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VETS-ON-WATER KAYAK TRIP TO LAUNCH ON JUNE 12

2/28/2020

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The Hudson River Maritime Museum is excited to announce that the Hudson Valley Center for Veteran Reintegration (HVCVR) is taking a little trip! Led by two HVCVR board members, the group is expected to expand as all organizations and individuals are invited to join on the river, fly their banners, share their mission, support HVCVR, and show Veterans the many assets available to them!
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Depending on weather and water level conditions, the group will Kayak from either Lake Tear of the Clouds (identifies as the source of the Hudson River) or backpack until they hit the first navigable waterway, beginning on June 12.

The trip will conclude in Manhattan with a visit to Ground Zero, totaling approximately 315 miles upon conclusion. The goal is to cover 22 miles a day, but this will vary at certain stretches due to hazards, weather, tides, and geographic challenges.

The mission of this trip is twofold: first to bring awareness to the needs of the Veteran community, alternative therapeutic programs that help battle the fight against Veteran/active duty suicide, and mental health challenges and homelessness. Second, to help the HVCVR raise desperately needed funding to continue their programs by finding a permanent location that includes office space, classrooms, and workshop areas. 

HRMM and the HVCVR hope that many kayakers will join in on this adventure and help share this message of awareness! To learn more about the HVCVR, please visit hvcvr.org or Facebook.com/HVCVR.
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Exhibit Opening on Kingston’s First Saturday - Henry Hudson's Timeless River

2/24/2020

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​The Hudson River Maritime Museum will be hosting and exciting after hours’ exhibit opening to coincide with Kingston's First Saturday event on March 7, 2020, between 5PM and 7PM. Meet artist Raymond Curran at the opening of "Henry Hudson's Timeless River: An Artistic Journey Along Hudson's Route from New York Harbor to Albany,". This event is free and open to the public. Registration is not required.
 
This series of paintings start in New York Harbor and finish in Albany where Hudson began and ended his journey. The paintings are based on sketches and photographs mostly taken from a kayak or along the edges of the river. Each is accompanied with a brief account of Hudson’s journey, a description of the icons and some of the historical highlights.
 
Ray has had a successful career as a professional urban and environmental planner, designer, and teacher. He is a founding member and vice president of the Kingston Midtown Arts District in Kingston, and art has been an avocation and obsession throughout his life. More information about his paintings, gallery representation, studio hours, and current showings can be obtained through his website www.raycurran-artwork.com.
 
"Henry Hudson's Timeless River" will be on display at the Hudson River Maritime Museum from March 7 through April 19, 2020
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  • Visit
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    • Rondout Lighthouse
    • Docking
    • Visiting Vessels
  • Learn
    • Lecture Series
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      • Working Waterfronts
      • New Age of Sail
      • Warning Signs
      • Mary Powell
      • Rescuing the River
    • Online Exhibits
    • Speaking Engagements
  • Solaris Cruises
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    • Book A Charter
  • Wooden Boat School
    • Boat School
    • Youth Classes
    • Adult Classes
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    • Boats For Sale
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