The Telegraph School

05/29/2026

It's almost time, folks!

Both of these giant storefront windows are now fully rebuilt. All rotten and broken wood has been repaired. All new stainless steel pins. And fully primed! Ready for glass, putty, and paint.

05/29/2026

A few more photos of the magic twins out and about. Many thanks to our amazing community puppeteers!!

05/26/2026

Dragons have come to Cherry Valley!
On this Memorial Day, we remember those who gave so much so that we can have a strong caring community. We remember our veterans as full humans, with joy, pain, playfulness, and commitment. We honor them by celebrating life and continuing to invest in our community through the arts, making it a beautiful and fulfilling place to live for generations to come.

05/23/2026

Several members of the community in Cherry Valley planted a riparian forest buffer of 525 native trees and shrubs along the Cherry Valley Creek behind the Old School on Saturday,

05/23/2026

05/22/2026

We're happy to share that we'll be in the Memorial Day Parade in Cherry Valley Monday at 10am!
We've been busy at work with a new banner, a kazoo orchestra, and touching up the beautiful giant dragon puppets from Catskill Puppet Theater.

05/14/2026

This looks like a wonderful workshop at our neighboring Mohawk Kanien'kehá:ka community.

Also, check out this weekend's events:
Saturday - Traditional Hickory Bark Rattle Workshop
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/traditional-hickory-bark-rattle-workshop-tickets-1989275992042
Sunday - Workday - painting & planting

✨️🌿May 30th from 10-4pm Kanatsiohareke is hosting a workshop about planting by the moon phases, companion planting, and seed keeping, led by Stephen McComber from Kahnawake.

🌿We need to have a minimum of 15 folks in person to host this event ♡ Please like & share. Niawen!

💎Join us for an on-site workshop about traditional farming practices led by seed keeper and food sovereignty advocate Stephen McComber.

Lunch will be provided.

Stephen McComber from the Bear clan has always been connected to the land through the practice of gardening and farming. Throughout his life, he has been a seed teacher and is often a keynote speaker at various seed conferences all across Turtle Island, educating people on traditional Kanien'kehá:ka planting practices and cultures. He is a part of the Haudenosaunee Seed Keepers Society with other Kanien'kehá:ka seed savers. He is now the Chief of sustainability at the Mohawk Council of Kahnawake. With this role, he is able to have more power over sustainable and food sovereignty initiatives in and around Kahnawake. 🌿✨️

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ways-to-keep-a-raccoon-out-of-your-garden-but-were-afraid-to-ask-tickets-1989276653019