Games

Halloween is quickly approaching and there are some fun Halloween events in Oneonta on the way, starting this weekend to mark on your calendar for family fun:

I love it when fun and a good cause come together and that is certainly the case with the "Pumpkins-in-the-Park" event this Saturday, October 19th in the upper level of Wilber Park in Oneonta, NY (park in lower level).  I have enjoyed this family fundraiser many times with my kids and highly recommend it for very inexpensive Fall family fun.

An annual favorite event that my family and I greatly enjoy is the "Taste of the Catskills Festival" at Maple Shade Farm in Delhi, NY.  It's coming up this Saturday and Sunday, October 12th and 13th starting at 10am each day.  The best part is that the focus of the event is on featuring great local entertainment, products, services, and of course my favorite, food!

If fine art, crafts, music, food, and games sound appealing to you, then the 11th Annual City of the Hills Arts Festival is right up your alley.

I'm not a dog owner, but if I were, I'm sure I would get a big kick out of dressing it up and bringing it to the Heart of the Catskills Humane Society's annual "Woofs & Wags Dog Walk Howl-o-ween" on September 14th from 11:30am to 2pm at American Legion Field in Delhi, NY. ...

My family was very into playing games as an amusement when I was a kid.  We had a huge cabinet filled with games of every kind but there were a few that were my favorites and were taken out regularly:

Get your fingers ready to fly, it's "Video Games Day" today to appreciate just how far the video industry has come over the years.  As a kid I played Intellivision and Atari, very rudimentary games compared to today's technology.

So it's raining again and your kids are bored and don't know what to do.  Here's help with inspired ideas for anyone to have fun in the rain.

Get ready for the 21st Annual Hometown 4th of July Celebration in Neahwa Park, Oneonta.  This Townsquare Media and First Night Oneonta event is chuck full of fun for the whole family.

This morning Eric and I were reading a message on Facebook.  Our faces must have looked troubled as we could not decide what the acronym meant.  After struggling with it, we turned to Dan The Man for the answer.  If a picture can say a thousand words, then Dan's face could have spoken volumes.