Please find the most up to date notices from the Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson.
ATTN: CORNWALL-ON-HUDSON RESIDENTS AND GUESTS:
This upcoming weekend: Saturday, October 18, 2025 & Sunday, October 19, 2025, there will be separate events that will be taking place within the Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson that will affect both vehicular/ pedestrian traffic:
APPLE TIME FAIR: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2025 FROM 9:00am till 2:00 pm.
The Cornwall Presbyterian Church, 222 Hudson Street, Cornwall-on-Hudson, N.Y., will be holding its’ annual, Apple Time Fair, at the Church. Cornwall-on-Hudson PD officers will be assisting with both vehicular/ pedestrian traffic in front of the Church during the event.
VILLAGE WIDE YARD SALE: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2025, FROM 9:00AM till 4:00PM.
The annual, Village Wide Yard Sale, will be taking place throughout the Village. Please be aware of the increase in both vehicular/ pedestrian traffic in the Village.
ANNUAL COLOR BASH RUN: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2025, FROM APPROXIMATELY 1:50PM till 3:00PM.
The annual, Color Bash Run, sponsored by the Cornwall Youth Committee, will be taking place beginning and ending at Donahue Farm, #42 Bayview Avenue, Cornwall-on-Hudson, N.Y.
PLEASE NOTE: DUE TO THE EVENT, SEVERAL ROADS INTERSECTING WITH HUDSON STREET, WILL BE TEMPORARY CLOSED TO TRAFFIC WITH EITHER TRAFFIC BARRICADES OR POLICE OFFICERS FOR THE SAFETY OF THE RUNNERS FROM APPROXIMATELY 1:45PM TILL APPROXIMATELY 3:00PM:
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND!!!
Chief Steven E. Dixon
V/ Cornwall-on-Hudson PD
Dear Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson residents,
This Saturday evening, June 15th, the Cornwall-on-Hudson Special Events committee will be featuring the hit Broadway spectacular, “Hamilton,” as their first 2024 “Movies on the Hudson” offering at Donahue Memorial Park. This will also serve as a fundraiser for the Cornwall Independence Day committee. Attendees will have opportunities to help effort by taking advantage of various culinary offerings, as well as available adult libations. The production will be shown on our 30’ screen shortly after dark. But come early to park and secure a good seat.
HUGE shout-out and debt of gratitude to the two plank holders of Cornwall-on-Hudson Special Events, Mike Trainor and Dominic Cordisco. Their vision and “elbow grease” have served as the margin of victory for so many fun events since the committee’s humble beginnings in 2016. This year’s committee includes Regina Shaver, Lori Beth Paliotta, Buffy Heldt, Sarah Creagan, Sally Hildebrand, and Tiffany Gagliano. We all recognize the names of these tremendous volunteers. Without Mike and Dominic and this next generation of visionaries and dedicated and committed volunteers, there would be no spectacular events for all of us to enjoy in our wonderful village. We’d be remiss in failing to mention the Sherpa-like work of Charlie Quinn, Sr. (and Jr.), Tommy Trainor and the inestimable volunteer, Drew Quimby. These guys make it happen.
Mark your calendars as upcoming events include: Cornwall Youth Committee (CYC) sponsored “Barbie” movie event at Donahue Memorial Park (DMP) on July 5th, a Jimmy Buffet tribute concert on August 24th (also at DMP), the Donahue Farm Oktoberfest Movie and Music event on September 21st, the October 5th CYC-sponsored Color Bash Run (held in both Village and Town), the Halloween-themed movie event on October 26th at the SKE2 firehouse, and the annual New Year’s Eve Ball Drop event in Village Square at midnight (with the Junior Ball Drop to be held at 6:00 p.m.). Lots to look forward to due to our incredible volunteer cadre.
Hope we see you on Saturday evening for “Hamilton,” along with some historic 16mm video footage of Cornwall’s Fourth of July parades from bygone eras. You won’t want to miss that or the film “intro” featuring two of your favorite local D-List actors. You might recognize them.
On behalf of your Village Board,
James A. “Jimmy” Gagliano
Mayor
October 15, 2021
Dear Cornwall-on-Hudson residents, neighbors, and friends:
Tons of exciting events happening this weekend. Let me give you a quick rundown:
This Saturday morning (October 16th between 9:00am - 1:00pm) at Dock Hill Creek along Dock Hill Road, “Trees for Tribs” is teaming up with the Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson to plant 60 trees and remove invasive species in and around Dock Hill Creek. If interested in participating, please meet at Pagenstecher Park at 8:59:59am. Please be prepared with gloves, sturdy shoes etc. and bring a shovel, pick axe or pruning shears, if able. Event will follow Orange County DOH COVID guidelines. If you are interested in volunteering for this effort or would like more event details, please contact the Cornwall Riverfront Committee at cornwallriverfront@gmail.com.
Also, this Saturday, between 9:00am and 4:00pm, Cornwall-on-Hudson will hold its annual Village-wide yard sale. Please register beforehand at (845) 534-9367.
The Cornwall Special Events Committee announces RAIN DATE RESCHEDULING: Beetlejuice will now be showing on Sunday due to the wind and rain forecast for tomorrow.
Details: Beetlejuice this Sunday, October 17 at Donahue Farm, 42 Bay View Avenue, Cornwall on Hudson. Music and food with the Farmhouse Market Food Truck from about 5pm on. Halloween Costume Contest with prizes at 5:30. Movie starts around 6pm. Walk if you can - parking is limited.
Special note: Village DPW curbside bulk pickup scheduled for Monday, October 18th.
October Village Board business meeting will be Monday, October 18th, at 7:00pm.
Have a wonderful weekend, all.
On behalf of the Village Board,
Dear Greater Cornwall Area residents, visitors, and friends,
Big doings this weekend around these parts. Thanks to the Town of Cornwall Recreation Department, the Cornwall Youth Committee, and the Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson Special Events Committee, we have a special slate of activities that include the entire family.
This Saturday, October 5th, starting at 4:30 p.m., the Town of Cornwall Recreation Department, in concert with the Cornwall Youth Committee, will sponsor the second annual Cornwall Color Bash one-mile run. Location is the Donahue Farm Property at 42 Bayview Avenue in the Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson. There is ZERO cost to participate. The route will take you from farm property up Hudson Street, around the bandstand in Village Square, and back to the farm. Volunteers will help out along the way to provide “color” to all the runners. There will be food available from a number of local vendors, a DJ, and live music provided by the Frozen Peaz. You can pre-register for the run via your cellphone scanning of the QR code on the event flyer.
Please stick around for the Cornwall-on-Hudson Special Events Committee’s outdoor showing of the Barbie movie. Original scheduled date was postponed due to inclement weather. This will be our penultimate outdoor movie experience offering of year. Movie begins around 6:30 p.m.
Census deadline changed yet again
So the deadline for Census 2020 returned to its original date, October 31, only to be changed again to October 15. The Census Bureau honored an October 15 postmark as long as it was received by today, October 22.
As of September 25, the village had reached a 73% response rate. The village will provide a final response rate when it becomes available.
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Link to NYForward
The Seneca Chief is set to dock at the Cornwall Yacht Club in Cornwall-on-Hudson on Thursday, October 23, 2025.
“When the Seneca Chief reaches a port, the public can experience free, family-friendly activities that bring canal history to life. While docked, the vessel becomes a floating museum that allows you to step aboard to explore recreated cabins, view historical artifacts, and engage with interactive exhibits that illuminate the canal’s cultural, economic, and environmental significance - including the contributions of Indigenous communities. On shore, the Buffalo Maritime Center will host special events, educational programs, and hands-on wooden boatbuilding activities for all ages.”
The Buffalo Maritime Center’s Erie Canal Boat Seneca Chief departed Buffalo, NY on September 24th, embarking on a statewide Bicentennial Voyage that invites the public to commemorate the Erie Canal’s enduring legacy. Learn more by visiting @buffalomaritimecenter on Facebook or https://buffalomaritimecenter.org/bicentennial-voyage/