The 2019 Kids' Art Show at the Pine Hill Community Center


Go see
The First Annual  Kids' Art Show is up and, simply put, WONDERFUL! The works in the show are the products of the After-School Program and the Summer program.
Each work is unique and demonstrates the range of thinking that each presents.
The After-School Program is moderated by Francesca Warnes.

Charlene
McLaughlin-Eisenkraft
and Howard Harrison
present photo works
Picture
Photos by Charlene McLaughlin-Eisenkraft
WEEKLY AT THE
PINE HILL COMMUNITY CENTER
Coffee and hot chocolate available everyday

WEEKLY SCHEDULE
Monday
Muffin Mondays
Freshly baked homemade muffins with your coffee
Provided by Maeve's Place

Gentle Yoga
With Kathy Carey
A fun class, lightly paced
9 am - 10 am
$5/class

Monkey See Monkey Do
With Patti Rudge
Exercise while seated in a chair, imitate
the movements of Patti and get a great workout
10:30 am - 11:30 am
No Fee

Home School Meet Up
Come meet other home school families
Open Rec, Public Computers
Study Space and a Kitchen
11 am - 1 pm

Learn To Meditate
Join in an hour of mindfulness - awareness practice
Alternating periods of sitting and walking meditation
Ongoing instruction is available
First-timers are always welcome
5:30 pm - 6:30 pm
No Fee
(Some cushions are provided)

Tuesday
Monkey See Monkey Do
With Patti Rudge
Exercise while seated in a chair, imitate
the movements of Patti and get a great workout
10:30 am - 11:30 am
No Fee

Building Your Family Tree (No Class This Week due to Cabaradio Meeting)
With Moe Lemire
Learn the tips and tools available to research and build your family tree
Bring a laptop computer if you own one
2 pm - 3 pm
No Fee

Yoga
With Pamela Martin
To build strength
5 pm - 6 pm 
$5/class

Scrabble Night
Bring snacks to share starts 7 pm
All welcome
No Fee

Wednesday
Power Yoga
With Pamela Martin
Emphasis on strength
10 am - 11 am
$10/class

Social Circle
Good conversation starts 1 pm
All Welcome

Swing Dance Returns
May 10
With Nanci Panuccio
Come dance and learn new dance techniques
An assortments of styles taught
$10/class

Thursday
Tai Chi Class
With Celeste Graves
Unify the mind, body, spirit
9 am - 10:15 am
$5/class
 New: 6- week Beginners Tai Chi wth Qigong

Thursdays 10:30 am - 11:30 am
All ages and levels of fitness and/or Tai Chi experience are welcome
$5/ class or get the pre-pay discount of $25 for 6 classes

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    By appointment at 317 Main Street.
Call or text to arrange a visit  646-732-0806
tonyjmwd@gmail.com
www.tonyjannetti.com

Maeve's Place Opens for Breakfast
and Lunch
7am-2pm daily!

A Pine Hill Arms Addition Arrives -
a long needed breakfast-lunch place returns to Main Street in Pine Hill.  Lots of  good stuff to eat and a very congenial place to sit, read, chat with guests as well as locals. Eva who operates Maeve's with help from Sandy and Audrey (and Maeve!) is becoming a great success!

Patricia Rudge conducts an exercise class called "Monkey See" at the Community Center Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays 10:30-11:30.  Most of these exercises are executed while sitting, but they can be challenging. The best part is, you work to your ability. The results are immediate and thoroughly gratifying. Well recommended.
Picture
Harriet, Patti and Susan after a recent class.
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Friday
Gentle Yoga
With Kathy Carey
A fun, lightly paced class
9 am - 10 am
$5/class

Monkey See Monkey Do 
With Patti Rudge
Exercise while seated in a chair imitate
the movements of Patti and get a great workout
10:30 am - 11:30 am
No Fee

Saturday
Coffee's Ready w/Polly
Weekly baked goodies + good conversation
10 am
Open Recreation
Pool table, Foosball and Ping Pong
4 pm - 7 pm

Sunday  Funday
Open Recreation
Pool Table, Foosball and Ping Pong
11 am - 3 pm

We are looking to set up a Pool (Billiards) night or afternoon as
well as a Poker (non-gambling) night. If interested email us at 
info@pinehillcommunitycenter.org

317 was once the hamlet center, with the post office
and general store, a hardware-and-paint store.
In the 1930's it became a vegetable store; after that,
'Frieda's' or 'the old liquor store.'
In 1956, after a truck lost its brakes and crashed into
the front of the building, the front porch disappeared
and the Bonnieview shed was added.

PINE HILL
COMMUNITY CENTER
Serving the people
of the central Catskills--
Celebrating what we have,
responding to what we need -
TOGETHER!

info@pinehillcommunitycenter.org
www.pinehillcommunitycenter.org

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