On July 15th from noon to 10 p.m., Piermont Avenue will be closed to traffic for the village’s annual Bastille Day celebration. French flags will flap along the avenue where restaurants and shops will have outdoor tables. The streets will fill with live music and the pleasant aromas of traditional French, Italian, Continental, Mexican, Irish and American cuisine served by local restaurants. Witness a re-enactment of the storming of the Bastille. There will be a guillotine on display, albeit with a wooden blade. 

Parking for Piermont's Bastille Day on Saturday July 15th, is available in various locations around Piermont Avenue where the event takes place. The Piermont Police are responsible for the parking and will direct people to parking locations.

BASTILLE DAY 2017 HIGHLIGHTS

Glass Blower with Presence of Piermont
Henna and Face Painting with Jamies Faces
Frances Wells with her Hudson River Paintings with Abigail Rose & Lily Too
Tattoos for Kids and Adults too
Hand Made Jewelry with Kim Satin
Make your own mask workshop with Piermont Straus Gallery
Storming of the Bastille with the Piermont Historic Society
Kids Fun at Flywheel Park - Bouncy House
4PM Performance of Ramblin’ Dan & his Freewheelin Band
Variety of Food and Drink provided by our local restaurants

Music line up played live on our stage:

11:30 Shermin Steel Drums

12:00 French National Anthem (sung by Adele Kohut)

12:30 Anna Veleva Opera

1:00 Tequila Soul Project

1:45 Ronnie Shingelo Solo Acustic

2:15 Who Are They

3:00 Downtown Saturn

4:00 What Next

5:00 Grilled Cheese

6:00 Bobby Di Blasio

7:00 Doc Lane and Loose Change

The Piermont Civic Assocation is selling 10 feet x 10 feet spaces at only $20 per space. Bring your own table or blanket. Whatever you sell is yours to keep. This is a great time to clean out your storage bin, garage, attic, or basement! Deadline for registration is 10 days before the event. This fund-raiser is non-refundable. Please send your check to: Piermont Civic Association, P.O. Box 454, Piermont, NY 10968 Info: 845-359-5754

It's that time again ladies! Grab your friends and enjoy a very special evening in Piermont. Make your reservations at your favorite restaurant and prepare for a fun, mystical evening of learning all about you through tarot card readings, angel card readings, numerology and the yearly astrological forecast! There will also be a village walk-a-bout raffle, store specials and Happy Hour too!

Meet Piermont

New projects - come mix and mingle!

It's a great time to get busy supporting your community. Come meet the founders, business owners, residents, and non-profits that are part of the cheermont collective.

*All proceeds go to support our tourism campaign for Piermont.

Please bring a basket or container to collect your eggs.

Come Early!

(weather permitting)

The Dennis P. McHugh Piermont Public Library will hold a 10th Anniversary Celebration on Sunday, April 9, 2017, 12 - 5 pm, to mark its first decade in the McHugh building. The library, chartered in 1896, opened the doors to its newly built Flywheel Park location on a bright and brisk Hudson Valley day in March 2007.

Just what has taken place in that charming yellow building by the river since that day? Come find out. Festivities will include live music by the Old No. 7 Band, food trucks, tech demos, children's art, stories & crafts, library history & trivia, grounds tours, mini golf in the stacks, an "edible books" baking contest, and more. Our gallery space will feature a brief history of how the library came to be, how the current building got its name, and how the institution continues to evolve as a community hub.

As part of the 10th Anniversary Celebration, the library is offering two excellent naming opportunities for donors. First, there will be a 10th Anniversary Fundraising Campaign with a generous Matching Challenge. Donations to the 10th Anniversary Fund will be matched by longtime supporters Dale and Ed Nelson up to the first $5,000 raised. This is a chance to make your contribution to the library go twice as far. Donors who give $250 or more will have their names engraved on a 10th Anniversary Wall plaque. Double your impact and leave a lasting declaration of your support by giving to the 10th Anniversary Fund.

The second naming opportunity comes in the form of a special 10th Anniversary Path of engraved bricks. This new walkway will connect the bench on the front lawn to the sidewalk that leads to the rain garden. This is a unique opportunity to commemorate your loved ones while contributing to your library. Donate just $200, a discounted rate from the front Path of Friends, to inscribe one line on a brick.

All contributions are tax deductible. Donations to the 10th Anniversary Fund and Path will support the library's stated mission and future maintenance of a now aging and well-used building. Visit the library for donation forms, or visit: http://piermontlibrary.org/events/10th-anniversary-celebration/. 

Help keep your charming yellow library robust for the next 10 years and beyond.

Baking Contest details

The "Edible Books" Baking Contest will be held during the 10th Anniversary Celebration. What is an "edible books" contest and how do you participate? Glad you asked!

Decorate a food item, usually a dessert, based on a book title, cover, character, etc. Take a look at our submission form or search Pinterest for some examples of booky cookies, poetic pastries, sci-fi pies, mysterious meringues and such to get your creative juices flowing… and baking!

Instructions: Submit your entry form by March 31st and bring your baked goods on April 9th for judging. Judging will be based on the visual presentation of your piece. Entries will not be tasted until after a winner is chosen.

Timeline on Sunday, April 9th:

·         11:30 a.m.: Bring your entry to the library for setup.

·         12 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Voting will be open to attendees of the 10th Anniversary  Celebration. Everyone gets one vote.

·         4 p.m. A winner will be announced, and then the best part, everyone gets to "eat your words" and taste all the "edible book" creations.

Come visit the Tappan Zee Thrift Shop for our Teacups & Roses event.

Great spring items, Easter items, vintage china and great jewelry!

Free refreshments.

Flywheel: (noun) A heavy-rimmed rotating wheel that uses its momentum to minimize speed variation in a machine.

The Village of Piermont was once home to over 1,300 people who worked at the Papermill. Piermont’s industrial past will be memorialized in the Flywheel Park in Piermont, NY. Celebrate with us for the commemoration on Sunday, November 6 at noon. Be there for the unveiling of our memorial plaque honoring those who lived and worked in Piermont.

Come see the words and images supplied by Bob Samuels and the Piermont Historic Society. This project has been fully funded by three of Piermont’s wonderful nonprofit groups: The Piermont Civic Association, The Piermont Chamber of Commerce, and the Piermont Historical Society with special thanks to the Piermont Village Board for approving the DPW installation work.

Save the date!

THE TALLMAN POOL & BEACH CLUB WILL HOST A PIERMONT FIRE DEPARTMENT FUNDRAISER ON OCTOBER 8TH

NEW YORK, NY (September 12, 2016) – The Tallman Pool & Beach Club will host a fundraiser for the Piermont Fire Department’s High Angle Rescue Team, sponsored by Procida Funding & Advisors on Saturday, October 8th.   The special evening will include a pig roast buffet from NoCo Grill, live music, 50/50 raffle and cash bar.  Tickets for the event will be sold at the door for $25 and additional donations to the cause are welcome.

The Piermont Fire Department’s High Angle Rescue Team was founded in 1999 to provide additional means to get people out of harm's way.  The majority of the equipment that the team uses is still dated from the time the team was created 17 years ago. To ensure the safety of the rescuers and people that are in need, equipment needs to be replaced due to age and wear. Due to the 2% tax cap budget, concessions need to be made.

“This fundraiser will provide this specialized team with new ropes, rescue devices and personal protective equipment so the Piermont Fire Department can help keep our community safe,” said Procida Funding & Advisors CEO Billy Procida who was responsible for the $750,000 facelift that the Tallman Beach & Pool Club received in advance of the 2016 summer season.

The Tallman Beach & Pool Club’s state-of-the-art facility will for private events through the end of October.  For more information, please visit https://tallmanpoolclub.com/ or call 845-422-7126.

Hike along the scenic Erie path to the station on Ash Street and learn about Piermont’s unique and diverse history significant for its longest railroad in the world in 1851 that ran from Piermont to Lake Erie [hence Erie RR], its role in the American Revolution, in WWII and much more.

Now in our 21 year, come meet garden members and see how a community garden operates- and learn a few growing tips! 

Piermont Community Garden is located adjacent to Parelli Park.

Hike along the scenic Erie path to the station on Ash Street and learn about Piermont’s unique and diverse history significant for its longest railroad in the world in 1851 that ran from Piermont to Lake Erie [hence Erie RR], its role in the American Revolution, in WWII and much more.

Meet at 10 a.m. in the parking lot behind Confetti's Restaurant on Ash Street. Richard Esnard of the Piermont Historical Society will lead a walk through the birthplace of Piermont along the Sparkill Creek to the Rockland Road Bridge that is on the National Register of Historic Places.  Time permitting, return via 19th century Bogertown.

Contact info: (917) 509-5429

Hike along the scenic Erie path to the station on Ash Street and learn about Piermont’s unique and diverse history significant for its longest railroad in the world in 1851 that ran from Piermont to Lake Erie [hence Erie RR], its role in the American Revolution, in WWII and much more.

Meet at 10 a.m. in the parking lot behind Confetti's Restaurant on Ash Street. Richard Esnard of the Piermont Historical Society will lead an historic walking tour --first through early 19th century Bogertown [on Paradise Avenue] and then onto Piermont's pier. Enjoy the exceptional views while learning of the impact the pier had on the village and during WWII. Return to the parking area via Flywheel Park.

Contact info: (917) 509-5429

Hike along the scenic Erie path to the station on Ash Street and learn about Piermont’s unique and diverse history significant for its longest railroad in the world in 1851 that ran from Piermont to Lake Erie [hence Erie RR], its role in the American Revolution, in WWII and much more.

Hike along the scenic Erie path to the station on Ash Street and learn about Piermont’s unique and diverse history significant for its longest railroad in the world in 1851 that ran from Piermont to Lake Erie [hence Erie RR], its role in the American Revolution, in WWII and much more.

The TappanZee Thrift Shop will offer a special collection of vintage items. Refreshments at the vintage bar (1931-1966) will include wine, beer from Defiant Brewery, and catering by Balthazar. [Donation accepted.]