Learn the basics of writing film and TV structure, sharpen dialogue, craft amazing characters, find your voice, understand tone vs. theme, end up loving Outlines and Directors Statements as writing tools to keep you focused. By the end of six weeks, you’ll have a short script or outline. Study Short Film screenwriting with local, upstate WGAE screenwriter, ScreenCraft Fellowship, Athena Writers Lab Fellow and AMC Nominee, NBC TV Writers Lab FInalist, and NYFA grant winner, A.C. Cole.

Bring any craft that fits in your lap and join our circle for an evening of creativity and connection. Whether you knit, crochet, sketch, bead, embroider, or simply enjoy working with your hands, this is a space to make progress on your projects while sharing ideas and inspiration with others.

Celebrate the holiday season with a sweet and festive community event hosted by HudsonDOTS and The Cakery! This free, family-friendly workshop invites children and families to learn how to make holiday cookies and alcohol-free coquito—a creamy, traditional Puerto Rican beverage.

Bring any craft that fits in your lap and join our circle for an evening of creativity and connection. Whether you knit, crochet, sketch, bead, embroider, or simply enjoy working with your hands, this is a space to make progress on your projects while sharing ideas and inspiration with others.

This women's circle, open to female-identifying and non-binary individuals, will be led by Nancy Maurice Rogers and other creatives in the field of arts. Through discussions and dialogues, we will delve into exploring creative processes and recognize the diverse area creativity has in our lives today and that which holds potential for future explorations in our lives.

Join Hudson Baroque for an informal lecture-recital exploring Antonio Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, one of the most well-known works in the Western musical canon. This famous piece is a shining example of programmatic music—music that paints a picture, tells a story, or conveys a specific idea. In each of the four concertos, Vivaldi uses musical themes and melodic representations to depict the weather, wildlife, and emotions of each season.

Learn the basics of writing film and TV structure, sharpen dialogue, craft amazing characters, find your voice, understand tone vs. theme, end up loving Outlines and Directors Statements as writing tools to keep you focused. By the end of six weeks, you’ll have a short script or outline. Study Short Film screenwriting with local, upstate WGAE screenwriter, ScreenCraft Fellowship, Athena Writers Lab Fellow and AMC Nominee, NBC TV Writers Lab FInalist, and NYFA grant winner, A.C. Cole.

Join us every Wednesday from 4–7 PM through Thanksgiving for the Wednesday Farm Market at The Spark of Hudson, hosted in partnership with Common Hands Farm CSA.

Bring any craft that fits in your lap and join our circle for an evening of creativity and connection. Whether you knit, crochet, sketch, bead, embroider, or simply enjoy working with your hands, this is a space to make progress on your projects while sharing ideas and inspiration with others.

Public speaking is one of the most powerful tools for influence — yet for many, it’s also one of the most intimidating. Speak Up: Mastering the Modern Presentation is a workshop designed to help you find your voice, own your message, and connect with your audience with confidence. Whether you’re presenting to clients, leading a team, or pitching an idea, this session will give you practical techniques to communicate with clarity and presence.

We’re excited to launch the very first Spark of Hudson Book Club! Once a month, we’ll gather in our cozy library to read, reflect, and connect with one another.

Learn the basics of writing film and TV structure, sharpen dialogue, craft amazing characters, find your voice, understand tone vs. theme, end up loving Outlines and Directors Statements as writing tools to keep you focused. By the end of six weeks, you’ll have a short script or outline. Study Short Film screenwriting with local, upstate WGAE screenwriter, ScreenCraft Fellowship, Athena Writers Lab Fellow and AMC Nominee, NBC TV Writers Lab FInalist, and NYFA grant winner, A.C. Cole.

Join us every Wednesday from 4–7 PM through Thanksgiving for the Wednesday Farm Market at The Spark of Hudson, hosted in partnership with Common Hands Farm CSA.

Bring any craft that fits in your lap and join our circle for an evening of creativity and connection. Whether you knit, crochet, sketch, bead, embroider, or simply enjoy working with your hands, this is a space to make progress on your projects while sharing ideas and inspiration with others.

Both Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and Section 504 Plans are essential in fostering an inclusive educational atmosphere where every student can thrive. They demonstrate a dedication to diversity and equity within the educational system. By recognizing and addressing the distinct needs of each student, educators can support their development, empowering them to reach their full potential and achieve future success.

The Family Resource Centers of Columbia County is proud to offer free community birthing classes in partnership with Abby Larsen of Hudson Doula Care and The Spark of Hudson. These monthly sessions provide expecting families with practical tools, hands-on learning, and supportive guidance to help prepare for labor, birth, and the early days of parenting.

Join us at The Spark of Hudson Saturday, November 8th at 6pm for the launch of Town & Country with author Brian Schaefer, moderated by Mat Zucker.

A “big-hearted and true” (Andrew Sean Greer, Pulitzer Prize winner) debut novel set in a small rural town amid a congressional race that forces the candidates, their families, and a clique of gay second homeowners to confront lies, betrayals and shifting allegiances.

In this two-hour hands-on workshop, we’ll start by briefly covering the history of cyanotypes, the chemistry involved in making prints, and some of the ways contemporary artists are using this alternative photographic process. Then we’ll dive into making our own blue-toned prints! We will go over safety procedures, mix the solutions, and coat the paper. Then we’ll expose it, and run the print under water to make images appear.

Learn the basics of writing film and TV structure, sharpen dialogue, craft amazing characters, find your voice, understand tone vs. theme, end up loving Outlines and Directors Statements as writing tools to keep you focused. By the end of six weeks, you’ll have a short script or outline. Study Short Film screenwriting with local, upstate WGAE screenwriter, ScreenCraft Fellowship, Athena Writers Lab Fellow and AMC Nominee, NBC TV Writers Lab FInalist, and NYFA grant winner, A.C. Cole.

Join us every Wednesday from 4–7 PM through Thanksgiving for the Wednesday Farm Market at The Spark of Hudson, hosted in partnership with Common Hands Farm CSA.

Bring any craft that fits in your lap and join our circle for an evening of creativity and connection. Whether you knit, crochet, sketch, bead, embroider, or simply enjoy working with your hands, this is a space to make progress on your projects while sharing ideas and inspiration with others.

Join us at The Spark for a special hands-on workshop in honor of Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) ! Casa Latina Hudson will guide us in the art of making pupusas, the beloved Salvadoran stuffed corn tortillas. While we cook and enjoy these delicious creations together, we’ll also explore the traditions, history, and cultural significance of Day of the Dead.

Join us every Wednesday from 4–7 PM through Thanksgiving for the Wednesday Farm Market at The Spark of Hudson, hosted in partnership with Common Hands Farm CSA.

Bring any craft that fits in your lap and join our circle for an evening of creativity and connection. Whether you knit, crochet, sketch, bead, embroider, or simply enjoy working with your hands, this is a space to make progress on your projects while sharing ideas and inspiration with others.

Do you find yourself worrying about the birds, the bees, and the future of our native plants? Or maybe you just want to connect with other eco-minded folks in a supportive, fun space. Hosted by Design Wiild, this ongoing support group is a place to share best practices, swap gardening tips, and learn from guest experts on everything from ecology to climate resilience. Whether you’re an experienced gardener or just plant-curious, all are welcome!

This women's circle, open to female-identifying and non-binary individuals, will be led by Nancy Maurice Rogers and other creatives in the field of arts. Through discussions and dialogues, we will delve into exploring creative processes and recognize the diverse area creativity has in our lives today and that which holds potential for future explorations in our lives.

Step into the playful world of generative video, where imagination meets moving images. This hands-on workshop invites participants to experiment with cutting-edge creative tools that turn words, sketches, and ideas into dynamic short films. No technical background required — just curiosity and a sense of fun.