Community Hall Front, back and interior views
2023 Holiday Festivities photo 1: Paul, Chris and Abigail Dwon with Santa Claus . photo 2: Barry Olsen, Abigail Dwon and Valerie Naranjo
Stop the West Kill Lexington Community Hall on Sunday, October 30th to fill up your cauldron from our delicious Halloween brunch.
10am-1pm
We will be serving up pancakes, scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, salads and topping it off with deserts.
We will also have a pumpkin decorating station for all ages.
We look forward to seeing you at our annual Maple Brunch Sunday, April 10th, 2022 from 10am-2pm. Bring your appetite!
Community Coffee & Treat time!
Join us on December 10th & the 17th from 2-4pm. We will have coffee, tea and sweet delights to warm you up.
Annual Holiday Ceremony!
Come out to celebrate the spirit of the holidays with our annual Christmas tree lighting and caroling.
The ceremony begins on Saturday, December 4th 2021 at the Memorial Monument at the intersection of Rt 42 and Spruceton Rd from 6:30-7:30 pm.
Stop by for hot soup, coffee, tea and shop all the locally handmade crafts.
We’ll have make-your-own fall wreaths, ready made wreaths, ceramics, jewelry, sheep skins, beeswax and scented soy wax candles, hand knitted, hats and mittens, socks, herbal soaps, wellness tinctures, skin care, bath salts, herbal teas, cocktail bitters, a wide range of herbal vinegars, hot sauces, apple sauce, apple butter, honey, syrup, breads, pastries, poultry, beef and much, much more!
Looking forward to see you all at the hall!
Masks will be required. Thank you for helping us keep each other safe!
Patriot’s Day 2019
West Kill Community Hall Patriots Day event brings together our community leaders, history lovers, neighbors and visiting guests to celebrate our legacy of courage, liberty, and civic engagement.
Culinary Foraging Walk and Lunch 2019
Come out and join us for a day of festivities at the 11th Annual Thunder in the Mountains Car Show on August 14th, 2021!
Classic & custom cars and trucks, music, door prizes, food and beverages and more!
Patriot’s Day Pot Luck Dinner with guest speaker Carolyn Bennett paying tribute to then and now.
Local foragers, Elodie and Bryana, identified wild foods growing here in the Catskills. The walk and talk included an hour-long hike to discover edible treats often found in your own backyard.
The walk concluded with a foraged lunch prepared by Elodie and Bryana back at the West Kill Lexington Community Hall. The menu offered a selection of Wild Greens Kimchi, Sun Choke Soup, Ramp Pesto Focaccia, West Kill Brewing beer, and a non-alcoholic Kombucha.
100% proceeds were donated to West Kill Community Hall building improvement fund.