Additional attractions for 2010:

-Dance, dance, and more dance! – Chiku Awali [African Dance], Eseohe Arhebamen/ Edoheart [experimental dance performance], Vangeline Theater [Butoh], Emma Cotter [Rettocamme Dance Troupe]                               

- GAGA Creekside - Nature Walk and Sculpture Trail.    Including Ted’s Giant Head, the largest Stonehead ever made by nationally recognized ’outsider artist’ Ted Ludwiczak.

- Indonesian “Monkey Chant” – Traditional costumed Indonesian performers plus 100 or more participants transform the Creekside circle into an outdoor theater.

- Singer\Songwriters Showcase. Talented musicians young and old will perform throughout the weekend

- Huge Student Art Show from schools across Rockland County.

- Children’s Workshops in art and dance.

Getting here:

From the GW Bridge, NYC, and New Jersey:

Palisades Parkway North to exit 13 -  Left off ramp onto Thiells Mt. Ivy Rd. - Right on Suffern  Lane  - 2 miles Suffern Lane becomes W. Railroad Ave. - Complex on the right.

From the Tappan Zee Bridge, NYC, Westchester and Connecticut:

NY Thruway  [87] to Palisades Parkway North - Palisades Parkway to exit 13 -  Left off ramp onto Thiells Mt. Ivy Rd. - Right on Suffern  Lane  - 2 miles Suffern Lane becomes W. Railroad Ave. - Complex on the right.

From within Rockland County:

Rt. 9W to Haverstraw - From Nyack and south take left on W. Railroad Ave. [1^st traffic light past Samsondale Plaza Mall] - From Stony Point and north, take a right on W. Railroad Ave.  [1^st traffic light past Helen Hayes Hosp.] - Complex is 1Μ mile on left.

Public Transportation: Buses depart from NYC to W. Haverstraw on a regular basis.