classes each Tuesday afternoon for children ages 8-13. At the After School Art Club for Kids, children can bring their own sketchpad or borrow materials from the Center. Guest artists will offer tips and ideas to help students with their projects. Attendance is open and does not require weekly registration. 4-5pm. $5. Hopper House Art Center, 82 North Broadway, Nyack. 845-358-0774. www.hopperhouse.org.
Vie with Your Video
High school students are invited to compete in Rockland Community College's RCC-TV Annual Video Festival. Videos from 60 seconds to 12 minutes in length will be judged in the following categories: short film, music video, animation, comedy, news story, PSA (public service announcement), commercial, and movie trailer. The judges are former SUNY Rockland students now working in the media industry. Videos must be submitted by March 24; winners will be announced in April. Student winners receive a $50 Apple gift card. For information, contact Janice T. Goldstein at 845-574-4429 or [email protected]. See www.videofestival.tk for details or visit the Multi-Media Production Center in Room 8330, Technology Center.