Spring is in full bloom in the Hudson Valley and the weekends are bursting with Tulip bulbs and BBQs.

This Sunday, May 3, from 1:00 to 5:00 check out the FREE Poughkeepsie Community Day at Greenvale Park.

Featuring:

• Touch-a-Truck
• Bouncy Houses
• Community organizations giving out info and free stuff
• Shuttles to get you around the event.
• Food Trucks with FREE treats for Moms, Vets, and kids 12 and under
• FREE Face painting (1:30-3:30)
• Music and more!

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• The Hudson Valley Fair kicked off April 29 and runs until Sunday May 3 at the Heritage Financial Park.

• The Hudson Children’s Book Festival, free, public event offering families meet and greets with world-class creators of books for children of all ages. May 2 from 10 am to 3 p.m at Columbia-Greene Community College.

  Kelder's Farm is hosting their 4th annual Hudson Valley Tulip Festival with more than 800,000 blooms! A little further, but worth the trip, The Waterdrinker Family Farm Long Island Tulip Festival can be enjoyed at TWO locations.

• The Beacon Farmer's Market is open EVERY Sunday at 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 223 Main Street, Beacon. Or stop by Denning's Point Distillery for a historical lesson with a twist! "The Revolution Comes to the Big Apple: The Battle of New York, 1776" is the theme for this round of Cannons & Cocktails! - "an evening of spirited discussion, bold history, and craft cocktails."
• In honor of the Kentucky Derby kicking off this weekend you can make YOUR OWN fascinator at with a Workshop at Staatsburgh State Historic Site.
• Want to get involved in the community spring cleaning efforts? Don't miss your chance to make a difference in the Hudson River May 2 for the Annual Riverkeeper Sweep.