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Rockland Rowing Masters Regatta June 15th At Rockland Lake Congers

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Get ready to experience the thrill of rowing competition amidst the natural beauty of Rockland Lake State Park. The Rockland Rowing Association proudly announces its second annual Rockland Rowing Masters Regatta.

Building on the success of last year’s event, this year promises an even more exhilarating and inclusive rowing spectacle, complete with traditional 1000m sprints, the unique Rockland Relays, and a vibrant beer garden to celebrate the spirit of rowing.

Event Highlights:
● Professionally Designed Course: 1000m course features 10 buoyed lanes with stake
boats, promising fair and competitive racing.
● Scenic Venue: Nestled within Rockland Lake State Park, the venue offers stunning
views and a perfect backdrop for both competitors and spectators.
● Comprehensive Racing Schedule: Embracing the legacy of the Derby Sweeps &
Sculls, this event offers a full spectrum of events, ensuring a place for every masters
rower.
● Professional Management: With expert timing and management, participants can look
forward to a seamless racing experience.
● Accessibility: Excellent trailer access and ample parking make participation hassle-
free. Located just 20 miles from New York and minutes from the Tappan Zee Bridge, it’s
conveniently accessible.
● Local Amenities: Enjoy the charm of Nyack and the broader Rockland County with its
array of dining and hotel options.
● Innovative Rockland Relays: A test of strategy and team depth, these relay races add
a dynamic twist to the day's competition.
● Youth Engagement: The regatta includes 1000m youth quad races, fostering the next
generation of rowers.
● Boat Rentals: Available for those in need, ensuring everyone has a chance to compete.

There is no handicapping at this Regatta. The goal is to allow crews to get to experience being on the water with as close to a full 10-lane field as they can get in each event, while still awarding medals to winners in each age category represented in the flight. Online registration is currently open with a deadline of June 5 th . For more information and to download a race packet with complete details, visit www.rocklandrowing.org.

 

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Rockland County YouthFest 2026 | Free Family Event March 29

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Rockland County YouthFest is a free, family-friendly community event with no admission fee and no cost for any activities or services. Join us on Sunday, March 29, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM at the Rockland Community College Fieldhouse for a fun, interactive day celebrating children, youth, and families across Rockland County.

Community members will have the chance to connect with local organizations, agencies, and businesses that support youth and families—all in one exciting place.

Event highlights include:

  • 🎈 Inflatable activities with bouncy castles for kids

  • 🐕 Meet & Greet with K9 unit dogs

  • 🧸 Teddy Bear Hospital hosted by Montefiore Nyack

  • 🏫 Exhibits and services featuring information, resources, and programs from local organizations

Mark your calendars and bring the whole family for a day of fun, learning, and community—completely free!

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Empire State Outdoor Sportsmen’s Show Returns to Rockland County Feb. 20–22

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The 3rd Annual Empire State Outdoor Sportsmen’s Show will return to the Rockland Community College Fieldhouse in Suffern, New York, from February 20–22, 2026, bringing one of the region’s largest outdoor recreation events back to Rockland County.

Known as the area’s premier outdoor sports show, the event will feature exhibitors focused on hunting, fishing, boating, and camping, along with live seminars, auctions, and interactive experiences for outdoor enthusiasts of all ages.

The show will span a 90,000-square-foot exhibit area, offering attendees the opportunity to explore the latest gear, services, and innovations from outdoor industry vendors, as well as connect with experts and organizations from across the region.

Admission is $12 at the door (cash only), and parking is free at the venue.

Organizers say the annual event continues to grow each year, drawing outdoor enthusiasts from across the Hudson Valley and beyond for a weekend dedicated to sportsmanship, education, and outdoor lifestyle activities.

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