COME TO CALLICOON WHERE YOU WILL FIND ADVENTURE, SPORTS, HISTORY and WILDLIFE...
No matter which time of the year you are planning a trip, Callicoon has something
to offer.
Located on the banks of the Delaware River, Callicoon offers many water sport activities, such as kayaking, canoeing, rafting, tubing, swimming and fishing and eagle watching. There are many local NYS accesses along State Route 52, 17B and the Delaware River to fish or fly fish. There is also an abundance of wildlife to enjoy watching in the Delaware River Valley.
The Delaware Community Center has an activities program during the summer and swimming lessons as well. Additionally, the facility can be rented for private functions.
Enjoy magnificant sunrises, sunsets and Catskill fall foliage while walking, biking, hiking or driving on our beautiful back roads. Visit the local farmers markets to buy local wine, fresh cheeses and produce...perfect to pack and take along on one of your adventures.
If golfing is your way of relaxing there are 5 courses for you to enjoy around the area. There are also museums, eagle watching, flea markets, antiquing, art galleries, unique shops, music festivals and country festivals to enjoy. You can also take a driving tour and visit our local artisans and antique shops, trail maps are available.
In the evening, dine at one of Callicoon's many restaurants or pubs. Enjoy watching a movie at the charming 1940s full screen, dolby digital surround sound movie theater, or attend operettas and performances in the area.
We are located only 15 miles from Bethel Woods Center for the Arts,
Family Foundation School and French Woods Festival for the Performing Arts
Camp.
July 10 - 8 pm. Darren Wiseman
AND The Riff Kings.
July 17 - July 17, 12 to 5pm
A COUNTY AFFAIR
The first ever County Affair in Callicoon is a festive art themed fair featuring artist run activities, games, art, crafts, collectibles, an alpaca petting zoo, activities for kids, live entertainment, dance and music performances. Brought to you by the New Art Dealers Alliance and the Callicoon Creek Park Association.
July 31 - 8pm. Janet Burgan AND Barbeque Bob and the Spareribs.
August 21- 8pm. The Holy Cows AND The Dan Brother Band.
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Bethel Woods Center for the Arts
At the site of the Original 1969 Woodstock
Music Festival
200 Hurd Road, Bethel, NY
Phone: 1- 866-781-2922
info@bethelwoodslive.org
www.bethelwoodslive.org
Bethel Woods presents a variety of artists and performances, including classical, pop, rock and country. By providing artists with the opportunity to play and perform on one of music's most legendary grounds. Bethel Woods is committed to building its status as a must-see cultural destination for arts lovers from around the region, the country, and the world.
The Museum at Bethel Woods
An interpretation of the 1969 Woodstock Music & Arts Fair
200 Hurd Road, Bethel, NY
Phone: 1-866-781-2922
info@bethelwoodslive.org
www.bethelwoodslive.org
The museum will depict the social, political, generational, cultural and musical transformation of the 1960's and sets the stage for the 1969 Woodstock Music & Arts Fair. Dramatic audio visual technology, immersive interactives and a walking tour offers visitors the opportunity to experience the greatest of rock festivals. The museum and gift shop opens in late 2007.
Delaware Valley Arts Alliance Gallery (DVAA)
37 Main Street, Narrowsburg, NY 12764
Phone: (845) 252-7576
info@artsalliancesite.org
www.artsalliancesite.org
The Delaware Valley Art Alliance, the arts council for Sullivan County, provides services to artists and art groups, and sponsors community arts programs in all disciplines. The DVAA also manages the Tusten Theatre, another area attraction.
Fort Delaware
6615 St. Rt. 97
Narrowsburg, NY
Phone: (845) 252-6660
Off-season: (845) 794-3000 ext. 5002
Open Memorial Day through Labor Day
Experience the lifestyle of the Delaware Company pioneers who settled in Upper Delaware River Valley during 1754 through this reproduction of an early settlement.
Stone Arch Historical Bridge and Park
Crossing the Callicoon Creek in Kenoza Lake it is one of Sullivan County's most famous structures. Built in 1872, it is the last three arched stone bridge in the U.S. Nature trail, picnic areas, playground and restrooms.
Open 8am until dusk
State Route 52, Kenoza Lake, NY
